by clay on October 31, 2006
I told my wife that for my birthday I wanted to buy two of the Delirious? CDs that I don't have yet. (Obviously. If I had them, why would I buy them again? Brilliant writing by me. And here I am now, lost in this parenthetic, wondering how to get out of it. I don't [...]
by clay on October 25, 2006
I'm taking a programming class in grad school and up until this week, my average in the class has been a perfect 100. An assignment I turned in last week didn't come back perfect though. What's my average now? 99.8. There goes my GPA. (Tongue deeply embedded in cheek here. I thought I would do [...]
by clay on October 23, 2006
by clay on October 19, 2006
Joe Carter at The Evangelical Outpost raises this point. (He admits he stole the idea from David Wayne.) How much does the frequency of a blogger matter to your loyalty as a reader? Has RSS changed the way you read blogs? Is too frequent posting detrimental? I would say that frequency is a two-edged sword. [...]
by clay on October 19, 2006
Wouldn't you know it. Just as soon as I start updating frequently, the hardware my site is hosted on crashes and I lose it for 12 hours. Eesh. Anyway, here's an update from my story yesterday about the rumored attack this weekend. From the Dallas Morning News: The FBI was interviewing a Milwaukee resident Thursday [...]
by clay on October 19, 2006
I don't know that by adding those extra services it will make them king, it's more like adding jewels to the crown. Google already owns the internet world. Whenever your name has been turned into a verb (i.e., “Why don't you google that”) then you've taken over. Microsoft will never reach that point, at least [...]
by clay on October 19, 2006
Scroll down for updates – MOST LIKELY A HOAX Just over one month ago, I had a post which referred to what people were calling an “American Hiroshima.” The links in the post talked about how there were rumors that terrorists were planning a dirty bomb attack during Ramadan. Well, Ramadon started 22 September and [...]
by clay on October 17, 2006
No, not just the University of Kansas. In fact, there have been more stories this last week about the start of basketball practices at other schools in Kansas than about KU. That's saying something. Today, ESPN's Andy Katz wrote about Mark Turgeon and the Wichita State basketball team. Read the article here. Last Friday, he [...]
by clay on October 17, 2006
I think it's great that Dove is doing this. They have a very interesting campaign going on right now.
by clay on October 16, 2006
I'm trying to think of any colleges who are good in both football and men's basketball, but I really can't think of many. Here's my rundown Basketball schools Duke Kansas North Carolina Kentucky Cincinnati UMass UConn Gonzaga UCLA Football schools USC Florida State Miami FL (which is actually more of a thug school, as evidenced [...]