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It’s (Almost) Go Time
May 30, 2010 on 11:03 am | In Books, Personal, travel | 1 CommentI just finished burning through Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel by Rolf Potts. My hope was that this book would quash any remaining doubts I had about taking a leave of absence from work, aikido, and general everyday life here in my hometown. To that end, it succeeded. Continue reading It’s (Almost) Go Time…
Happy Belated Birthday, Blog
May 27, 2010 on 10:13 am | In Personal | Comments OffI totally missed the fact that I created this blog four years ago in April. It definitely took a hit when Twitter and other social networking fun, as well as other factors reared their ugly heads from time to time. However, I wanted to drop a quick thanks to all of my readers and you few commenters who’ve stuck with me and my blog. Apparently you find something funny, intriguing, useful or, at least, distracting about it.
Lost
May 27, 2010 on 5:54 am | In Entertainment, Personal | Comments OffLast night I watched the series finale of Lost. I can summarize it in one word: lame.
Movie Review: Iron Man 2
May 8, 2010 on 3:14 pm | In Movies, Personal | 2 CommentsYesterday I saw Iron Man 2. It was definitely worth the wait, but sadly, not as good as the first movie. Warning: definite spoilers follow, so if you haven’t seen it yet, you may want to abort reading now. Continue reading Movie Review: Iron Man 2…
TED: The Energy Detective from Energy, Inc. A Complete Waste of Money
April 30, 2010 on 11:11 am | In Techspeak | Comments OffA client of mine recently purchase a TED, The Energy Detective, 5000 series device with which to monitor his house’s power consumption. This thing is a complete piece of garbage, fails to display any useful data more than half of the time (yes, we’ve been keeping track), and their technical support is rude, uninterested and completely unhelpful. In summary, don’t waste your money. Continue reading TED: The Energy Detective from Energy, Inc. A Complete Waste of Money…
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