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Center for the Intrepid Officially Opens

Officials today opened the Center for the Intrepid and two Fisher Houses in a dedication ceremony at the Brooke Army Medical Center.
More than 3,000 people, including wounded and recovering military service members and their families, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Peter Pace, and Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and John McCain who supported […]

Infidel Sticker

As seen on my friend Michael’s Ford F-250 pickup truck. Too funny.
If you want to buy one, this eBay auction has all the details.

Photo: Flatirons

Found inside Chautauqua Park in Boulder, Colorado, the famous foothills known as the Flatirons are a series of beautiful sandstone formations with great hiking and climbing trails. This photo was captured last summer, and is part of my Colorado gallery.

Spamtastic!

Ever since switching to WordPress a few months ago, I’ve noticed my site is increasingly in the bulls-eye for boatloads of spam. Everything from ads promising great home owners insurance, to Cialis and Viagra (I’m 25 for crying out loud — I don’t need it yet!) are constantly caught by my Akismet spam filter. Amazingly, […]

Ring It Like iPhone

Apple’s amazingly beautiful I-have-to-have-one-now super-smartphone hits stores in June, but why not bring a little bit of iPhone home now? Forums all over the Internet have cropped up with cool skins and themes for a variety of devices that mimic the iPhone. Now, your just-rendered-obsolete phone can sound like iPhone, too!
It’s easy! First, download the […]

Apple to Charge for Boot Camp?

When Apple opened up its hardware to allow customers to install Windows using its proprietary Boot Camp software, it was a clear shot across the bow for those who felt the Mac would never grow market share. Not only could you dual boot your system at will, but you could do so free-of-charge (save for […]

New SATA Xserve RAID in the Works?

A reader of the popular rumor site AppleInsider posted pictures of what appears to be a SATA-based Xserve RAID, internally codenamed “Q57″.
The exterior doesn’t look much different from the current Xserve RAID offering, save for the addition of 4 Fibre Channel activity lights on the front panel, which now total 6.
The drive modules themselves look […]

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