I’ve been mostly off twitter for several hours tonight; first at a Girl Scout meeting and then while writing an article which is due tomorrow.
I can’t turn off the tweets in my brain, though, so to keep them from piling up, I typed them into a separate Word document. Yes, I had to do this. [...]
I made myself annoying on Twitter the other, extolling the virtues of MyVidoop. Vidoop is a company headquartered in Portland, Oregon that’s all about internet security. They design “innovative solutions that make it easier for users and businesses to engage with each other securely on the Internet.”
Vidoop uses multi-factor authentication in its business solutions to [...]
Right now, I’m breathing in the scent of fresh applesauce made from 15+ pounds of Liepold Farms apples. That’s my contribution to sustainability for today. Here are links to some other people’s stories:
From the Oregonian: Sure, you want it, but do you need it? This article profiles several households living simply and buying less — [...]
Today I attended the excellent conference/unconference WordCamp Portland, and was amazed.
Like at most conferences, the networking and learning opportunities were terrific. I came away with several resources and ideas that I will use on my blog (look for a new theme soon), and I was very happy to meet many people in person for the [...]
T-mobile has a new @home service, in which you purchase a wireless broadband router for $50, pay them $10 per month in addition to your usual cell plan, and plug a regular telephone into the router. Presto! Home phone to replace your landline service, for only $10 per month (you still have to pay whoever [...]




