I just realized I can’t listen to music and write, which I find unfortunate. As you can see (unless you’re getting the rss copy) I’ve been spending the better part of today updating my website to the latest version of wordpress. While I was at … Read More →
Category Archives: Ad®ian
Some motivation
I just sent this to a journalist who’s doing a story on recently laid off IT workers. I’m surprisingly upbeat about the whole thing really. However, that could also be a circumstance of my employment conditions. First I feel it’s important to designate what area … Read More →
The economy hits home
It’s funny when I stop to think about our collective circumstance. If you’ve yet to feel the pinch of the economic contraction happening on a global scale, all I can offer is “be prepared”. My old scout motto finds me well worn. I lost my … Read More →
Explative in the U.K. – Cambridge
I found myself up and wide awake at 7AM today. Assuredly well rested, but still reeling from an 11 hour flight and subsequent time change. We landed at Heathrow yesterday with Tim picking us up in his “me” car. Had I known just how far … Read More →
The great static asset class
What a great kitschy title. It’s about as dry as I am on drugs. Please, keep in mind, that while I provide the following information to gather your thoughts. I am no investment professional and can hardly consider myself a blogger, let alone decent investor. … Read More →
Containing the writer
I left my last post on Barclay’s mainly because I wanted a measure of what “at the moment” type of activity this new site will really be. This may be the previous stomping grounds for what once was (will always be), a rollerblading website, but … Read More →
Notes on Barclays
With the recent relaunch, I’ve decided to take the site in a more focused direction to issues that pertain to my life. One of the topics I regularly find myself monitoring is the economy and finance. I recently transfered my 401k to a rollover IRA … Read More →
New Motorola Droid ROM
About 5 months ago I upgraded to the (then) new Motorola Droid offered by Verizon Wireless. At first I was impressed by the capabilities of the phone and the Android operating system itself. However, after spending a month trolling through the Android Market and installing … Read More →