Monthly Archives: October 2005

My Wrong Rant

Ten years ago – back in 1995, I wrote a letter to Wired magazine that they actually published. It was in response to their article about RealAudio. It still exists on the web here. As with all things – you … Continue reading

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Gut them!

Found a site with some really cool carved pumpkins – The Pumpkin Gutter. I don’t aspire to these, that’s for sure – I’m basically a generic Jack-O-Lantern kinda guy. These are amazing, better then anything I’ve ever seen. Yes, that … Continue reading

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Scent of Whomever

Here’s an odd pet peeve of mine. I hate when people wear cologne, after shave or perfume, and I have to then shake their hand. Why? Because inevitably the odor of said scent attaches itself to my hand. Then if … Continue reading

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Free Speech

So if you’re a regular reader you probably saw my post about our house buying experience. In that post, I took the realtor to task – so much so that it ended up being the topmost Google result if you … Continue reading

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Why I Love/Hate Disney

Ok parents….you should be able to sympathize with me on this. Disney’s movies are great. Melissa loves The Little Mermaid, Dumbo, The Lion King and we are slowly introducing a number of other Disney titles to her. Some of their … Continue reading

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Melissa’s Pics

A new gallery of pictures of our little girl is up. Click here to see it. –*Rob

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Corzine v. Forrester, Round 2

Listened to (most of) the debate last night. I was doing tub and bedtime stories for part of it but caught quite a bit of it (NJ 101.5 has the debate available in MP3 in 5 parts from their main … Continue reading

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Operation Eden

You owe it to yourself to head on over to Operation Eden and check it out for yourself. Photographer Clayton Cubitt is documenting the struggle and the people affected by Katrina in a haunting yet touching way. His pictures are … Continue reading

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