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Quix: Better than the video game of the same name.

First off, I know the title is wrong. The video game was named Qix and was completely awesome.

At any rate, I discovered a new browser bookmarklet early last week that completely changed the way I use my browsers. That …
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Happy iPad Day.

So. the iPad is announced, and just like so many people, I’m going to toss in my two cents. Because I know you care. A lot.

I’ve seen a lot of lukewarm reception to the announcement today from my friends online …
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Shouldn't cancelled mean CANCELLED?

So, the big TV news is the rumor of the Jay Leno show being cancelled and Jay being moved back to his 11:30 p.m. time slot. Call me crazy, but if you’re cancelled, …
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Introducing "The Yet To Be Named Podcast."


Click the play button to hear the podcast or download the file here.

I’ve been working on a little …
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It's that time again.

Time for marching out one’s laundry list of good intentions for the coming year as a way to get them focused and motivated to self-improve. For the most part, I’ve never really done a new year’s resolution list. In away, …
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Yay! Homeonwership!

Shaken for you: July 29, 2007

Gratuitous, perhaps, but Just wanted to post a photo of Robin and I posing with our SOLD sign in front of our new home. We close at the end of August and we’ll be moving in shortly thereafter. I will have a ton of stuff to do in order to turn the basement into a creativity playground. I’ll try not to bore you with it.

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  • Congratulations, Jeremy!

    You have a very nice home. I wish you all the best with the moving in and settling down.
  • Actually, I'm quite a way north... off Highway 291 (Cookingham) near Liberty.

    And yes, there will be a tiki bar either in the basement or on the walk-out patio adjoining it.
  • Baxter
    Congratulations, Jeremy! It's very exciting... looks like you're out in Olathe, maybe? Or out west?

    My wife and I bought our first home in Prairie Village two years ago. I've since discovered that I'm surprisingly good at drywall, and a well-finished basement can be a wonderful place to be.

    I've got the office on one end and the guitars, TV and couch along the other. It's cozy, comfortable, and quiet... or at least insulated from the rest of the house.
  • Am I seeing a full-blown tiki bar in the basement?
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