Monthly Archives: June 2004

You may have noticed in the header above that we’re celebrating ten years of matrimony. That’s right, Jen and I passed the ten year mark on Friday. I can’t believe it’s been ten years. I know the common thing is … Continue reading →

I need help from diabolical minds. Here’s the situation. My sister let me know the other day that neighborhood kids, mostly teens, are using her yard for a bypass. They cut through all the time, about six to twelve on … Continue reading →

Dave Winer’s How To Avoid Flamewars: When you’ve written something strong and personal, before posting, re-read it and pause for a few moments. Re-read what you’ve written and imagine that someone said what you’ve said, about you. Would you like … Continue reading →

I’m back from Tennesee. Actually, I’ve been back since Saturday. I’ve been busy doing things like sleeping in my own bed, hugging my wife and daughter, and not eating in restaurants. I wasn’t sure if I was going to make … Continue reading →

First, let me say that it’s not just me that thinks Ariel is hot. I’ve just learned that INXS, who was my absolute favorite band for a couple years in high school (yes, yes, I know, just shut up), is … Continue reading →

So here I am in Knoxville, Tennesee. I flew this morning. My flight arrived just after noon and I was settled into my hotel room and unpacked shortly thereafter. My training (the reason I’m here) begins tomorrow morning at 9:00 … Continue reading →

So, Apple kicked in a couple free iSight cameras for our recent order. Naturally, being the inquisitive and investigative types we are, we tried them out right away. The iSight and iChat AV work great over our cable modem connections. … Continue reading →

I’m getting ready to release Tangelo 1.0b5 to my beta testers. This version supports multiple weblogs and provides valid RSS and Atom feeds, plus a few minor interface improvements. Warning: minor geek speak to follow, but nothing too deep. Getting … Continue reading →

But I’ll settle for one or two.

When people tell me I became president on January 20, 1981, I feel I have to correct them. You don’t become president of the United States. You are given temporary custody of an institution called the presidency, which belongs to … Continue reading →