Google, Me, Stewardesses, And Unions
For the last few days, I’ve been puzzled that “Stewardesses Stripped” was the most popular link on my blog according to MyBlogLog. This was from a post I did in May
Amy's Night Of The Living Blog
I knew it would happen – it was just a matter of time. Amy’s blog finally ate her brain. It’s 4:30pm and she’s in her bathrobe continuing to work on
Roomba – July's Toy of the Month
I’ve always had poor impulse control when it comes to buying electronic toys. Amazon hasn’t helped, as I can satisfy my cravings with a single click. While I was listening
Jason Groshart Blogs About Using Rally To Create Gold Systems Products
I’m an investor in Gold Systems. I’m an investor in Rally Software. I like both companies a lot. So – it was fun to catch a thread from Jason Groshart
for:bfeld (part 2)
Joshua from del.icio.us just commented on my for:bradfeld post about tagging things in del.icio.us for me. Joshua has changed how the “for:“ prefix works and the right way to tag
Movie of The Week: The Longest Yard
One of the treasures of Homer is our local movie theater. It’s located on the corner of Pioneer and Main (how fitting) and is an old single seating theater. We
More Fun With Subscription-Based Pricing
Nick Bradbury put up a post earlier this week about FeedDemon going to a subscription model. FeedDemon was acquired by NewsGator several months ago and – as part of NewsGator’s
Aspen Colorado Blog
New West Network just started up an Aspen-based blog. If you are a fan of Aspen (and I know a bunch of you New Yorkers out there are because I
Skype for Outlook
I woke up one day (yesterday) and all of a sudden I’m using Skype all the time (including SkypeOut). What changed? First, I’m at my house in Alaska and my
Bears in Alaska
My friends Don and Christine Springer went bear watching today (I stayed home and worked – Brad is a dull boy.) They took a float plane from Smokey Bear Air