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Monthly Archives: May 2008
One more reason Time Warner befuddles me
Three days ago I wrote this: Oh, and at $109.95/month, it’s not even that great a deal. Last month, my combined Time Warner cable/internet and Verizon Voicewing service came to $118.18, including taxes and the extras like the HD DVR. … Continue reading
Gold in the bucket
Since getting rejected to be a contributing photographer to istockphoto.com, I’m challenging myself to take better photographs. Here’s a shot I took today that I really like:
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Time Warner Cable. Confused.
You know all those Time Warner Cable commercials that proclaim a laundry list of reasons why they’re better than satellite? Oh how they loved to boast about “no long term contracts.” It even says so in their FAQ on Cable … Continue reading
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Airline crappery
Having had the privilege of logging quite a few airline miles on rarely the same airline in the last year, I’ve seen the extremely wide range of customer service offerings from both U.S. and foreign carriers. I’ve flown domestic carriers … Continue reading
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Clouds and sunsets
Just a couple of photos from this beautiful day…
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Taxes taxes yum yum gimme gimme some some
Ahh, New York. State government continues it’s quest to unearth every non-taxed dollar. Once again facing a looming deficit by their own mismanagement, the latest budget cycle included a new law to tax successful internet businesses that don’t have any … Continue reading
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Meetup.com
A few weeks ago I joined the Southtowns Moms meetup group on Meetup.com. I was a little apprehensive about it, seeing that I am on the shier side when I first meet people I don’t know, but I am SOOOO … Continue reading
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The good commercials never get aired
Ok, so I’m no fan of Saturn vehicles. Here’s an example of a totally lame commercial they came out with: and here’s the version that would have been a real attention grabber: Find more videos like this on AdGabber Thanks … Continue reading
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WNY Technology Blog
Infotech Niagara has launched the WNY Technology Blog. It looks like it has some promise to provide insight and commentary into the Western New York technology arena. Add it to your RSS reader!
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The Queen Mary
Spent the week in sunny California – Anaheim area. One highlight of the trip was getting to visit the Queen Mary. Interestingly, the city of Long Beach owns the Queen Mary, and purchased it for $3.45 million – considerably more … Continue reading
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