I have been busy tweaking my webpage. Ideas are filling my head! I started to make improvements to my new webpage. A few things I still want to improve on is the pricing pages. I have created a logo and banner for the new website and have also created my business card. Hopefully gets [...]
Special Offer for Apirl and May
April 8, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Have computer issues or need a website build for the next two months you can receive a 15% off all services till the end of May. Here are some of the services available. Computer Related Services Diagnostics $30.00 hr. Cleaning and Maintenance $39.00 hr. – Peripheral Installation $39.00. Virus [...]
March 24, 1989: Valdez Spill Causes Environmental Catastrophe
March 24, 2011 By Leave a Comment
1989: The Exxon Valdez runs aground in Prince William Sound, spilling nearly 11 million gallons of crude oil across 1,300 miles of Alaskan coastline. In terms of environmental damage, it ranks among the worst man-made catastrophes ever, and one whose repercussions are felt to this day. The Exxon Valdez, a single-hull oil tanker measuring nearly [...]
Disneyland Vacation: Day One
March 15, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Dropped off Bailey and headed out on the highway to the border. The border was not a long wait and the guard was pretty good. I hate when they pause at the end and then say go ahead. Airport was not that great we went early to check in and they would let us check [...]
Apple TV Update Boasts Full MLB, NBA Streaming
March 12, 2011 By Leave a Comment
If you’re a diehard baseball or basketball fan, Steve Jobs just made your day. With its latest software update for Apple TV, Apple is now offering easy streaming of MLB and NBA games directly through its $100 media-streaming unit. All you need an active subscription to either service, and you can have unlimited access to [...]
Earthquake Is Biggest in Japan’s Recorded History
March 12, 2011 By Leave a Comment
The magnitude 8.9 quake that struck off Japan’s coast on March 11 will go down as one of the country’s largest earthquakes. Even if its magnitude is downgraded in the coming days, as sometimes happens as more data are analyzed, the quake will remain a benchmark in a country that has seen many major quakes. [...]
Filter: Uncommon Underwear
February 19, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Photos: Kent Larsson 1// IceBreaker Bodyfit 200 Perfect for: The cold warrior Geek factor: Don’t suffocate your gams in a synthetic sheath. Choose a base layer that exploits the warming—and breathing—capacity of nature’s finest insulation: New Zealand Merino wool. It’s like putting your timber wolf in sheep’s clothing. Price: $75 2// ExOfficio Give-N-Go Boxer Perfect [...]
How Teens Use Secret Messages in the Digital Age
February 7, 2011 By 1 Comment
Illustration: Jennifer Daniel In 440 BC, the Greek historian Herodotus first described a trick that spies used to send hidden messages. They’d write something on the wooden back of a wax tablet, then cover the message with wax bearing its own message. If enemies intercepted the tablet, they wouldn’t suspect it contained anything strange. It’s [...]
Untethered GreenPois0n for iOS 4.2.1 Available Now
February 4, 2011 By 1 Comment
2 Untethered GreenPois0n for iOS 4.2.1 Available Now 10:28 am in Mac, iPad, iPhone by Caleb The Chronic Dev Team is back with their latest jailbreak for any iOS devices running 4.2.1. This untethered beauty is available right now for Mac, PC, and Linux users. Download your flavor now. chronicdevgreenpois0njailbreakTweet
How Egypt Shut Down Its Internet
January 29, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Traffic to Egypt fell to a trickle, after the country’s decision to shut off the net on Thursday, according to this graphic from Arbor Network. Reprinted with permission from Arbor Network Egypt’s largest ISPs shut off their networks Thursday, making it impossible for traffic to get to websites hosted in Egypt or for Egyptians to [...]
