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So I just got my March copy of Wired Magazine and promptly sat down to pour over the glossy pages of goodness. I was flipping through the Play section when I came across a new videogame; Battlefield 2. What caught … Continue reading →

I went down to American Fork (pronounced Fark) yesterday and met with some very nice folks at Covenant Communications. I have been working with several individuals there, all who were very nice on the phone and through e-mail, and were … Continue reading →

I’ve been reading a book called “The Survival Game” by David Barash. It’s a discussion on game theory and I’ve found it to be quite interesting, particularly the bit on the concept of “live and let live” during WWI. Basically … Continue reading →

Can’t sleep. I’ve been thinking a bit about communities lately. When I went to high school, you could say that I belonged to a community. There were about 200 in my graduating class, and we all shared similar experiences. We … Continue reading →

So what if you throw a blog and nobody comes? As can be seen in the last month, I’ve had a record number of visitors to the site. A whopping 0. The proverbial goose egg. It can’t be my lack … Continue reading →

I rarely buy any DVDs. I figure for the price of an average DVD, I could buy a month subscription at Netflix, watch the movie I would have bought, plus seven or eight other movies on the Long Tail. So … Continue reading →

Prologue I sat on the front room couch examining the cover of the family home evening manual. It was a colorful painting. A mother and father sat on a love seat. The father was dressed in a tie and was … Continue reading →

Interesting inteview from Bill Gates. Particularly this paragraph. “No, I’d say that of the world’s economies, there’s more that believe in intellectual property today than ever. There are fewer communists in the world today than there were. There are some … Continue reading →

I think I have the whole critic thing figured out. Sometimes I get tired of hearing a critic rave about a movie, only to be sorely disappointed. Or skip a movie because the critics pan it, only to realize (after … Continue reading →

When you first buy a microwave, you instantly rely on it like it’s been part of your kitchen all along. If you lose it, you can’t remember how you ever got along without it. How exactly do you warm up … Continue reading →