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

  • We're off!

    We're Off! Car packed and ready. Gas Tank full. Maps done, cell phone in hand. iPod loaded with driving music. Today's first stops: St. Louis, Indianapolis, Columbus, Cleveland and hopefully…

  • BloggerCon weather…

    BloggerCon weather… Weather report for BloggerCon. Currently, Weather.com is reporting for the Harvard area: Friday, Oct. 3: Partly Cloudy, High 59, Low 48, 20% chance of rain Saturday, Oct. 4:…

  • 24 Hours from leaving

    Here we are, less than 24 hours from leaving town. I have three running lists of things to do. In my office, it's the end of a sales month. Stress…

  • Jim Moore on Clark and Clinton (via email post test)

    Here's a quick post from email to make sure all is well… Jim Moore has this to say about Clinton's support of Clark

  • Reading and recording at 11PM

    I'm recording some audio in the background, using our Mac and a Sony hand-held cassette recorder. I did a fake interview (funny to us in the Ozarks) and did some…

  • Pre-trip notes

    Pre-trip notes I'm writing this from the waiting room of Mitchum Tire here in Springfield, waiting for a tire to get fixed. I've been doing a lot of pre-trip prep…

  • Layout-o-matic via Nick Bradbury

    This looks interesting–it reminds me of a cartoon that a friend drew “Magazine Wizard”. I'll play with it after BloggerCon… Layout-o-matic is a browser-based tool for creating CSS layouts (via…

  • It's late and I should be asleep

    It's 10:58 here in Springfield and I am one tired individual. I've spent the afternoon chasing a problem that makes no sense to me anymore: Radio isn't working right. My…

  • Neal Stephenson in Cambridge during BloggerCon!

    Neal Stephenson wrote Cryptonomicon, a great book about spies, math and WWII. He recently started a trilogy, the first book is “Quicksilver” Wednesday, October 08, 2003 07:00 PM Neal Stephenson,…

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