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Winter caching
We took a ride out to the Hamburg Recreation Center to get discount tickets for Kissing Bridge and decided to make an attempt for a geocache or two. We trudged through the snow, but determined the cache we were looking for was buried under the snow and/or frozen to the ground, so we skipped it….
Odds and ends
Sorry I haven’t had much to say in the past few days. We’ve been dealing with issues at work that leave me no desire to be around a computer in the evenings. I love my technology, but I also like to unplug every once in awhile. Thursday, I interviewed for a position on the Board…
Of RSS and Twitter
There are lots of great applications and technologies out there for us internet addicts to use as we read and blog. Generally these technologies are invented to fulfill a specific need, but then are frequently adapted by others to extend beyond the original purpose. Generally that purpose is advertising or spam. Take Twitter, for instance….
Back in town
Amanda and I are back from our camping trip down to Buttermilk Falls State Park. Luckily for us, while we did get a bit of rain, there was no sign of hail or tornados down Ithaca way. We hit up five wineries, four state parks, three gorge trails, two trips to Taste of Thai, and…
BarCamp Buffalo
Earlier this week I attended and presented at BarCamp Buffalo. You can see a couple quick glimpses of me presenting in this nicely done clip by WNYMedia.net. Watch Buffalo BarCamp | View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com It was a fun event, and while I was initially concerned that my presentation (on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server…
It’s all “for the children”
Do you believe politicians when they say they’re making changes “for the children”? Think again. Our children face a future of rising taxes, squeezed — and perhaps falling — public services, and aging — perhaps deteriorating — public infrastructure (roads, sewers, transit systems). Today’s young workers and children are about to be engulfed by a…