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  • Weather on the Boise South Fork

    Dan Bachman of Tattered Fly give us a small glimpse of weather on the Boise South Fork. [tags]idaho, photos, tattered fly, fishing, outdoor, rainbow, sleet, weather[/tags] [slug]boise-south-fork[/slug]

  • Wednesday is actually one of my more favorite days of the week

    My wife Eliza has said before that she loves Wednesdays. So perhaps it is of little surprise that I too enjoy Wednesdays. I have a few reasons for really liking this particular day of the week. LOST New DVDs from Eliza A chance to see what you’ve already done for the week, and what is…

  • Everything is chronological

    My good friend Josue is "rearranging" his site. He now has everything setup in small chronological notes. I like it. [tags]josue salazar, weblog[/tags]

  • The misuse of buzzwords

    I have decided to start collecting all of my better posts from various other sources and putting them all on my personal blog. More for the search-ability than anything. This article was first posted to Business Logs, almost exactly as you see it below, and was also featured in a magazine. Speaking from experience, using…

  • Under the Tusken sun

    Under the Tusken Sun is a video short about teenaged love on Tatooine. (via Jeremy Zawodny) [tags]video, short, tusken raider, sand people, starwars, tatooine[/tags]

  • Blue Sky Studios Challenge

    Blue Sky Studios, the creators of Ice Age, have a challenge blog. The latest challenge? Favorite Pixar Characters. (this was from back in August) (via Luxo) [tags]blue sky studios, pixar, drawing, art, animation, pixar[/tags]

  • A view from the top

    A view from the top is a guest post on a friend’s blog about quitting World of Warcraft when the person had gotten to the top. Reads like most addiction quitters. There is a redux and an alternative point of view too. (via Waxy) [tags]addiction, quitting, world of warcraft[/tags]

  • A whole new way to browse this site

    My site doesn’t look like your typical blog. A typical blog layout usually consists of a date oriented archive structure, a categorical listing of posts, etc. I’m not too huge a fan of these means of taxonomy. Not that they are bad or don’t work, I just prefer a flat, miscellanea pile of tags rather…

  • WWDC 2006

    "This week, I see a ton of articles saying WWDC 2006 is a disappointment, and even speculating that maybe Steve Jobs is sick. I simply don’t have words for this. Leopard is still three quarters away. There’s a LOT of work to do, yet. At the keynote, everybody got a sneak-peak at some of the…

  • Small victories

    Some people live life month to month, week to week, or day to day. However, sometimes I try to live almost second by second. This isn’t something I’ve always strived to do, but rather something I’m slowly working myself towards. I make repetitive errors just like everyone else, and I’m trying to stop the process.…

  • Walking The Red Carpet at Woodloch Pines in Hawley Pennsylvania

    A few weeks ago, some friends of ours asked us to attend a dinner and show at Woodloch Pines in Hawley, Pa. Eliza and I on the bus So Eliza and I decided to check it out, and see what all the hubbub was about. Dinner was very good, they kept bringing plate of food…

  • A sponsor, a contest, and new dieters

    Wow, I have been chomping at the bit to tell all of you what has been going on, and now I finally can. When the-diet started it received an overwhelming amount of response. Family, friends, and then strangers started to join in to get fit. There was no plan for this diet, no one had…

  • My photos have been published

    Just when I thought my head was unable to grow larger, since being quoted in a nationally syndicated magazine, one of my Macbook photos was published in a small publication called Geekanoids. Inner page of Geekanoids preview issue The preview issue can also be downloaded as a PDF. I’m actually thinking of picking up a…

  • Weigh in: Week one

    As excited as I am to read everyone’s first week results, I was even more anxious to figure out my own. This week has gone very well and while there were some definite hurdles placed in front of me, I feel that overall I did a very good job and have come out even more…

  • Day 3 and a quick update

    Well, so far so good for me. I was hoping that asking other people to join me would actually motivate me, and I think it definitely has. I was hoping that posting my ugliness on the Web would also be a motivation, and that has been too. The overwhelming response to the diet has been…

  • The diet log makes a comeback, in a whole new way

    I used to write a diet log, that is – when I was actually on a diet. Mike, Chris and I will be "competing" in a diet contest. Since it is very hard to compete for pounds, or percentage of body fat, etc – we’ve decided that we’re just going to try to help each…

  • 9rules round four

    If you haven’t submitted your site yet, don’t forget. And, if you have, try to spread the word on your blog or to your friends via IM or any other means at your disposal. We’re really looking to diversify, and we need you help to do so. Five hours left, so get to it.

