A year ago, I wrote about how podcasting’s underlying technology biases really, really small audiences. Audiences of 1. This morning, listening to the latest Evil Genius Chronicles, Dave asked how small the audience size has to be before I (you/we) stop. Turns out, my number is 1. Good to know.
Monthly Archives: July 2006
Way Off Target
I caught the same article Dave did this morning at the CP Blotter and didn’t think anything of it. Thankfully, Dave did a little poking around and found the “three of every four dollars in profit” is not on all of Target profit, but rather on the 15% increase in profits in a single quarter. …
T-81 and Counting
In the interests of incremental deadlines, I’ve added this project to the list of demos at the upcoming MinneDemo.
T-82 and Counting
Back from a week’s vacation, tanned, rested, and ready. A lot has happened, and this morning I put a few more wheels in motion. Lots of smaller things that have been sitting on the To Do list for way too long. The road construction outside the home office is mostly over – enough so I’m …
Maybe My Star Tribune Subscription Is Paying For Itself
Came back from vacation with 2 Sunday papers on my doorstep. Inspiring a real good conversation Sunday afternoon with my sister, Kari. She’s just that bit younger than me that newspapers don’t exist in her world. She doesn’t read them and she was nice enough to listen to me vent. As always, the writing in …
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Paging Mr. Mustard
One of the primary reasons we headed to Chicago last week – aside from friends, family, and Millennium Park – was a couple of food items we last found there. Mister Mustard Hot Mustard Paula’s No Oil Cilantro & Lime Salad Dressing Grocery store after grocery store. No luck. Thankfully, the Mister Mustard is available …
Big Thanks to the City of Big Shoulders
We’re heading back north in the morning after a few days in Chicago. Huge thanks to the Dihiansan’s for a very enjoyable backyard dinner earlier in the week and the Smith‘s this evening. On both counts it’s great to see kids older than Cooper, where they’re at as people and how Cooper interacts with them. …
New iTunes Podcast Categorization and WP-iPodCatter
On Friday, I received an email from Apple’s iTunes Podcasting team that they’re changing the categories in the iTunes directory. So, I updated the WP-iPodcatter plugin to reflect these changes. Like their removal of item-level categorization, I’m not crazy about these changes. There are 2 ‘Other’ categories (in Religion, Games & Hobbies). But not in …
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How ‘Bout Just the Lot?
As expected, the contractor that bought our old place is now selling the lot. If you were interested in the location, but not so much the house itself. It is now a blank canvas. Build as you wish. Reminds me of scene from the Chevy Chase classic Fletch Lives (which, coincidentally, I saw at the …