Monthly Archives: May 2005

Google Does It Again! Beta Google Print Hits Your Bandwidth.

If you haven�t heard about Google�s Beta �Print� search, you may want to go take a peek at http://print.google.com/. Like many other Google beta products, I can foresee myself being unexplainable drawn to this where untold hours of my life will be frittered away while perusing the virtual �pages� of books available of every description right here, online! [more] Continue reading

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Loving the Wicked Wiki Way to Organize My Projects

I’ve recently purchased a new program for my Treo 650 that seemed, at first, to be quite expensive for the application. But, I wanted to play around with the wiki-type links as a way to organize all my notes and my projects and even my writing. The one I chose is called Note Studio and after just a few days of use, I must admit, it’s AWESOME [more] Continue reading

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Duty Calls – Jury Duty Service

Tomorrow marks the first day that I’ve ever been asked to serve on a jury. Most people I’ve told simply say "Bahhh, you will never be called." Although I must agree that I’m probably not going to be asked to serve, it bothers me that everyone is so quick to say that I won’t. Surely, I’m not THAT opinionated [more] Continue reading

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Ever want to REALLY simplify your life?

Some towns in upper North Dakota and a few in Kansas are offering free land to individuals willing to come out and build a house in these small, dwindling towns and set up housekeeping. As a simplicity freak and an online entrepreneur, this type of opportunity always intrigues me.

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PalmOne Releases LifeDrive PDA

I just drooled over the latest offering from PalmOne, the LifeDrive. I must admit that the coolest feature, other than the extra large screen, is the 4 GB of onboard memory [more] Continue reading

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