I’m feeling all self-helpish and instructional today so here you go…

Statistics show  a huge percentage of college graduates end up in a career that has little or nothing to do with their degree. I admit, even I only do occasional freelance work associated with my degree. So what’s the point then? Why go?

Here are three big reasons. [click to continue…]

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For Dryve Fans -Some Videos…

by keith on February 14, 2010

So I got this dvd burner for Christmas that allows me to transfer VHS to DVD. Finally. I’ve been wanting to do this forever. I have a lot of VHS tapes taking up precious shelf space in my living room that needs to go in boxes and put in the back of the shed. Dryve footage included. Here is some.

This is from a show we did in Nashville at the GMA convention. I think. What a trip it was to watch this since I haven’t seen it in about 500 years. [click to continue…]

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Seen it all? Try ‘Pomplamoose’.

by keith on February 10, 2010

In today’s information overloaded and media saturated environment I find myself having little to no expectation for anything surprising me. And definitely not anything exciting me or moving me. How could there be anything?  It’s all been done. And done. And done. And overdone.


And then along comes something like ‘Pomplamoose’. [click to continue…]

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More on (Moron?) the New Social Retardation

January 18, 2010

So what’s the deal? Why this anxiety and awkwardness when you meet a Facefriend in real time?
With a social networking site like Facebook, there is no spatial or social context for those ‘encounters’ with your new friends.

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“Who you callin’ Facetard?” Social Media and the new social awkwardness.

January 15, 2010

A few weeks ago I was invited to a friend’s birthday party at a fine Thai restaurant. I knew no one except the birthday boy and my wife as we sat down at a table of about 18 people. Directly across from me sat a girl whom I vaguely recognized. As she introduced her self [...]

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Top Ten Posts of 2009

January 1, 2010

So here are my most popular posts of last year. Many, many thanks to all of you reader folks!
10. Be prepared…Lenny Kravitz is listening.
True story with a lesson. Gets ‘em every time.
9. Next Stop? Not the Record Store.
These record listening times they are a changin’….

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Bye Bye 2009 and Good Riddance!

December 29, 2009

These Jib Jab guys are always good for a laugh but they are spot on with this one.
It seems for a lot of -if not most people -2009 is a year best forgotten. I know way too many people that lost jobs, lost money and lost their homes. Some of it they brought on themselves [...]

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Christmas Gone Good

December 24, 2009

So, I’ve been thinking about Christmas- Christmas and materialism to be exact. I confess, I was a childhood materialist, endlessly perusing the Sears catalog to figure out what I could get with the budget my mom allotted for my seasonal indulgence. A Stereo? Toys? Five medium gifts? One giant gift? Hours and hours of soul [...]

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David Bowie and Bing Crosby duke it out on live TV!!!

December 8, 2009

Well not really, but it did have a lot of people on edge back in Christmas of ‘77. Including Bowie, who at the last minute said, “I hate this song. Isn’t there something else we can do?”
And the producers said, “Uhh…OK. Hold on.” And the three songwriters/arrangers/producers running the show scurried off into the back [...]

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Former Center-Right Blogger ‘Parts Ways’ with ‘The Right’ But Uses Third Grade Logic in His Reasoning

December 6, 2009

Little Green Footballs is a blog I’ve been reading for a few years now. I find it a great resource in reporting the lunacy of the Islamic Jihad movement, which is without question one of the biggest –if not the biggest problem we sane humans face today.
The website’s author is a gent named Charles Johnson [...]

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