  • Help out some friends of mine

    Chris Rhee, a member of the 9rules Network and friend, has had $5,000 or so worth of equipment stolen from right beneath his nose. We’re try to help out, and I’m asking that anyone else that can help out should too. Link to him from your blog too, if you get the chance. Side note:…

  • Meeting up in Philly

    The Philadelphia WordPress and Weblogger meetups are over, for April. Eliza, Chris, and I drove down to Philadelphia (it takes us about two and half hours), and enjoyed the company of many bloggers in the Philly area. First, we met up with Andrea and Tom. This happened to be Tom’s first Meetup also. It would…

  • Philadelphia Meetups

    Also known as: Colin’s first try at this meetup thing. This Saturday, at around 2pm EST, Eliza, Chris and I are heading down to Philadelphia for the April Philadelphia WordPress Meetup, organized by Owen Winkler. Shortly thereafter, since it would appear that the WordPress meetup will only last about an hour, we’ll attend the April…

  • I’ve got one ball

    Upon reading the title of this post, you’re probably escorting your children out of the room before continuing to read it. But I can assure you, the title is intentionally deceiving. For years I’ve been tied to some type of desk. Obviously having a laptop helps me “unplug” every now and then. But, being in…

  • An audio interview with, me…

    I hope someone finds this interview with me interesting. I had fun doing it. Thanks Tyme for including me on the BizBlog show.

  • Small things change the overall experience

    I’m writing this post, while sitting at my dining room (I use this term loosely) table, using Flock.  No, not the built in blogging capabilities (they suck), but still using Flock for the second full day in a row.  I’m also using my new bluetooth mouse. Though these two things do not change what I’m…

  • One thousand per week

    The way I figure it, I’m deleting about 1,000 emails per week. This includes approved blog comments, forum notifications, spam, and other stuff I no longer need. How many emails are you deleting per week?

  • Jealousy

    I’m enjoying the weekend, but thought I’d hop on for a minute or two, and noticed something that made me feel a twinge of jealousy. I’m generally not a jealous person. For instance, if you roll by me in a brand new Jaguar and think I’ll turn green, you’re probably wrong. I’ll shake your hand…

  • Soy Gringo

    I’m going to learn Spanish. I fully realize that I’m probably not worthy, yet, to start writing blog posts in Spanish (which I plan on doing in the future), since (spanish slang to follow:) soy gringo. Loosely translated, it means I’m a dirty American. I love this language already! I can’t wait to learn more,…

  • Tagged

    Mike Rundle, my favorite CSS-linguist, has tagged me. Therefore I shall oblige. Oh, and Steve Smith tagged me too. Four Jobs I’ve Had In My Life Dishwasher, Cook, Tech Support Specialist, Webmaster Four Movies I Can Watch Over & Over No particular order here: Jurassic Park, Star Wars, Sideways, Lord of the Rings Places I…

  • Building the 9rules Network

    I’ve been asked to write about my thinking and programming processes while building the 9rules Network. I’ve begun my journey towards that goal. Episode 1 is up for your reading enjoyment.

  • Inspiration

    Inspiration can come in many forms, and spur you to do many different things. Being that I have multiple drives, I can be inspired by a wide-range of persons, sights, feelings, and “things”. Today I wrote about a theory I have that all feeds can be defined using one unique definition, all while not speaking…

  • Is it summer yet?

    When we got back from watching King Kong early Wednesday morning (about 4:30am or so), it was -14 degrees fahrenheit. Each day’s temperature has been hovering under 20 degrees. I know my personal log is becoming a “weather blog”, but seriously, is it summer yet?

  • Test post from Flock

    I’ve downloaded the latest version of Flock, so I thought I’d test out the blogging feature. EDIT: Posting from within Flock is very close to what it should be. Obliviously as a beta, its almost featureless, but from an ease of use and structure stand point, its got tons of potential. I’ll be writing up…

  • My little slice of heaven

    My little slice of heaven consists of a 17″ iMac G4 and a 12″ iBook that controls both. Gotta love Synergy. [] Just a random desk shot

  • Some of the best movies I’ve never seen

    Chris and I are catching up on some classics. Being born in 1980 makes it pretty tough to have seen some of the classics. Just old enough to know about the movies, just young enough to have not been able to see them until later on in life. There are thousands of movies that I’d…

  • Podcast: Flying a drone at sunset – October 2019

    Friday, 18 October 2019 Flying a drone at sunset – October 2019 This image is from my Flying a drone at sunset episode of Photowalking with Colin. You can listen to that episode above to get the whole story. Be sure to subscribe to the blog or the podcast to get future episodes delivered right…