Most of the ads we see for iPods just show people acting cool: dancing their way through life with their headphones plugged in. My nieces in Chicago let me in on their secret theory: that many of the people one sees on the street aren’t even listening to an iPod at all, but are just [...]

I don’t know that this is in any way special, but my friend Angela Parker mentioned the 2000 Bloggers project during her seminar last week and … I’m in it!
Interesting, without doubt, but how to analyze the significance? To see your face mixed in with all those others is fun. To see your site traffic [...]

Maybe the checks are slower to arrive in January because we’re all trying to get our 1099’s out and do our other end-of-year financial and reorganizational tasks. Benefit of the doubt aside, Flyteblog addresses client tardiness with this post: When Clients Don’t Pay Their Bills - flyte: web marketing strategies for small business
If it’s ever [...]

I may be the only person who was actually in Chicago last Sunday AT Soldier Field whose exposure to the Bears was nothing but a drive-by-with-windows-down. Ok, so technically I wasn’t at Soldier Field but nearby briefly.

I’ve been cruising around the country lately exploring new realms and visiting distant family. During the working part of my extended winter holiday, I had plans to prepare for the upcoming tax appointment, clean up my office, rotate inactive files to their next resting spot, and so on. At the top of my [...]

Heading to Chicago today, and used my iPod on the way to the airport to catch up on the Kojo Mnamdi (whoa on spelling - that can’t be right!?)’ Tech Tuesday with the Computer Guys podcast.
A caller asked whether he should update his OS (caller was a PC user) to Vista or just [...]