I read about the glitch the other day. It showed a golf ball landing ON the water, then as Tiger Woods you could walk out and hit it. Needless to say, it sounded like a glitch, BUT…
As a response to a fan video from Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 08, Tiger Woods and EA SPORTS demonstrate [...]
I have to say that one of the more interesting takeaways from WordCamp was how wildly used it was. There was great presentations of how Education has turned towards it. There was a presentation about a project to use WordPress as a backend to create your own personalized Social Network. But the most interesting in [...]
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The Olympics is one of those places where all politics stop and amazing events are the rule of the day. I was perusing the USA Team blogs (yes they have them, and its pretty cool) and ran across this blurb:
…George W. Bush holds up the American Flag the right way after wife Laura Bush instructed [...]
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Aurora seems a popular name. Besides the fabled Jet, its also a Web Browsing experience cooked up by teh development arm of Mozilla (the creatots of Firefox and Thunderbird). In it web browsing becomes a seemless interactive and collaborative experience. Watch the video and tell me. Do you have the same security concerns and wonder [...]
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Another reason to ditch Windows…
After a year and a half of fighting Vista on my Toshiba A135-S2276 I gave up. Quite simply I got sick of the problems, errors, lock ups, “security” pop-ups and general sluggishness. So to sort of future proof me, also since I figured it was easier, I bought a new hard [...]
I had posted on The Wordcamp Report, but I figured I’d let you all know that WordCamp San Fransisco is coming up and looking good. They’ve gone ahead and picked a new larger (more comfortable) location… I’m assuming modeled off of the very successful WordCamp Dallas. And they also lowered the cost a little and [...]
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Okay Gizmodo had a link to a new “feature” at the LA Museum of Natural History. This is a video of a dinosaur on the loose in the exhibit halls. No computer effects used here, folks: it’s all real. Well, I mean, it’s not a real dinosaur of course or those kids would be totally [...]
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I found a site that supposedly interprets who I am by my first name. And in most cases (like horoscopes) I blow them off. But This one hit fairly close, so I thought I’d share and have you see what you think.
What Patrick Means
You are influential and persuasive. You tend to have a [...]
I had read with interest about a kid and his family fighting a speeding ticket by proving with a GPS they had mounted on his car that he was wrongly ticketed.
What started out as a simple disputed speeding ticket has blossomed into a full-scale trial in Sonoma County Superior Court, costing both sides thousands of [...]
Last month, our fair city became the 44th (give or take) to be included in one of Google’s more ingenious offerings – the Street View.
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I was reading my paper at lunch like I normally do and I ran across that article. The intersting part about it, was about a month ago I noticed they had [...]
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