Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008
Heath Ledger died yesterday at the age of 28 from an apparent sleeping pill overdose. While I wouldn’t say that I really followed his acting career (I think I’ve only seen two of his movies…The Patriot and The Order), it jars me a little when something like this happens (regardless of who the person is). And when it’s someone well known, especially a person close to my own age, I get to thinking about my own accomplishments and what people would say about me if I were to meet an early demise.
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Actors, Celebrities, Christianity, God, Heath Ledger, Indianapolis Colts, Tony Dungy.
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Thursday, January 17th, 2008
While possibly not the most exciting topic in the world (unless you really care about blogging and blog design or are just a WordPress geek), check out my interview about WordPress plugins on the newly launched WordPress Publisher Blog. Over the past year or so Raanan and the rest of the crew at Automattic have been very helpful for myself and Watershed Studio and I thank them for the opportunity to be included on their newly launched blog.
Blogging, Plugins, Watershed Studio, wordpress.
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Saturday, January 12th, 2008
To say this past December was busy would be an understatement. It is now mid-January and I’m finally getting back into some sort of rhythm and will hopefully get back to blogging regularly soon. In the meantime, here’s the hit list of what I’ve been up (in no particular order) to and have wanted to blog about in more detail (which isn’t going to happen, so we better move forward)…
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A Christmas Story, christmas, Edward Asner, family, Food, football, Future Karnies of America, German, Hard Rock Cafe, holidays, It's a Wonderful Life, Johnny Deep, Lily Tomlin, Miracle on 34th Street, procrastination, Rathskeller, Restaurants, Surge Bucket Media, Sweeney Todd, The Polar Express, The Santa Clause 3, Tim Burton, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Trolley Dodgers, Utter Oddcast, Watershed Studio, X-Files.
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Wednesday, December 5th, 2007
I’d love to know how the Indy Star came up with these numbers…
Chief technology officer
Pay range: $128,017 to $212,100.
Project manager
Pay range: $77,265 to $112,615.
Help desk support
Pay range: $79,033 to $109,838.
Database manager
Pay range: $59,843 to $83,325.
Web developer
Pay range: $57,823 to $87,113.
These numbers had to be pulled out of the air or via a very bad source. There is no way that this is an average range here in Indianapolis.
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Business, indianapolis, indy_star, technology, watershed_studio.
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Monday, December 3rd, 2007
I’m a little irritated with the nonsense that’s going on between Comcast Cable and the NFL Network and the Big Ten Network. And so are a lot of people. All three need to sit down and talk this out instead of sending e-mails pointing the finger at each other as to who is to blame…all three of you and your greed are to blame.
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Big Ten, comcast, Entertainment, ESPN, indianapolis, NFL, Sports, Television.
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