Verizon Wireless Chief marketing officer Mike Lanman on the yet-to-be-released LG Voyager: “We think it’ll be the best phone … this year. It will kill the iPhone.” Uh-huh. Personally, as a Verizon Wireless subscriber, I’d sooner drop my service and buy an iPhone before I keep Verizon and use the Voyager instead. (I’m waiting for iPhone revision 2.) [via PCPro]
Deal-a-day site Woot has launched another sub-site: Woot Sellout, which offers deals through Yahoo! Shopping. They’ve been offering stuff for $0.01 for the last few days, which is great if you can stay up until midnight Central time to catch it. (I got three USB mice for $5.03 with shipping.)
Posted September 23, 2007
Apparently you can’t add calendar events on the iPod touch. This makes little sense, and makes even less sense when the ability to add contacts is left intact! (Not that I would like to see that removed also.)
The response from Apple seems to be “it’s not a PDA.” Apple, I thought the iPod was a media player, not an internet device. Come on.
Posted September 10, 2007
Things have gotten quiet here again, but this time there is a reason. Earlier last month I was in a car accident that was severe enough to total my 2006 Scion xB. Thankfully, I walked away with only a broken finger. At the same time, I have been getting ready for starting college and keeping up my web development job along with my own projects. Ordering textbooks, switching classes, dealing with insurance, rental cars, finding another car, schedules that change every other hour, and trying to type with one hand and two fingers took up a lot of my time!
Things have settled down a little bit now that I’m finishing my third week of classes. My finger is almost healed and I can type with it now. I also have insurance worked out, and was able to get a 2008 xB! Cost me more than I would have liked, though, but it’s safer and can fit my mountain bike for going from class to class on campus.

Yes, I got a bike: a ‘07 Diamondback Outlook from The Bike Surgeon. The people there are great. I’ve always loved riding bikes but I haven’t had one since for a long time. I got a great deal, and it’s already paying for itself by getting me to class on-time. The same day I bought it I got to experience a Critical Mass bike ride with over 100 people riding around Carbondale. It’s not something you can do every day!

I’m back and ready to resume my blog once-every-whenever schedule… for all of you frequent readers!
I headed over to Facebook to check my News Feed; however, due to site maintenance I’m unable to login. I wonder what kind of maintenance would require my account to be “frozen” like this for such a long time? Some messages in my Inbox appeared empty last night, perhaps something went wrong in that department. Anyone else have this problem?
Update: Fallout from a nasty security problem appears to be the cause, and I’m not alone.