- Being driven nuts trying to create a web update for a program… I give up for the night. Time for ice cream. That will make it better. #
- It was fun watching Danny at his football scrimage today. Next week is the first game. 8-9 yr play football is funny. All pads no meat! #
- Signed up for the free SVN account at ProjectLocker.com. If it fits my needs, I will switch to the paid version (hate all the adds). #
- Thank you Blessed #MotherTeresa You were truly walking in His foot prints. #God #Catholic – http://bit.ly/cZmYTj #
- I want to join the tautology club.http://t.co/7DLzdDu via #2secondsfaster #
- Turned XXXX today… Been waiting for it most of my life, now I am wondering what's next. #
- I liked a YouTube video — 2010 NFL Excel Spreadsheet http://youtu.be/xBms9gOxxiI?a #
- #God – Don't buy anything from Best Buy, since they are going after a #Catholic priest. Welcome to bad PR Best Buy. http://bit.ly/9m0JRq #
- I reduced the price on the 2010 NFL Spreadsheet -$1 for 10 player, $5 for 20 player and $10 for 40 player! Purchase at http://t.co/Qc4hVbX #
- Why I worry about Java & MySQL future since Oracle bought Sun.. – http://bit.ly/9OqjCu #
- "Went to the doc and said it hurts when I do this. He said then don't do that". I tore the tendon, have tennis elbow, takes months to heal. #
- Exhausted today… Think I reinjured the tendon in my elbow Monday night. See a doctor later today. #
So I was about to sign into twitter to tweet that my elbow really hurts, when I noticed on the front page a tweet from Tom Scott that he created “Journalism Warning Labels”. It interested me and I had to click to see. Some pictures are below, but go to Tom’s web site to read the rest and download the template!
Last week I posted my thoughts on LightSwitch and to my surprise was linked to in Doug Seven’s article on LightSwitch (thanks Doug). Doug Seven wrote a good article on where he sees LightSwitch being of use in the .NET world and I recommend anyone read it. Doug has an interesting description of how LightSwitch is for “Code-Enabled TM” and not specifically for “Coders TM”.
Where it got interesting was the incoming links from those who visited Doug’s site. One of them was a Darrel Miller on Twitter. Apparently he didn’t like my thoughts….
From Darrel_Miller’s Twitter Account….