Archive for June 2005
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Wanted: More Time
June 30th, 2005 |Quickly: if you or anyone you know is familiar with WEP, WAP, IPSEC, please help. Email me if you know of experts and I’ll contact them. Thanks. I’ve been so busy lately that as soon as I remember to do something, I forget. For the past couple of weeks, I wanted to write the meryl’s notes [...]
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Names
June 30th, 2005 |Long before I had kids, I’ve been fascinated with names, their origins and how people come up with names for their kids. When I was cleaning my bookshelves, I couldn’t believe how many books of names I had. These are not baby name books, but books about their histories and meanings. When I meet people who [...]
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Unwritten Web Site Rules
June 29th, 2005 |Bryan Eisenberg brings up the rules we have in our subconscious, but no one speaks them. This happens for everything in life… work, family, school… only his rules are not quite obvious. We’re not all thinking about “Click here” or “Read more” links, but it happens often enough for him to comment. I’m not a fan [...]
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Books Books Books
June 28th, 2005 |Man, I’m on a serious book kick. I love books and always want to read them, but it’s an obsession these days. I won’t surf on the Internet. As soon as I get work done, I’ll go read. Since my eyes have been aching a lot in the last month or so, it’s been a [...]
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Visio Stencils
June 27th, 2005 |I’ve been using Visio since 1997 and I never thought about looking for free templates and downloads on the Web until Paul, an IT manager, mentioned he was looking for Visio stencils for hardware. Nick Finck has IA stencils available for Visio Professional 2003. MVPS.org lists Visio download sites. It’s a great tool for software architecture [...]
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The Holy Man
June 27th, 2005 |This inspirational book, with short chapters that tell a story and teach a lesson, pulls in the reader from the start. We meet the holy man who offers advice in a manner like a minister, a Rabbi, a priest, or any spiritual leader you know without focusing on any particular religion. Though some resources categorize [...]
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Protect Your Assets
June 23rd, 2005 |The June issue of eNewsletter Journal is online. The second of the two-parter series on how spam emails hurt our business is online. Yeah, we all agree that spam sucks (Except those who do it… maybe… bet they hate getting it themselves, but that doesn’t stop them.), but it does more than annoy us. The last [...]
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Coach Yourself to Success
June 23rd, 2005 |The book is about becoming successful in investing and Moglia uses sports analogies to explain concepts that are complicated or a puzzlement to people like me. As soon as I learned about the book, I figured it was custom-made for me. I can be obtuse when it comes to financing and investments, partly because it [...]
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Prevent Brand and Revenue Erosion
June 22nd, 2005 |Five strategies for protecting your assets from spam Part 2 in a 2-part series by Meryl K. Evans and Tamara Halbritter According to The Spamhaus Project, the United States is the top country in the world with “ISPs [internet service providers] currently providing countries with connectivity and hosting to spam gangs directly responsible for the world’s spam problem” [...]
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The Art of Undressing
June 22nd, 2005 |The story set in New York City begins as conservative twenty-something Ginger Levine moves back in with her uninhibited former exotic dancer mother, Coco. Though Coco is 43, Ginger finds men including her own boyfriend ogling over her mother. While Coco wears anything and everything that appears daring, sexy, and outrageous, Ginger goes to the [...]
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