Replaced Merynn’s infant carrier car seat with a convertible seat. Went with the Britax Marathon seats purchased from Baby Emporium whose prices are good and service is great. Got the playful Ashley Floral and traditional denim Electric Blue.
Wow, just heard that Google stock is at $400 per share!
The company keeps cranking out neato service after service. Google Analytics as a free service is unreal.
The renowned kicksologist, Professor K, is back with a review of Carmelo Anthony’s Jordan Melo 5.5 shoe. A tribute to the old Air Jordan V and VI, the 5.5 gets high marks from the Professor.
For those of you who don’t know Professor K (aka Ernest Kim), he posts the best reviews of kicks starting with his own legendary site Kicksology.net. He’s since joined Sole Collector where he gets paid to wear the latest kicks and write about them. What a job!
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I’m starting to get a little concerned about the Tabasco Man and his recent bout with hives. With his new prescription of medication that includes some steroids, he’s getting a little better. His physique is getting pretty buffed up from the ‘roid action, but I think some side effects of all the medication are starting to show.
I just took this snapshot of the Tabasco Man working out and something just doesn’t seem right. I can’t quite figure out what though. Hmm…
Patrick Dempsey, currently on the excellent Grey’s Anatomy television show, is on People’s 2005 Sexiest Man Alive list. I must say he’s come a long, long way from his days of Can’t Buy Me Love.
When I saw that People magazine published their 2005 Sexiest Man Alive issue, I well expected to see Wayne’s World topping the list. After all, he was overlooked by Cosmo as the Top Bachelor in Hawaii early this year. But alas, no.
Here’s the 2005 list (with their ages):
C’mon what do these guys have that Wayne’s World doesn’t?
Just finished talking about passing your work on to others, now I’m getting slammed for doing someone else’s work that was assigned to me. Where’s the sense in that?
I wasn’t the first, second, or third choice for this responsibility. Heck, I don’t even have a background in this subject area and even after explaining that fact, I was given the duty. Trying to get the parties involved that is supposed to be doing this duty is crazy since no one wants it.
Good thing I’m too tired to be upset at these stupid mothers and fathers.
Yep, work’s been busy this week. Is this a good thing or bad thing? Who knows? Some of it is good, but again some of this busy work is doing stuff that others should/could be doing. You know how it is. Yeah, I’m all for helping out fellow workers and team members, but there is a fine line of passing your work and responsibilities on to others. This line’s been crossed several times recently, but nothing ever happens to these individuals.
I miss those days working on the H-queue blackjack project as a team.
Gotta say that after spending some time interacting with our big boss, I’ve learned that he’s a pretty good dude. Has the right intentions and wants to do the right things. As part of Senior Management Leadership, this is pretty refreshing to see.
Hopefully his beliefs carry over into the workplace.
Based upon Kim’s experiences on her Roman Fort on Tyne Expedition comes the Garden in Kailua Excavation.
Who needs to travel to the UK for a fine digging experience?
A few good blogging articles hit the Net today.
Google just announced its free Analytics service to track and measure web site traffic metrics. Currently, I use the free Site Meter service but may have to check out Google’s offering. Google’s stuff tends to be pretty cool even if it’s the new kid on the block.
Also, I may need Google’s supercomputing capacity to track Pulpconnection’s whopping 12 hits per day.
Update: Whoa! Analytics is way cool and way too powerful for my needs. I used my Blogger/Gmail account name to sign up for the free service. Pasted the javascript code into my site’s template and Analytics did a check to see if I did everything right. Initially, Analytics needs a few hours to collect and build your metrics reports. What a number of reports there are! Executive, marketer, and Webmaster views are available, each with its own set of reports.
Can’t wait until Analytics really tells me that Pulpconnection gets a million hits per day!
