Writing

Posts going back to 2003: technology, leadership, travel and food.

  • Reuters falsifies story

    Read this and decide for yourself. Please spread the word and link on your page, too.

  • John Robb Is Back On The Air

    From Dann: After a rather frustrating couple of weeks, John Robb is back on the air with his new domain, MindPlex.org. [X-log] Go forth and link!

  • Don Park and Sushi

    Don and family had sushi last night. Wham-Bam-Fish-Swam! You want sushi? We got sushi! [Don Park's Daily Habit] Funny, so did I. Mine was not as adventurous as his, but…

  • Wishing for simpler, smaller software

    Scoble has a link to a post from Michael Hanscom about a Mac version of Word that is smaller. Here's my comment, posted here since Radio's trackback function isn't working…

  • Treo software upgrade for AT&T wireless users

    Bruce Yehl posts some notes about his Treo webpage and the mail service. Bruce helped me work through problems with my first Treo, a 180 purchased from TigerDirect (bad idea).…

  • Coffee Geek

    If you aren't a coffee geek, don't even bother going here and reading the review of this fine machine. Honestly, I had no idea that vacuum brewing existed…

  • Site Update

    To the three regular readers of house of warwick: I think we are through the storm with Radio. It's functioning again and posting is working correctly. Archives have been republished,…

  • Class Reminder: Week of July 28, 2003

    Springfield Pottery is starting their summer classes this week. Don't forget to bring your old towel and some great ideas to class! Wheel throwing classes are a little messy, especially…

  • Springfield Pottery's First Weblog Post

    Springfield Pottery's First Weblog Post Springfield Pottery is a studio, gallery, and clay center. Owners Jennifer and Nathan Falter opened their studio in 1998 in order to both pursue their…

  • test 5

    test post 5–reinstalled Radio a 5th time in an attempt to get around a pref bug relating to FTP upstreaming…

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