Josh Catone at Read Write Web wrote an awesome post about what he calls “badge soup” – a term I absolutely love – which is a condition where you’ve got so many social media badges on your site your users can’t find the one they want. Aza Raskin has developed a bit...

Last night a friend and I went to the Ogden theater in Denver to see the Dresden Dolls. Those who know me might find it strange that I who favor opera, classical, jazz, crooning, blues and 60’s rock would be found at a live underground, dark cabaret. Well if left to my own devices I probably would...

I think this video speaks for itself:

Now this is an amazing system for protecting your car from thieves:

Dave Caolo at Hardcore Geek wrote an incredibly thought provoking post titled My $3 trillion shopping spree on Friday about how much money has been spent on the Iraq war and what he would have done with that money instead had he been given the option. I love his approach. To think, for less than the...

What a powerful question. Darren Rowse of ProBlogger wrote a guest post at ScribeFire on this question and I think it’s a great one. So often those of us who blog get caught up in the mechanics of SEO or the discipline of linking to and commenting on others blogs that we forget about the most fundamental...

I’ve just spent the last two days cleaning out my NewsGator Inbox. I’ve read, clipped or deleted over 43,000 – yes that’s 5 digits – posts. Obviously it’s been a while since I’ve read my 144 feeds. but now I’m all caught up – at least until morning. The...

My March issue of Backpacker magazine was all about gear. The folks at Backpacker reviewed hundreds of items and ranging from tents to socks and made recommendations fro the best in each category. In the ‘essentials’ category they rated knives/tools and gave their best rating to the new Leatherman...