I just found a neat tool for getting feedback from readers of your blog. It’s called PostReach and it supports LOTS of blogging platforms. I saw LifeChurch.tv : Swerve using it in the their posts. There are 2D and 3D options for the Icons that users can click and the stats are kept on the […]
Read MoreWhen I say goalie, I am not talking about a soccer goalie. I guess maybe goalkeeper is more appropriate. I have been giving thought to my “five year plan” and what it looks like, considering my path, and what it I want it to look like, based on the goals I want to reach. The […]
Read MoreTalking to “Customer Service” while on the way home – 30 minutes Calling “Customer Service” back after getting cold transfered to the wrong department – 15 minutes Finding what I need on Download.com within five minutes of looking – priceless I use a little known product from Intuit that allows me create and manage invoices. […]
Read MoreMicrosoft has recently released the new versions of their Zune media device. Their original Zune was released with mixed reviews and the size and brown color option were the two negatives I have heard the most. On the positive, the original Zune had an exceptional screen. This was pre iPhone and iPod Touch, so for […]
Read MoreYou pick, ICanHasCheezBurger or LOLCats, they are both GREAT and xkcd makes a note of it! -Kamen xkcd – A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language – By Randall Munroe
Read MoreSo I posted twice on Saturday, then got busy with church, family, house stuff on Sunday. I didn’t post on Sunday, or did I? Are you allowed to cheat @ NaBloPoMo? What if I use the nifty “Post Timestamp” tool that WordPress offers up? I guess I will fess up if I get picked for […]
Read MoreMel and I made some headway on the home front today, check the vid! -Kamen
Read MoreLaughter = Your a geek -Kamen xkcd – A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language – By Randall Munroe
Read MoreBlogging is obviously on the rise, and has been for some time now, but the way we blog is starting to change. Most of us are used to firing up a web browser, going to the admin section of our sites and stamping out a post. Some platforms even allow you to pick your WYSIWYG […]
Read MoreI ran across an article on “The Subjectivity of Wine” on The Frontal Cortex This is the part that held my attention: “In 2001, Frederic Brochet, of the University of Bordeaux, conducted two separate and very mischievous experiments. In the first test, Brochet invited 57 wine experts and asked them to give their impressions of […]
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