Weekly Tweets

• Working out. Just ran a 7:30 mile. Doing free weights now. #
• Practicing ILS approaches into KDEN in the 767. #

Weekly Tweets

• Tore out the 767 sim in the basement…making an office #
• just build an office in the basement. painted, carpeted, the who 9 yards. #

Weekly Tweets

• Worked 85 hours last week. #
• @itdirector I really missed the fresh Colorado air!! #
• Went to the Navidec annual reunion tonight. This was my dot-com days. Good to see old friends. Man their getting old! #
• Just got into Florida had lunch bow going to sit on beach and plan data migration for tommorrow. http://twitpic.com/1buwq #
• http://twitpic.com/1buwq - In Florida this week. #
• 18 hour day yesterday. If all goes well, headed back to Denver #
• While setting up the teleprompters tonight, one of the beam-splitter glass shattered and broke the monitor. The glass alone is $400.00 /ea #

Weekly Tweets

• Storage Design for big data migration using AIX LVM and TDMF while watching 300. #
• At the insurance appraisers #
• Building a new computer lab in my basement withAX, HP-UX, Redhat, Solaris Win 2003, ESX and EMC Storage connected to a Brocade switch #
• redhat sucks compared to suse. #
• Installing Solaris #
• There is not enough hours in the day. #

Because were not going to all die from our cell phones.

Google Docs

I think Google is a great company. I mean really. Where would be today with out Google. Left at Yahoo or AltaVista for that sake.

I’ve been using Google’s Docs, and I’m loving it. For my work, I have to share a lot of Spreadsheets, Word Docs and sometimes Powerpoint Presentations. Versioning becomes an issue. Google Docs is great because it allows you to either upload an existing document or create a new one online and share it out other people that have a Google Doc account. You both can be logged in to your account and access the same doc from separate computers and literally see the changes being made live online.  Its sick. More recently, I tried hitting Google Docs from my iPhone and Google has a special site created just for mobile devices. I love it. I know Apple is attempting to compete with this product with their iWork solution, and I tested that too, but to be honest, its not at the same level of service Google offers. For one, its very iWork centric (Pages, Numbers, Keynote). Looks like they are going to $$ for it also. Google is free. There are limitations to Google, for instance they can only accept Word, Excell, Powerpoint, StarOffice, and a few other types of Docs. And two, there is a limitation on the size of document than can be uploaded. If they had a service that will allow me to buy more storage for my ‘documents’. I will gladly pay.

Great Service. You should try it out.

Fix Office 2008 Registration Problems on the Mac

If you run into problems with registering MS Project 2008, or for some strange reason it puts you into a product registration loop and you can not actually launch the application, this tip might help you. You will need your serial number ready. First, quit all Microsoft Applications. Then, look for the following file: Applications –> Microsoft Office 2008 –> Office –> OfficePID.plist and throw it in the trash. Next Open: Your Home Folder –> Library –> Preferences –> Microsoft and look for the Office 2008 folder. Throw the Office 2008 folder in the trash. Restart Office and you will be prompted to re-enter your registration information. Your all set.

Blogging Stocks

This is a great site to read about different sticks, companies, blogs about stuff that has been written about stocks, etc. There is a lot of great information out here to help you make good stock purchasing decisions, get the scoop on what’s going on, etc.

List of Secret Numbers on your iPhone

 Here is a list of the Secret Numbers you can use on your iPhone. 

Picture of my Car Accident

Hit by a 87 Year old lady at the Park Meadows mall. This was a lot of fun. She was pulling out of the garage and ran into me. No one was hurt. And I just washed my car. Ugh.