Category Archives: Ideas

November 16, 2011
Why did I wait to long to get performance tires for my car?

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The Internet is LOADED with tons of resources about tires and what you need to buy for your car. Most tire sources online are only leading you to make a purchase and not really helpful. Then again, tires are boring! How exciting is bonded rubber with grooves that stick on your car? We only think [...]

September 6, 2011
Looking for Advice on DMCA Takedown Notices [Help Needed]

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Hello Internet. On Saturday, I received a very aggressive Twitter reply from a Floridian photographer. His name is Jason Wilder and he runs http://www.ishotyourband.com/. After a few hours of back and forth on Twitter, I realized he was just angry about people using his photos and not paying for them. I get that and understand [...]

August 3, 2011
A Healthy Life – Part One

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I wasn’t going to talk about the details of my new regiment. I’m far too busy to discuss details but I am excited about my recent progress and changes. I’m happy to be 30 pounds lighter. I’m happy to be healthier and to have more energy and to get sick after eating anything that shouldn’t [...]

July 18, 2011
Three Minutes

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“Sir, this will probably take three minutes to make. Are you sure you still want it?” I’ve heard this question for the third time in the last seven days. I should start asking, “is this typically a long time to wait for a cup of coffee? At home, it takes 10 minutes to get a [...]

June 2, 2011
The Burning House

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I Love This Blog…sometimes. It’s interesting but c’mon people. Your house is burning down and bring a belt, burrito and cat? You’d bring your child hood doll and stamp collection? Maybe I’m not the sympathetic type. Maybe I’m not attached to things like some people but if my house is burning down, I’d grab two [...]

June 2, 2011
Death Cab Grows Up. This is a good thing.

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Here is an excerpt from an album review of Death Cab for Cutie’s latest album, “Codes and Keys” Although fans may certain pick over these lyrics in search of a greater, deeper message, one can’t help but feel that Gibbard is really phoning it in this time out, tossing out disconnected phrases and hoping that [...]

May 22, 2011
What the United States Can Learn from Europe

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Europe cares. There’s a care about design, efficiency, life, food, conservation, arts, history, culture. Europe cares. As I navigate Europe a bit more each time, I’m making more friends. Now, the trips here turn into me saying I simply don’t have time to visit specific places even though a friend invites me because I’m already [...]

April 21, 2011
Project: A Story on Love

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There is a folder on my computer that contains 100 documents each with a different “lesson” on how to use Twitter. It seems bizarre that there needs to be anything written on the subject but these lessons are essential and written from experience. I will probably never release them. IT will make for entertaining reading [...]

March 24, 2011
Patriotism only exists when it’s a part of the news cycle

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Today, as I went through security at Boston-Logan airport, I took the path least traveled by opting out of the scanning system and receiving a full pat down from a man named Bill with a thick Boston accent. I’ve been patted down a dozen times since the press got their hands on this late last [...]

March 19, 2011
…miscellaneous.

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Between the years of 2004-2008, the only music I could write to was Matchbox 20. I look back and laugh because, as edgy and cool as Rob Thomas was, I just can’t imagine writing a single meaningful word to his lyrics. Tonight, I’m playing Matchbox 20′s ‘Mad Season’ album and, once it ends, I’ll finish [...]