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Tweet Back in the day, I was a green beer drinking idiot for St. Patrick’s Day and thought it was a celebration of the Irish.  Almost all Caucasians in America lay claim to some Irish ancestry, especially on March 17th.  I later evolved into a Guinness drinking idiot. Once, to honor my Irish ancestry, I [...]

That is when it happened; Fernando Mania!

Tweet If you are like me, you see a lot about cloud computing but pay little attention because it will never apply to small to medium sized businesses. I see it as the new “paradigm shift” from the Dilbert days of the 1990′s where everyone talks about it but has no idea what it means. [...]

Ah, finally some warm weather. My mind is drifting toward baseball.

If they want to address health care costs why are we only concentrating on health insurance

CS Lewis wrote in The Joyful Christian that theology is the science of God.

Tweet How do you get from a local file server to a content management system?  Evidently slowly is the answer. I read a lot of about CMS and its uses in different industries but I don’t find a lot about how you go from a local file server based data structure to a content management [...]

Tweet I recently research outsourcing the messaging system vs upgrading our internal system.  In this case, I use the term “outsoure” to describe the many hosted solutions available.  This brings up the question of how much outsourcing of your resources are you comfortible with? We can come up with scenerios where failures can make either inaccessible.  Most [...]

Tweet Hello.  This is blog about technology from the point of view of an average, every-day, IT guy working in a non-high tech industry in a non-high tech location.  I am not the expert on most technology but I have learned by using it, breaking it, fixing it, and having others break it again.  I [...]