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

  • Read Russell Beattie's Luck Entry

    Here's a link to a Russell Beattie post… I'm a Lucky Guy I can totally see this. Half the people I know just don't *pay attention* and they don't, *think…

  • Leaked G5 Specs

    dotmac.info has specs of the new G5. Apple leaked them by accident. Read 'em while you can.

  • iTrip has arrived

    My iTrip arrived today. Great packaging greeted me when I opened the UPS blue package. Similar to the iPod's box, it's white and grey and contains the same type of…

  • Why not NetNewsWire?

    I just bought NetNewsWire. After using the lite version (for free, thanks Brent) I wanted to show my support for the world of shareware. This is only the second piece…

  • Wacko Jacko, Adam Curry and MTV

    Here's a great story about Michael Jackson, MTV and the music biz. From Adam Curry's weblog.

  • How does iTunes Music Store work?

    Read this then read the comments below… What a great read! I finally understand why the iTunes Music Store will be a fundamental force in consumer spending this Christmas season.…

  • Doc Searls on Broadcasting

    Doc Searls: “Notice how much of the few minutes of non-advertising content on your local 11 O'Clock news is devoted to “stories” that are nothing more than promotions of entertainment…

  • Radio is the hardest "easy to use" program I've ever owned

    Is Radio's usefulness hard to uncover? Ask Don Park: Formal Blogroll My blogroll is now defined inside an OPML file and divided into sections to make room for a Korean…

  • Springfield Pottery, Jen and Nathan Falter

    Just got the basics of a website finished for Springfield Pottery. Nathan and Jen have been so kind to me, helping me figure out pottery and where it fits into…

  • Scripting News Link from 5-2003

    Scripting News: Ben Edelman, a Harvard Law student and fellow at Berkman, has been studying Gator, one of the leading advertising servers. He’s got a Web app that simulates a…

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