Seth’s Blog: If you could meet one person… to help your business. Who would it be?
There is hope for the rest of us 😉 Seth says …
… the person who can help you the most is almost always someone who doesn’t appear that powerful on the surface.
Seth’s Blog: If you could meet one person… to help your business. Who would it be?
There is hope for the rest of us 😉 Seth says …
… the person who can help you the most is almost always someone who doesn’t appear that powerful on the surface.
I’m diving deeper into Cat Power’s catalog. I just got You Are Free (2003)
There are sooooo many good songs. I’m playing song 2 “Free” alot right now. wow!
You can listen to it here on hype machine
My blog is “Small and Steady”. The most popular posts are as expected — “in areas where I have expertise and provide something of value”. I enjoy writing about books, music, marketing, career mgmt, etc. It really helps me learn about those things. But you (the readers ) definitely prefer reading posts that are about something that I actually know something about 😉
It’s also cool that the most popular search term is my name.
Here are the most popular posts (all time):
Thanks for reading. Merry Christmas.
Serious bummer. My 2 year old iMac started to display a blue vertical line a week ago. The Apple dealer “fixit” price is 1/2 a new iMac. Of course I’m not alone on this one. ( ie it’s far too common). There is a blog dedicated to Blue Vertical Lines 😦
I’ve been a dedicated Mac fan since my first Mac SE in the late ’80s. But this is really bugging me.
I wonder if I’ll be as tenacious as these guys http://imaclines.blogspot.com/
Our house is in the midst of an addiction to Smallville. Yes that show about Superman’s teen years. It’s lotsa fun. I like watching Clark learn about his powers and where he comes from. It’s a good mix of action, long-term-story, teen angst, teen love/lust, superman history, etc.
It would make a great christmas gift. But beware. You’ll be mainlining discs at a rapid pace.
2008 was a strange year for me. My favorite album Jukebox was purchased in January, and didn’t get a ton of play until the fall. My most listened to album was the extremely quiet Music For Airports (LIVE) by Bang On a Can. (My family felt very tortured). I picked up the pace with Jive Soweto, Santogold, and Army Navy. Jason Collett is one of those guys that didn’t grab me at first, but I’m still playing it a lot months later. M. Ward’s new gig She & Him is a lot of fun. I really like the noise of The Raveonettes. Gui Boratto’s Beautiful Life is very additive. Thievery Corp is Theivery Corp. I found Attack & Release a bit disappointing, but still played it a ton.
Finally, Sigur Rós continue to be amazing!
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If you’re experiencing home router slow/melt downs this DD-WRT note on Router Slowdown may be helpful
The source of these slowdowns should not be a surprise 😉