Monthly Archives: November 2006
Data visualization reading
I ordered a bunch of books recently. I really need to get on reading all these books instead of buying more. Here’s one I just got today. I’ve been working on a new health tool at work and need to … Continue reading
WordPress doesn’t do Google Ads
Just found out I can’t put Google Ads on my WordPress blog. I found that to be pretty dissappointing now that I’ve gotten my blog up and running here. Their reasoning is that they don’t tolerate Spam Blogs that are … Continue reading
My Epi-LASIK Journal pt 14: Epi-LASIK Video
I watched this video before my Epi-LASIK procedure. It’s a closeup view of the actual procedure in all it’s glory. You can now see Exactly what I went through. I can’t speak for how you will respond to it, but … Continue reading
Refined grain should be labeled as Junk Food
It’s no secret that I am not a fan of recommendations for people to eat large of amounts of “Healthy” or “Clean Burning” grains in their diet. These recommendations come more from economic forces than anything as the huge US … Continue reading
Blog link on homepage
I finally got around to linking this page up to my homepage at http://www.randomdestiny.com so you can now come in through the main site.
No Gmail app for me
Google made a cell phone application that accesses your gmail faster than through your phone’s browser. It prefetches messages so navigating your mail isn’t as excruciating as going directly from a mobile browser (ugh). Unfortunately, my phone apparently doesn’t support … Continue reading
My Epi-LASIK Journal pt13: A couple weeks later, no onions
Been a while since my last eye update. My vision has stabilized since my last post, and my bandage contacts were taken out a few days after my last post. This time, I made sure to keep them really moist … Continue reading
Scrybe: New online/offline office tools
Saw a new startup called Scrybe who will has a new online office suite offering in beta. It looks like quite a web application with new innovative ways to manage scheduling and collaboration tasks. They’ve released a video on their … Continue reading