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Continue reading →: PMA 2003
Nothing like becoming an instant expert. Gary told us about PMA, the big industry trade show. Thanks to the Internet, it’s easy to find out what was announced. Here are some sites to check out: * Digital Photography Review. Has a good list of products. Check the reviews of the…
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Continue reading →: Long Distance
Now that Connie’s trip to Senegal went off so well, I thought it was a good time to look at our long distance carrier. We’ve been an AT&T customer forever mainly because I’ve been scared about call quality, but playing with these 1010 services has really changed my mind. Everest…
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Continue reading →: Camera Flashes, Filters, Bags and more on Lenses
Now that I’ve figured out what camera and lense to get, there are all those other accessories. Good thing the internet is filled with folks reviewing the stuff. Here’s a quick list: h4. Flashes An additional thing, but I expect to be doing quite a bit of shooting indoor even…
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Continue reading →: Jim Allchin and Google
pseudorandom. Frank points out Jim’s comments in the Seattle Times about Google and Longhorn. PR gaff no doubt, but I’m sure he’s been thinking about the problem for a long time!
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Continue reading →: Lance Armstrong Separates
Jeffrey A. Cross: Armstrong And Wife Separate. How depressing. Lance and Kristin celebrate. I think I’ll buy Connie some flowers.
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Continue reading →: Area 51
Area 51 Black Aircraft. Can’t remember where I found it, but here’s a list of strange aircraft around Area 51. Kind of nerdy, but what the heck.
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Continue reading →: Word Bursts
Daypop Top Word Bursts. Thanks to Joshua for this reference. Word Bursts monitor the use of terms in blogs. It is amazing what pinging a site can do. Lots easier than having a spyder. Anyway, fun to watch new words burst onto the Internet via blogs.
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Continue reading →: Bike Works
Bike Works! Helping Columbia City Ride Bicycles.. This is a great organization. You can donate your bikes to them. You can also teach inner city kids how to repair bikes and then if they work long enough, then they get to keep them for themselves. A neat idea. We have…
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Continue reading →: Popfile Everywhere
I’ve been using Popfile for a few months now for my personal accounts. Version 0.17 has been very robust and for me has a 99.8% accuracy in detecting Spam. It is truly awesome. In digging around, there are quite a few pieces that are available that make it very practical…
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Continue reading →: Web Hosting Advice
Brad Choate: Oh the servers, they are a changin’…. Some great advice on dedicated servers. I’m very happy with “Mark”:http://tqhosting.com but if I ever need a dedicated server here’s some great advice.
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