yep, used the title of an MxPx song as a post title, but I posted this photo on FaceBook and many of the non-FaceBook using public didn’t get to see it. Here it is in all it’s glory from a few days back (Dec 27th, 2006 and Dec 27th, 2008).
saw this on TUAW and had to pass it on. It’s totally worth watching, and even if you are a PC fan, you should find this video interesting.
In what seems like a pre-Christmas kick to the curb, my internet speed has gone from bad to worse. We pay for 8MB down, and we had been getting 2 and a half MB down for the past month or so… and miserable with that, but this weekend has been dreadful and I finally decided to check it. And what to my wondering eyes should appear, but near dial-up speeds. No wonder I am unable to function online. Anyway, we’ll see if this actually posts, but here’s the actual results, dated and everything.
Hoping yours is merrier.
there… I said it.
This guy talks just like Dr. Phil, is bald and has the ego of Dr. Phil. And just like Dr. Phil isn’t a real “doctor,” Trent Dilfer believes himself a better quarterback and analyst than he was/is.
Watch and agree.
Okay, not really, but it is the holidays and these are links, so that’s how I arrived at the title.
- Fake gadgets: I would love to be buying some of these to give to friends and family, but I’d love to make my own because I think making these would be something I would be really good at.
- Universal Record Database (Beta): Amazing idea. It makes me want to record something ridiculous, just for the infamy of being a world record holder in SOMETHING. personal current favorite: Most Images of Fish Sandwiches Looked At In One Minute
- Wipee List: online task manager. There’s dozens of these, and I’ve got 2 or 3 others, but preparing to do stuff is almost as important as actually doing it.
- Ziipa: a Web 2.0 web service directory. Each of these sites performs a unique service. There are too many to sift through, but I found 2 or 3 things in the 20 minutes I looked over it that I could see helping me.
- Sitonomy: find out what is powering your favorite sites… helpful to .013% of the population. It is interesting though.
- Ekklesia360: if I was starting a mid-sized church website today, this is probably where I would start because it looks like it would support most of what most churches need and easy for anyone to administrate.
- Jobs in Columbus: The concept and branding are great. I wish they had more jobs on there and made it quicker and easier to exclude jobs in Dayton, Cleveland and other cities… it IS called jobsincolumbus.com!
Merry Christmas! If I don’t post again in the next few days.
