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iPhone Tech Support Fun

September 19, 2010

Apple Tech Support I am an avid iPhone user. My wife has called me an App Bully. The iPhone does some really cool stuff. What it does not seem to do well, is localize. Apple really is not playing fair. I purchased my iPhone in Canada and it was already designed so that it followed […]

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Rocking the Night Away. Camping in My Future Hammock/Tent/Shelter

July 27, 2010

Thurston Meadows Chilliwack, British Columbia Canada My two boys and I decided to go camping last weekend. I was very excited, a field test for my Hennessy hammock was needed! The weather was hot! 32 degrees Celsius or 90 degrees Fahrenheit depending which side of the thermometer you read. I was proud of my boys, […]

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One World, Six Billion Votes

July 26, 2010

Technology has changed every facet of life as a human more than once in the last century. What is slower to change is human thought. Even though we live in times of great prosperity, there are huge areas where children go without basic needs. In a recent conversation, I was discussing government options with an […]

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Scarcity is Becoming Obsolete, Are We?

July 11, 2010

I like talking about change. I am very optimistic about the future. All the things that challenge our world are changing. In the past, society was based upon scarcity. People wanted access to things they could not have. People started to exchange goods they had access to for other desirable goods. To facilitate this societies […]

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Confessions of a Late Night Outliner

July 8, 2010

A late night attempt at preparing an outline for a portfolio was the victim of a crappy router. After failing to retrieve the outline I prepared this one. It made me feel better writing it, hope it works for you! Portfolio Outline the Sequel. “teh Burninator cut” Cover Sheet & Introduction •not as inspired as […]

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iPhone Accessories, Stat!

July 7, 2010

I have an iPhone. I do stuff on it. Games are my preference. I also use it to organize my life across the calendar. Word processing came next. Then movies and old television programming. My iPhone kicked my laptop’s ass. My iPhone ruined my desktop time. My iPhone sees more airtime on the family television […]

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From Here to There for Hardware

July 6, 2010

I love tech toys. I dream of a future: plugged in, tuned up and better than now. The things I buy reflect that. I am picky with the innovations I choose but have an input device weakness. I’ve dragged my wife to an industrial district in Los Angeles to buy a programmable macro system, hit […]

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Singularities. There and Back Again!

July 5, 2010

From www.Dictionary.com “sin·gu·lar·i·ty [sing-gyuh-lar-i-tee] -noun, pl.-ties for 2–4. 1. the state, fact, or quality of being singular. 2. a singular, unusual, or unique quality; peculiarity. 3. Mathematics singular point. 4. Astron. (in general relativity) the mathematical representation of a black hole. Origin: 1300–50; ME singularite < LL singulāritās. See singular, -ity singular point -noun Mathematics […]

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My Amazing Tent/Hammock/Chair/Shelter

July 4, 2010

My new hammock is amazing. Is it a tent? Is it a hammock? Is it a swinging chair? Who cares. I love it! Hennessy Hammocks market hammocks from Galiano island. My gut instinct says they are very granola. Hippies don’t usually make cool tech toys. I think they hit the mark here though. The Hennessy […]

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Somewhere between Meatspace and Cyberspace

July 4, 2010

Until now, humanity has only had to deal with two “levels” of reality. The first level of reality is the physical one, it is where humanity’s five senses interact and interpret the world. The second “level” of reality is harder to define but constitutes some concepts like “love”, “hate”, religion and spirituality. The first level […]

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