Month: October 2004

One drawback of using Skype — if you’re trying to use SkypeOut to dial into a conference call, you can’t generate touchtones to access the conference ID. I figure this is something someone has addressed, but so far I haven’t been able to find a download that’ll let me generate the touchtones on my computer…

I’m very excited about my newest gadget: the Garmin 60CS GPS receiver. It looks to be a phenomenal device; as I wrote a couple months ago, I am really excited about Geocaching. The 60CS has a dedicated Geocaching mode: I can’t wait until it shows up. (Happy Birthday to me… Happy Birthday to me…)

Was invited by Ross Fishman to come speak at a Meritas section meeting. We’re currently talking about weblogs.

I really, really hope that this is done well. It looks like it could be hysterical. (The premise: write the worst movie ever written, then cast unsuspecting actors to act it out.)

Yesterday was quite an honor — editors from JOLT, the law journal I founded while at University of Richmond invited me to come speak about doing something other than practicing law after getting your law degree. It was a lot of fun to be back on campus — it was my first trip back since…

(image courtesy of ESPN) I can think of no better way to spend an evening than to be at my brother’s house to watch a Red Sox game. This is particularly sweet for my bro, who bought himself a ticket on eBay to go to Saturday’s game which the Yankees won 19-8, setting all kinds…

Didn’t get a chance to point out the latest advertiser at the site, Dr. Dan Mongiardo. He’s running for Senate in Kentucky, and is one of Barack Obama’s picks in this week’s “four Senate races to watch”. Winning the White House is just part of the goal; winning back the Senate and the House would…

ArchPundit has the details. Ridiculous.

One year ago today: “Being here makes you feel like it can happen. We can shock the world.” In an odd twist of fate, I’m traveling this week and needed to borrow an office that had Internet access today. So I swung by the downtown-DC office of Echo Ditto, the consulting firm started by Nicco…

OK, I’m going to give this a go… the DCCC is sponsoring a “Majority Maker” competition. I’m less interested in winning the competition than I am in helping out in key races. So if you’re able, consider giving a few dollars to the DCCC. In the final 2 weeks of the campaign, your contributions could…