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Posted by Greg on August 28th, 2010 at 3:10 pm

You’ll hear a lot of different stories regarding today’s “political” rally in Washington, DC. You’ll hear things like “Thousands gather for rally” (Washington Post) or, “Glenn Beck Rally Has People Seeing Red” (NPR) or, “Glenn Beck Rally “Blatantly Political,” Says Top Democrat” (CBS News). There are some media reporting tens of thousands, but many are [...]

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Continue reading about Restoring Honor Rally in DC: Not About Politics

Posted by Greg on August 19th, 2010 at 11:22 am

Saw this video shared by a few friends on Facebook today and decided to watch. I just can’t believe how much I agree with Ronald Reagan. There must be some things I do not agree with, but in almost everything I read, hear, or see he just presents perfectly the distinction between individual freedom and [...]

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Continue reading about Ronald Reagan: “Those Voices Don’t Speak For The Rest Of Us”

Posted by Greg on June 10th, 2010 at 3:15 pm

Along with the announcement of the new iPhone on Monday (including a fantastic new design, Apple’s A4 processor for greater speed and battery life, and many other great features like the new FaceTime video calling), Apple also released Safari 5 (for Mac/Windows). As is my wont, I updated all our computers as soon as I [...]

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Continue reading about “Reader” Feature for Safari 5

Posted by Greg on June 7th, 2010 at 8:34 am

Apple CEO Steve Jobs is set to give another keynote address today, where most expect that the 4th generation iPhone will be announced (if not made available today) among the many other traditional rumors and speculations. (Personally, I’d like to see some sort of “cloud” music service, speculated to be “iTunes.com” or something similar to [...]

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Continue reading about Steve Jobs Keynote at WWDC 2010 – 10am PT, June 7th

Posted by Greg on June 4th, 2010 at 1:44 pm

I just saw a link to a new section of Apple’s website, showcasing the power of HTML5, the next coding language for the web. It of course was named in Steve Job’s open letter to Adobe as one of the main reasons Apple is not using Adobe’s Flash on their portable devices. (Almost) All of [...]

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Continue reading about Apple Posts HTML5 Showcase

Posted by Greg on June 2nd, 2010 at 5:47 pm

Today I stopped at Staples to pick up a couple ink cartridges for my printer. I noticed a banner as I walked in advertising “Free PC Tune-Ups” but thought nothing of it, since I don’t have the “PC”s to which they refer. Upon further entering the store however, I saw the giant Genius-Bar-like construct that [...]

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Continue reading about “That’s alright, I have a Mac.”

Posted by Greg on May 29th, 2010 at 10:01 am

You have probably heard by now that actor Gary Coleman died yesterday from injuries he sustained to his head from a fall. We had recently been reacquainted with Coleman as one of the ball players in the movie Church Ball (now one of our son Ian’s favorite movies!) but of course Coleman is most known [...]

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Continue reading about Diff’rent Strokes: Two Mr. Ts

Posted by Greg on May 19th, 2010 at 8:03 am

According to MacDailyNews.com, Apple may make their $99/year MobileMe service a completely free service in the near future. They reported the following on May 7th: We have received a tip that we cannot confirm, hence our “RUMOR” designation, that nonetheless has at least an air of credibility about it that says, “Apple is planning to [...]

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Continue reading about Apple to Offer MobileMe Free?

Posted by Greg on May 10th, 2010 at 12:03 pm

Glenn Beck announced today that his paid content will be available for free as a two-day trial. This is a great chance to see the short documentaries that he has been making covering subjects like US history, biographies on the Founding Fathers (Samuel Adams, George Washington). We in the Campbell home have really enjoyed watching [...]

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Continue reading about Free Preview of Glenn Beck’s Insider Extreme

Posted by Greg on April 27th, 2010 at 1:21 am

The Buffalo Sabres 2009-2010 season ended tonight in Boston. They were the losers of Game 6 of the best of seven first round series, and that loss closed the doors on only the sixth season where Buffalo were the champions of their division. In many ways, this team had everything going for it. Third seed [...]

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Continue reading about Sabres Exit Early, Here’s Why