Home > November 2004
Online Expeditions
Applying for Credit Cards
Posted on November 29, 2004
Friends occasionally ask me which credit card I like to use. I have had dozens of cards over the years. First USA. Citibank. Bank One. Etc, and so forth. I... Continue Reading
Mindless Babble
Random Thoughts
Posted on November 28, 2004
Sitting in the parking lot at Pier One imports, waiting for Mary while she "runs in for just a minute" to pick up something or other. The kids are bickering... Continue Reading
This is my life
My Black Friday Experience
Posted on November 26, 2004
On Thanksgiving Day, I did what any respectable guy would do. Besides stuffing my face, I took some time to browse the sale papers for Friday's big bonanza. I found... Continue Reading
Online Expeditions
Black Friday Shopping
Posted on November 25, 2004
What kind of Internet entrepreneur would I be if I didn't point out that today is Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year? And what kind of friend... Continue Reading
Current Events
Left Coast Insanity
Posted on November 25, 2004
It is political correctness and anti-God behavior gone nuts. From the Reuters news wire... LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A California teacher has been barred by his school from giving students... Continue Reading
Online Expeditions
Ask Dave Taylor
Posted on November 24, 2004
Admit it. Burning deep in your soul is a desire to be a computer geek. You want nothing more than the ability to write perl code in your sleep. And... Continue Reading
Trans-Siberian Orchestra in Oklahoma City
Posted on November 22, 2004
It was on the same exact date last year that a friend and I drove to Wichita, Kansas to see the Trans-Siberian Orchestra perform their annual Christmas concert. This year... Continue Reading
Family Fun
Live from the Cox Arena
Posted on November 21, 2004
I am at the Cox Convention Center in downtown OKC getting ready to see The Trans-Siberian Orchestra for my third time. With me is Mrs. Mayor and some good friends... Continue Reading
Current Events
Don't Mess with Dubya
Posted on November 21, 2004
I just love this guy. The President is in Chile for an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. He is entering the cultural center and gets inside the building when he notices... Continue Reading
Fun and Games
Is President Kerry at Home?
Posted on November 19, 2004
A friend passed this along to me recently. Hope you enjoy it... --------------- One sunny day in 2005, an old man approached the White House from across Pennsylvania Avenue, where... Continue Reading
Gadgets and Gizmos
Keyhole
Posted on November 18, 2004
Stop whatever you are doing. Really. Unless you are caring for your sick mother, desperately need to go to the bathroom or there is a tornado heading for your house... Continue Reading
Current Events
News rundown
Posted on November 17, 2004
The corrupt Kofi Annan says he knows nothing about the Oil for Food scandal. Yeah, right. Why is the United States still part of the U.N.? The Bill Clinton Presidential... Continue Reading
This is my life
Too busy to blog?
Posted on November 16, 2004
I really have been too busy to blog. I keep coming up with ideas for new web sites (I've got TWO sites planned for launch within 2 weeks). I've begun... Continue Reading
Note to self
How you like them links?
Posted on November 13, 2004
Some sites I have recently bookmarked... Oklahoma City Astronomy Club - My son has become increasingly interested in the planets and stars, so I believe I am going to look... Continue Reading
Mindless Babble
The Generosity Index
Posted on November 12, 2004
The post-election banter continues, as the blue states bemoan the fact that the "hicks and hayseeds" in the red states have held them hostage by re-electing George W. Bush to... Continue Reading
Current Events
For Our Veterans
Posted on November 11, 2004
Just a quick note to issue a heartfelt "THANK YOU" to those who have bravely served our great nation so that our freedoms can be preserved. May God also bless... Continue Reading
Current Events
The Myth of Separation of Church and State
Posted on November 11, 2004
Ask the average American which constitution the phrase "separation of church and state" appears in and the majority will look at you as though only a moron wouldn't know the... Continue Reading
Online Expeditions
Spyware is EVIL
Posted on November 10, 2004
Over the past few months, I have helped several family members, friends and associates remove spyware from their computers. Often, people don't even realize they are infected with this insidious... Continue Reading
Movies & Books
America's Heart and Soul - My Comments
Posted on November 08, 2004
Way back in July 2004, Disney released America's Heart and Soul without any fanfare. I reported about the release of the movie and indicated that I was eager to see... Continue Reading
Movies & Books
The Incredibles is, er.. are.. hmmm
Posted on November 07, 2004
The Incredibles is Disney/Pixars' latest cash cow. Can these people do no wrong? Pixar has animated toys, bugs, monsters and fish. But one realm they had not covered to date... Continue Reading
Mindless Babble
So many sites, so little time
Posted on November 06, 2004
There's something about building new web sites that stokes me. It's that feeling of making something from nothing that gets my creative juices flowing. Certainly, it is important to run... Continue Reading
Current Events
My Bush 2nd Term Wish List
Posted on November 04, 2004
Off the top of my head, here is what I would love to see take place during Bush's second term... Finish the war in Iraq within the first year. Level... Continue Reading
Current Events
Good Morning America!
Posted on November 03, 2004
It's a great day to be an American! I just woke up after a few hours of sleep and feel like I have a political hangover. Yet, I can't take... Continue Reading
Current Events
Four More Years!
Posted on November 02, 2004
A collective sigh of relief is heard across the fruited plains... George W. Bush is the first President to win a majority of the popular vote in 18 years. The... Continue Reading
Current Events
Election 2004
Posted on November 01, 2004
The day is nearly upon us. After an excrutiatingly lengthy campaign season, the American people will go to the polls tomorrow to decide the next President of the United States... Continue Reading
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