I am a fan of Facebook. I enjoy using it and it has brought me closer to a lot of awesome people. We are even approaching 1000 people on our Facebook Fan Page!
But I can’t handle Facebook’s lack of respect for our privacy. The fact that it shows me “dating website” advertisements (I’m married and [...]
From a random trip into the wax museum in Tijuana Mexico while in San Diego on business.
Yes I enjoyed Michael Jackson’s music. But I guess I never really “got it” at the level of so many people. Since MJ passed away, this creative commons photo of Michael Jackson has taken off in traffic on flickr. [...]
A cross post from a guest blog post on the Houston Chronicle
Commercial Real Estate Defaults Increase – A Good Thing?
Several economists I heard speak recently at the GHP Growth Summit pointed out that every recession in the US ends when real estate rebounds. Real estate leads us out of recessions. So just as real estate [...]
As a favor, made some revisions to the Saint Arnold Facebook Fan Page. Become a fan!
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Saint Arnold Brewing Company on Facebook
Very excited to be working on a new web site for the Orange Show, sponsors of the World’s Largest Art Car Parade! This photo is from a recent visit.
Yesterday I had the honor to participate in a hurricane and disaster preparedness Webinar with (client) Firestorm and the distinguished Lt. General Honoré.
Katie live-blogged the Predict Plan Perform webinar on the Schipul blog here:
Families trump business – you must have a plan in place to make sure all of your employees are covered at home. [...]
Pontiac-GMC-Bankrupt on flickr.
The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America
I posted previously on Yammer. That it was a big help for us during Hurricane Ike in 2008 in Houston. During the hurricane the ONLY thing that worked was text on the cell phone. No voice. No data plans on the cell. No land lines. Certainly no cable or dish or regular TV. Radio worked, [...]
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