I saw some bad reviews (complaints of slowing down systems) of NAV 2004 (this was under the Pro version). CompUSA has a deal for 9.99 after 3 rebates (one 30 and one 20, and one instant at 10) for the Pro version , which includes 2 licenses. Any good, indifferent, or bad experiences with this?
I’m back from the George, and looking around in the DotNetNuke forums for signs of development of a DotNetNuke integrated Blog module. The last post I see (other than mine today) is August. I also place the redirect file in my Radio blog root directory so all requests now redirect to this Movable Type Blog. Radio is old hisotory now, Continue Reading
Ron Lusk has new weblog (MT this time) Irreproachable Honourableness
I saw via my News Aggregator that Smart Mobs linked to a 90-minute talk given at Stanford by Howard Rheingold, so I fired it up, moved it over so Howard was talking on the left part of my screen while I continued checking the News, Technorati, etc. (BTW, I’ve been using Bloglines almost exclusively now, as my “Radio” days become Continue Reading
If you don’t like change, you’re going to like irrelevance even less — General Eric Shinseki, Chief of Staff, U. S. Army This is one of the quotes from a Tom Peters book shown in an ad I saw in WIRED yesterday. I thought it hit dead on the Church’s technology problem. Resistance to change causes an extreme gap in Continue Reading
The sub-title of this site is a quote from Al Sharpton (who is unaffiliated with this site, but they liked what he said), which is this: “It’s time for the Chritian Right to meet the right Christians.” I like it as well. I found The Right Christians via Mike James’ Tread Lightly on the Things of Earth blog, which I Continue Reading
Last night I went out with the car to see what the deal was with my ABS Light on my car coming on (it comes on only after I’ve driven the car a bit , stop and turn off the engine, then re-start after only a few minutes (eg. making a quick stop at a store or something). It does Continue Reading
I discovered a comment Mean Dean (of Heal Your Church Website) left last week (on my 9/14 post titled Churches Must Engage, that I somehow missed, with my New Aggregator’s comment list, as well as referring links, I missed it both ways. Anyway, I posted a comment under the post where he links to my article about the Brochureware approaches Continue Reading
I was out just a while ago, before I came and plopped myself down here in the East Tower, taking a quick stroll around the end of the University Campus that sits just behind and to the side of Old Saint George. I found myself wishing I had a Digital Camera again (the one I had for 7 months had Continue Reading
As I was just saying before I was so rudely interrupted by a slip of the finger, (see my previous post below for the gory details), I am sitting here in the “East Tower” of Pilgrim Place, a sub-section of Old Saint George, here on the edge of the campus of the University of Cincinnati. I got into town on Sunday Continue Reading
What’s happened to bloglines.com?. What’s up with bloglines.com? I’ve been using that a lot more lately instead of the Radio Userland News aggregator, since I’ve been running a lot of DVD creation stuff overnight, and didn’t want the Aggregator interfering with that process every hour. But bloglines.com has been unreahbale for the past two days….are they down, knocked out by Continue Reading
I downloaded PocketBlog yesterday, in looking for a piece of software to use with my Toshiba e740. I got it installed, but in the server configuration (the first step in setup), I receive an error when I click the last button on the page (which is supposed to take the info you just entered and login to the blog config Continue Reading
How can I describe this? It’s basically the 21st century version of bathroom reading. Like taking one’s favorite mag or newspaper to the “throne” to sit for a spell. Only today, it was my PDA, now able to connect to my 802.11b within the house, to check email , one of which was a notification that a comment had been Continue Reading
The new toy, which I got at a good closeout. The WiFi spot convenient to me in Southeast Nashville (Lavergne) is Perk Central. I went there the night I got the Pocket PC (a couple weeks ago), and was unable to connect. That Sunday, I tried 3 spots in the Vanderbilt area (Bongo Java on the Belmont Campus…or acrosss the Continue Reading
This is fun. Simple, but really fun. I gotta get me one of those keyboards that fold out. This little touch pad and stylus won’t cut it. I type slow enough as it is. Anyway, I’m enthused. I’ve crossed into new territory. See the Pocket PC I am using in the above entry. (Toshiba e740)