What if it was possible to keep tabs on your Congressional delegation with a simple device you use every day? Now you can with Sunlight Labs first Android App called Congress. With this app on your Android phone will tell you who the Senator and Representative are for the district you are currently standing (or […]
Monthly Archives: March 2010
First Words of the Day – March 5th
What is this? When I wake up in the morning sometimes I have brilliant thoughts. Sometimes. I’m trying to capture them in audio form and distribute them to all of you. On Tuesdays and Thursdays I am going to add one of my one to three minute insights to the blog. I haven’t set this […]
Nobody uses the Internet on Friday
Top ‘o the day to you, my Irish lovin’ friends and companions… What? Crud, I missed a St. Patrick’s Day edition of NUTIOF. Well, kiss my Blarney Stone, inflate the bagpipes, and dance a jig because nobody is using the internet on this Friday and I am going to get it drunk on Guinness, Magners, […]
Android App of the Week: Shazam
Ever since getting my Motorola Droid phone, I’ve been obsessed with apps. I will tell you the truth, I didn’t think I was that big of an app person. Nifty little one note programs just didn’t seem that cool to me. Until I started using them and realized just how each app adds a new […]
Nobody uses the Internet on Friday
Hi again. I bet you just thought the Internet was good for looking up recipes, booking travel, sending emails, and watching TV. But did you know that the Internet is also a time machine? Yep, you can travel back in time and relive moments you wish you hadn’t lived through the first time around. You […]
Believe in your product, believe in yourself
Recently I found myself inspired by waffles, real Belgian zucker waffles. Do you know the difference between real Belgian zucker waffles and American waffles? Yeast dough. Real Belgian zucker waffles use yeast, essentially a brioche dough while Americanized waffles use baking powder. I didn’t really find the waffles themselves to be inspiring. Yes, they were […]