digital technology

Kleinheider takes a look at the "Obama Waffles" silliness. Background: someone is selling boxes of waffle mix with a caricature of Obama on the box, and Obama supporters are calling it racist.

Ever wonder what happens to the business cards you hand out? Often they end up in someone's coat pocket, in a stack on someone's desk, or -- heaven forbid -- in the trash.

For years, people have been trying to find ways to make their cards stand out. For example, they have put things such as jokes, inspirational sayings, and even recipes on the back of the card.

The cost of everything hasbeen rising unmercifully, and for many things we’ve made personal cuts. Trying not to use the car for un-necessary trips to the store, cut back on how much food we buy, even though food companies have increased the price while making the packages smaller.

Her contract not renewed, ex-CNN anchor Daryn Kagan reinvented her career online with a website where she tells the stories she wants to tell, facilitated by cheap digital technology. How well did she do? Well enough to grab the attention of the Associated Press. See the story at MeshMediaStrategies.com.

Her contract not renewed, ex-CNN anchor Daryn Kagan reinvented her career with a meshed-media website where she tells the stories she wants to tell, facilitated by cheap digital technology. How well did she do?

I posted the post below over a year ago; now that 2007 is in the books, I'm ready for 2008 to take hold with some wonderful surprises rather than some very challenging circumstances.

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Why on earth would anyone write a song that mentions someone's water breaking? Ewwwww. I guess people write songs about everything, so the real question is, why would someone record it?

I heard the song last night at the movie theater while waiting for Enchanted to start. My very own handsome prince had invited me on a date night for dinner and a movie.