I’ll be traveling to Boston and New York for the next week so my blogging might slow down, but keep checking back.
25 Sep 2009
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Monthly Archives: September 2009
22 Sep 2009
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Rupert’s answer to YouTube?
Facebook is beating up on MySpace bad. Already Facebook has more users worldwide, but MySpace still betters Facebook in users in the U.S. What to do? The Wall Street Journal reported that Ol’Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corp., said he … Continue reading
22 Sep 2009
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Saudi Prince Bandar and his Dallas Cowboys-colored jet
Being from Texas and a life-long Dallas Cowboys fan, I’ve seen all kinds of Cowboys colored vehicles. One of my neighbors had one of those old custom vans popular in the 80′s painted silver with a star for a window … Continue reading
18 Sep 2009
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Festival of Dangerous Ideas
This looks fun. Too bad its so far away in Sydney, Australia. What is a dangerous idea? This is a question that will be explored at our inaugural Festival of Dangerous Ideas, co-presented by the St James Ethics Centre, at … Continue reading
18 Sep 2009
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75 Percent of Oklahoma High School Students Can’t Name the First President of the U.S.
And we wonder how people like George W. Bush get elected not once, but twice. The ignorance in this country is astounding. OKLAHOMA CITY — Only one in four Oklahoma public high school students can name the first President of … Continue reading
16 Sep 2009
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Android portable media player
From DVICE: Slipping almost surreptitiously into stores tomorrow is perhaps a better portable media player than the much ballyhooed new Apple iPods and Microsoft ZuneHD — the Archos 5, one of the first non-cellphones to run Google’s Android OS. Up … Continue reading
16 Sep 2009
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Beethoven’s 5th Symphony graphical score animation
Pretty neat. It’s like a cross between Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Guitar Hero.
14 Sep 2009
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WTF? Darwin film ‘too controversial for religious America’
What!? Are we that juvenile that a film about the life of Charles Darwin has failed to get a U.S. distributor because the theory of evolution is too controversial for Americans? I don’t even know how to respond. This from … Continue reading
14 Sep 2009
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Visitors from far away
It’s interesting to look at this site’s Analytics data to see what countries you are coming from. Obviously, I get more visitors from the United States than any other place, with the states of Colorado, California and Texas at the … Continue reading
11 Sep 2009
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You don’t pick up the CEO of GM in a BMW
Rule No. 1: Hide the iPhone from Ballmer at the Microsoft meeting Then there was that poor Microsoft employee who tried to take a picture of Ballmer with an iPhone…. As the story goes, it happened when Ballmer was making … Continue reading
