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So color me unimpressed with Twitter. I believe their functionality has changed, because there is no way that in their current state they would get more than 8 users, and those users would only be involved because their masochists. It’s … Continue reading →

But that is a good thing. I have an interesting commute to work. I have three options. Option 1) I can walk three blocks and catch the bus that drops me off about 50 feet from the door to my … Continue reading →

I’m doing a book signing July 13th, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM, at the Book Table. It’s for a charity, and there will be multiple authors there. Should be fun. Feel free to swing by if you’re in the neighborhood.

Twitter is one of those things that you hear about, can’t really understand what all the fuss is about, but you hear so much you can’t help but do a bit more exploring. However, like most social software on the … Continue reading →

Ever wondered who is doing what on the internet? Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.

LDStorymakers is starting a new awards thingy. From their site. “The Whitneys are an awards program for LDS fiction, and are sponsored by the LDStorymakers. One of the most commonly repeated quotes among LDS authors is from Orson F. Whitney: … Continue reading →

I love my job. I can’t think of another job I’d rather be at, or another work I’d rather be involved in. I feel like it’s a good cause. I feel like maybe something I’m going to do today will … Continue reading →

Great little video that explains what copyright is, how fair use limits copyright, and does it in a clever way.

I went walking with my boys today. Walking used to be a simple procedure. You lean forward, catch yourself with your right leg (or your left, it doesn’t matter to begin with), lean forward again, catch yourself with your other … Continue reading →

I’ve been kicking around an idea lately about tying information to a physical location. Right now we get information when we’re at our computers. With phones, we’re moving a little toward getting information ‘on the go’, but information is still … Continue reading →