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This is why I take pictures of my trips, to help me “remember”:
This is why I take pictures of my trips, to help me “remember”:
Youโve probably heard the news that Paula Deen was fired from her Food Network show.ย I donโt think I have enough of the full story to warrant an opinion on whether her firing was the most appropriate result (although I do think thereโs more below the surface).ย Truth be told, Iโve never really watched one…
Read: Why Coldplay and Adele Aren’t Bringing New Albums to Spotify If you haven’t used a streaming music service like Spotify or Rdio yet, you’re missing out on where music consumption is heading. The industry is shifting, just like it did at the turn of the century when recording artists had to come to grips…
Social media tools are changing the way that we communicate and interact. Unfortunately for a much-despised BCS (College Football Bowl Championship Series), it makes it all the more easy of playoff fans to take swipes at their enemy. If you don’t follow college football, here summary: The BCS is a computer-based system that creates the…
I came across this story in the Coloradoan earlier this week: Old Town Fort Collins bars plan to launch ID scanners You need to read the story, but in a nutshell an initiative called “Downtown After Dark” wants every establishment in downtown Fort Collins to install drivers license scanners, as well as photograph everyone that…
I understand that people are trying to validate soccer as an up-and-coming sport in the US, but the New Mexico Lobos aren’t helping soccer’s case with this (hopefully this video isn’t taken down). Maybe Elizabeth Lambert is trying to challenge Rodney Harrison as the “dirtiest player” (oh wait, Rodney’s retired, so now it’s Hines Ward)….
One of my biggest pet peeves is businesses that are too busy to address their failing business models and resort to going against their customers. We’ve seen this time and time again with the RIAA and MPAA, and now you’re seeing this with the these Wireless and Internet Service Providers. Case in point, Gizmodo posted…