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January 2006 - CS MVP Bloggers

  • Sorry for the lack of posts

    Normally I would try to get in at least a couple posts a month, but this last month has been hectic. My side business of customizing CommunityServer for others is booming and I've hardly got time to eat, sleep and lead an otherwise normal life these days. Then some guy has to comment on my last post and call me an idiot. Well, everyone has a right to an opinion, or as Stephen Colbert says "Everyone has a right to MY opinion" It makes me wonder how some people can look at information like that and...
  • Firefox + IE Tab

    Why I recommend the IE Tab extension for Firefox : Read More...
  • My Tool List

    At the last meeting of our UserGroup I've presented a list of tools I'm using frequently. Because of strong demand I promised to publish it here on my blog: General Tools and System Tweaking TweakUI This PowerToy gives you access to system settings that are not exposed in the Windows XP default user interface, including mouse settings, Explorer settings, taskbar settings, and more. ClearType Tuner PowerToy This PowerToy lets you use ClearType technology to make it easier to read text on your...
  • Windows Live Messenger FAQ

    Thanks to Rich Mercer for inviting me to the Windows Messenger Live Beta program. Today Scobleizer points to LiveSide , which on its parts links to the Windows Live Messenger FAQ . No more annoying tabs... Read More...
  • Today I am Ashamed to be an American

    Call me un-patriotic, go ahead. You know you want to. It’s been pretty obvious to those of us who never liked the guy from the beginning, that when the President gets up in front of the cameras and gives all the same talking points about the War on Terror, protecting the American people at all costs, spreading democracy, liberating an oppressed people from an evil regime etc .. blah, blah, blah … that he’s, well, full of ***. And since the news about the secret torture camps came out, it’s been pretty...
  • It Can't Happen Here

    PICTURE THIS: A folksy, self-consciously plainspoken Southern politician rises to power during a period of profound unrest in America. The nation is facing one of the half-dozen or so of its worst existential crises to date, and the people, once sunny, confident, and striving, are now scared, angry, and disillusioned. This politician, a "Professional Common Man", executes his rise by relentlessly attacking the liberal media, fancy-talking intellectuals, shiftless progressives, pinkos, promiscuity...
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