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I just upgraded my personal blog to the current 2.7.1 release of WordPress. It was pretty much painless even with all the outdated plugins getting their own upgrades in the process. The trigger for all the upgrading activity tonight was … Continue reading →

Tonight, I witnessed another Minotaur rocket launch. The first time I saw Minotaur rocket launching was back in 2005 as it shot out from Vandenberg Air Force Base during dusk. ( click to see awe-inspiring pictures ). Tonight’s launch took … Continue reading →

This is the Russian Tsar the largest, most powerful nuclear weapon ever detonated. Looks like you are there and it’s surreal! Russian Tsar Hydrogen Bomb Explosion – Watch more Military Videos

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By now, you’ve probably seen this poster a zillion times: Now you can make your own!

BB -> blog & FB VID 00031.3GP I’m going to the Obama Inauguration and while there, will be using my blackberry to capture some video and uploading instantly to my blog and Facebook. Sent from my BlackBerry

While I’ll be braving the frigid weather at the Washington Mall for Obama’s presidential inauguration ceremony, many of you will be watching it in a warm room on the TV.   But…. what if you aren’t near a TV at the … Continue reading →

Get Inaugural news as it happens! http://twitter.com/obamainaugural

One of the most worrisome part of the Internet experience is how much data a company can keep on users behavior while they are browsing the company’s services.  In order to be able to give them the best and most … Continue reading →

I watched the movie “Fearless” (or “Huo Yuan Jia”) and couldn’t help but see many parallels between the film and the history of the signing Deaf community in midst of a hearing society. The movie is loosely based upon a … Continue reading →

While there are many ‘Tasks’ or ‘To Do’ Lists type of apps, the native applications are often stand-alone so the task list is tied to the computer.  If you switch to a different computer (workplace and home), you can’t access … Continue reading →

In a little-noticed clause tacked on to a rail safety bill that passed the Senate Wednesday, Congress is requiring the D.C. Metro system to open up its system so that any licensed wireless carrier can offer service. Full article here.