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It’s been almost one year to the day since I posted my article on TechConsumer.com about why web 2.0 wasn’t enough, and how geocontent might just well be the next big thing. I’ve yet to change my opinion. During the … Continue reading →

A documentary is good if it makes you think, or increases your interest in a certain topic. A good documentary is anything but boring. Take Riding Giants, for example. I’ve never had an interest in surfing, but after watching that … Continue reading →

If you live in Utah, and think you might want to get your home listed on the MLS but don’t want to hire a Realtor, stay far, far away from Fidelity Realty. They stinketh. They took almost a week to … Continue reading →

Dad: “Come on Spencer, get out.” Spencer: “In a second!” Dad: “You’ve been in there for 45 minutes, Steven has to go.” “Spencer: “I’m trying!” Dad: “New motto for our house, If IT’s not coming out, then you come out.” … Continue reading →

It is an older person’s right to be cranky. They’ve lived their life, they put up with crap, and now they get to kick back on a porch somewhere, wave their gnarled cane, and mutter. It’s a circle of life … Continue reading →

I am in a small writers group here in Logan, Utah. It’s made up primarily of published authors, but a few that have not been published, but their work is very good. The other day, as it turned out, the … Continue reading →

The other day I woke up to this lovely exchange. Sue: “Are you listening to me?” Jared: “Yes.” Sue: “We do not point our naked bums at our brothers, do you understand?”

Great discussion going on over at the Chronicle of Higher Education over the LMS vs. Web 2.0 debate. The comments are what makes it interesting. A few highlights: “Why should we, #4, “adapt to the learning styles of all the … Continue reading →

Good news on the diamond front. Maybe finally the cartel will fall. “Diamonds are a con, pure and simple. The topic is vast, so we won’t discuss worker exploitation or for that matter “blood diamonds” used to finance African wars. … Continue reading →