August 08, 2003

Rush Limbaugh

Curious on why I haven't been updating my Weblog everyday?

Well oddly enough Rush Limbaugh voiced his opinion of Weblogs in the closing minutes of his show this afternoon. He says that weblogs are created by want-to-be journalist who have nothing else to do.

Well I have been very busy of late. I have updated my personal website with some neat Quicktime commercials and PDFs. I am also working on other projects off line.

So while most people have the time to write long complex weblogs everyday, I just write one whenever I have the chance, or something worth saying.

Did you know:
It appears that Disney will be releasing a new Haunted Mansion Book The Haunted Mansion: From the Magic Kingdom to the Movies to tie in with the new movie coming out later this year!

 

July 03, 2003

Federal Do Not Call List

The newly installed, but not implemented, Federal Do Not Call List will have a positive impact on the economy. It will force companies to see alternative uses to promote their product or services. This will mean more money for the struggling advertising industry which has been hurt since October 2001.

As expected there was no traffic heading down to Cape Cod at 5:33pm this evening. I suspected that most people would have taken the day off and drove down earlier. I did hear that the Sagamore bridge had a 7 mile backup earlier in the day. It took exactly two hours to get from the Fleet Center on ramp to Orleans.

May 28, 2003

Priority Mail

The United States Postal Service no longer carries the Priority mail envelopes with the windows in them. I was told by a postal employee that this was because they were too small and would not standout among regular mail.

May 21, 2003

American Idol

A West Coast Radio Station (KGO) announced the winner of the American Idol 2 hours before the final show aired on TV. The Radio station was from a competing network.

May 16, 2003

T-Mobile Scam

If you sign up for the Wi-Fi access at Starbucks and you select the no-contract plan, you should be aware that it costs $20 to cancel your account. T-Mobile claims this is an administrative charge.