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

  • Treo 270 Opinions?

    I'm considering purchasing a Handspring Treo 270 w/T-mobile service. I'm looking for opinions, reviews–anything from real users. If you have an alternative, let me know. I've got a Visor Pro…

  • Adrenal Glands and Weblogs

    Here's an interesting comment from Ed: Chris Lydon digs the intellectual energy of the blogosphere: ìThe adrenal elite is here.î [snip] The dynamism sensed by Chris is a key to…

  • Pottery and Fear

    Raku weekend is upon us. I've been fretting about glazing and pit firing and generally, fear of the unknown. Spent about three hours with Nathan from Springfield Pottery yesterday. He…

  • Harry Potter and Adults

    Read this review of Harry Potter and it's power over adults. I first read about it here on the BoingBoing blog. Subscribe if you don't already; it's a hoot.

  • Userland, meet Apple. Apple, swallow Userland

    I posted this in comments on Don Park's weblog: Here's the Steve Kirks plan: Buy Userland. Keep everyone on the payroll and harness the Dave-force for good, for Apple and…

  • John Robb, where are you?

    I did some googling for John Robb last night and came up with very little. I saw a cache of his Sunday posts, but now that's gone. In those few…

  • Userland

    Reading Don Park… Ground is shaking in UserLand. John Robb's abrupt departure and blog disappearance smells bad. Dave is hinting at a bigger change that should be “net-net good news…

  • TypePad beta is up

    SixApart just opened the beta testing up for TypePad.  I had signed up about a month ago and got the notice in the mail today.  I can link to it, but…

  • New site up and running

    New site is up and running.  Thanks for your patience and understanding.

  • Site Move http://www.houseofwarwick.com/

    The new domain is up and running.  I'm going to reconfigure Radio to use it for posts past this point. http://www.houseofwarwick.com I'll republish the entire site at the new location…

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