November 3, 2008 – 5:57 pm
Thought I’d weigh in, albeit briefly, regarding the upcoming elections. While I’ve been voting since turning 18 years of age (yeah, a long time, so?) the one consistent and disturbing trend I’ve personally noticed is just how increasingly vile the negative attack campaigning has become.
My first voting opportunity was back in the Fall of 1984. Couldn’t even begin to tell you who was running or what the measures were about, etc. I do remember that I had just gotten to U.C. Berkeley, was living in a Fraternity and soaking in all that was the East Bay at that time (trust me, there was, and still is a LOT to soak in! 
) If I’m not mistaken, I was a registered Republican for that and several ensuing election cycles. [...] Continue Reading…
October 15, 2008 – 12:49 pm
And the more I really think about it, the more I absolutely believe that we control our own destiny. However, I also feel that there are certain laws of success and the Universe that will aid us.
Signal vs. Noise (by 37signals): In a connected world…
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Are you currently involved in any sort of telecommuting work scenario? If so, would you mind sharing how it works for you (or doesn’t work)?
Some interesting points that you could help me with: [...] Continue Reading…
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The above link will take you over to Seth Godin’s blog, a most excellent place to find yourself. Usually. I’ve been a subscriber to his online writing for some time now, and enjoy his little insights and tidbits that he publishes quite regularly. And while he doesn’t have commenting on his site enabled, I could sort of understand the hassle of dealing with them (the comments) if the volume was consistently high, and there were other things to do with ones time. So, if you want to comment on Seth’s writings, you produce a post (hmmm, like this one!) and say your piece (or is it peace?) [...] Continue Reading…
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While tending to shy away from just reposting or regurgitating others posts, I’ve realized that one of the beautiful things about the Internet, the blogosphere in particular is the viral aspects that many of the CMS applications set and promote. [...] Continue Reading…
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, I’ve decided to set up category for chronicling those that quit me after some tweet or another. Please realize, dear reader, that I don’t truly put a lot of credence into the philosophy behind all of this. In actuality, I find it more interesting than anything else.
