Articles that I have written and were published
I have a Fiverr page where I give 10 ideas for $5. I’ve had some success with it, selling 10 sets of ideas so far. Fiverr takes $1, so I actually only get $4 for 10 ideas. But still – most people’s ideas are a dime a dozen, or sometimes they will sell you their thoughts for 2¢, but mine are worth 50¢ each! Who else can say that?
The last one I sold was for someone from Germany. They asked: Continue reading
I wrote a blog post about Evernote.
It’s a thing that lives on the web and organized the junk drawer that is your mind.
Hello. I’m just blogging to tell you that I blogged. I’ll probably I tweeted about it too.
Here’s the article. It’s about a new thing that lets you crowdsource or be crowdsourced. It’s called AirRun and it’s an iPhone app.
I wrote an article describing how I signed up for a beta cloud girlfriend and my experience with that.
Basically a dating site with chat.
Verdict: Meh.
Yup! Another blog. This time about web apps. I review Dropbox on “The Best of the Cloud”
I wrote the whole thing in the cloud with my Cr-48.
Link to article here.
My bike got run over.
It’s been a while, but I posted an article at Examiner.com.
I wrote some advice to beginning riders about the importance of getting the right gear for riding. It’s the fourth one in a two part trilogy.
It features a slide show with pictures of my last accident.
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Me and 150 of my closest friends on a ride
Yup! I blog. I am now a professional blogger.
Don’t know how much these guys pay yet, but wish me luck.
I’m doing a column for Examiner.com about motorcycles. Check it out my profile page there. My first column is advice for beginner motorcyclists, a 3 part series.
This is an essay I wrote about the effects of smoking on the body for my Anatomy and Physiology class. It’s 6 pages when double spaced and stuff. If you actually spend the time to read it, please comment. Thanks!
Smoking and it’s effects on the body
I chose to report on smoking for this class, because I recently quit smoking a little over 2 months ago. I figured that if I could get a good picture of what was happening in my body, it would help me to stay quit. It is a dangerous and deadly habit. Tobacco and nicotine related diseases kill more than 440,000 people every year. “That’s like 2 jumbo jets crashing and everybody being killed every day.”
Tobacco has been tied to humanity for millennia. It was (and still is to some extent) used in religious ceremonies of some Native Americans, partly because Continue reading
This is my second assignment for my Sociology class. Again, I uploaded it a mere 2 minutes before it was due.
Question: Go to a chat room on the internet and observe the dialogue. Briefly describe the chat room, and the discussion. Using the concepts in Chapter 4, how would you describe the type of dialogue that you observed? How did the communication compensate for the lack of nonverbal communication? What theories of interaction best describes and explains internet interaction
After searching for chat rooms in AIM, Yahoo!, and then seeing if Google had an implementation of chat rooms (Google’s implementation turned out to be too frustrating to figure out to be worth the effort), then trying to get my instant messaging client to work to join in a chat room, I finally settled on ICQ’s web page found at <http://chat.icq.com/icqchat/> that featured online chat rooms. I settled on ICQ because it has a reputation of being less mainstream than AIM and Yahoo! and it has an interface that was easier to understand than the others I explored.
Ok, now I’m blogging at two places. I’m blogging about