I have been hearing now for weeks about all the “gimmicks” that McCain is proposing. The gas tax holiday is a gimmick, since it only
Category: Commentary
Build your digital Bookshelves at gurulib.com!
Okay, I admit it. I was briefly tempted to get a Mac. The Mac has this really cool software, called “Delicious Library” that takes advantage
Firefox 3.0 download isn’t…
I went there… I want to help… get that world record, but it seems they messed up. First off, you can’t get on the site,
“Eating your own dog food”
I used that phrase today, over at Dean Dad’s blog and after further reflection, wondered if I had, perhaps, used the phrase incorrectly. You see,
Myanmar or New Orleans? Let’s learn the RIGHT lessons from Katrina (edited: 17 May 08)
It didn’t take long before I saw the (incorrect) drawing of a connection between the Burmese government’s refusal to allow relief to enter Myanmar, and
Purpose of Social Networks and New Media?
If you are reading this blog, you have no doubt noticed the Twitter summary on the left, perhaps listened to a podcast or two, and
Online Meetings Useful, or Challenging?
Over at his blog, Cole Camplese posted on the potential of online meetings as a replacement for many of the day-to-day meetings we all at
Reagan Inherited a “Balanced Budget?” Hah!
Drew, at his blog “Notes from Off-center” wrote, in criticizing the current Bush Administration that “Just like Reagan, Bush II has taken a balanced budget
Special Interests, or Corrupt Politicians?
It has become common fare for politicians, on both sides of the aisle, to rail against the evil “special interests” that run Washington. Obama has
Tax Day? Election Day?
Rarely do I write these short postings but… It struck me today that “tax day” is perfectly placed for politicians. Far enough ahead of election
