Monthly Archives: April 2008

A long read, but an interesting one. I’ve heard rumblings of this kind of research, and I’m hearing more and more all the time. The guy that wrote this article also wrote this one. It is an another interesting concept … Continue reading →

Chapter 2 is up, over at the super trio. The audio is a bit better, I think. I’m still trying to tweak things, but it’s been fun learning how to do this. I had a bit of a panic last … Continue reading →

Just checked and my podcast is now searchable on iTunes. If you do a search for super trio, or Matthew Buckley, it appears. Kind of fun. The second chapter should be up by Sunday.

I have tried for a year to start on another book, but it just wasn’t coming. I had planned a third in the Headlights series. However, about a month ago I was lying in bed, and the idea for a … Continue reading →

As many of you have been reading in the news, over 400 children were taking from their parents down in Texas. Yes, they were polygamists, and yes there was a (single) phone call reporting sexual abuse. But shouldn’t we all … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago I posted my experience with Blockbuster posting what I was renting to Facebook, despite the fact that I had never asked it to do it, and in fact had ‘opted out’ of this lovely feature. Looks … Continue reading →

I’ve been thinking a lot about ‘credit’ lately. USU OCW receive 1-2 emails a week from people asking if they can take a test for credit. Many of these people say they’ve been through course material, and feel they understand … Continue reading →

We had a guest speaker teaching our scout troop how to perform CPR. He made a comment something to the affect of, “Once you have started CPR, you have to keep doing it, you can’t quit.” One of the scouts … Continue reading →

When I first heard about Digg I was quite excited. Digg is a site where people can submit articles, pictures, or other content that they think is interesting. If other people like the story they can ‘digg it’, and it … Continue reading →

This is one of the most exciting articles I’ve read in a long time. I’ve long said that the old publishing model is outdated, and really needs to be changed. The old model is a scarcity model. There are few … Continue reading →