Monthly Archives: September 2007

1 Corinthians – Why Does This get Misunderstood in Sunday School?

Posted on September 9, 2007 by jessestay

It’s been a long time since I last wrote a religious post. I’ve been too focused on business and tech entries lately, perhaps because I’m prioritizing wrong. I thought that perhaps to get my priorities straight I would try to … Continue reading →

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I Hate My iPhone and I Haven’t Even Turned it On!

Posted on September 8, 2007 by jessestay

Okay – I admit. I just barely turned it on. I still hate it! More on that in a minute. I decided today, for some business reasons (trying to learn how to develop for an iPhone) to go out and … Continue reading →

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#51 for Facebook Developer on Google

Posted on September 5, 2007 by jessestay

I’m moving up the ranks on the term “Facebook Developer” on Google. I’m now raked 51 out of 2,420,000 on Google. I’m really hoping to be on one of the first two or 3 pages though. I should try to … Continue reading →

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Pligg Presentation Cancelled

Posted on September 5, 2007 by jessestay

I apologize to those looking forward to it, but I’ve had to cancel my presentation on Pligg modules at UTOSC this week. I’ve just got too much on my plate right now. I realized I needed to blog this today … Continue reading →

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What, No Kitten?

Posted on September 3, 2007 by jessestay

It seems Twitter is down, again. There is a “302 Found” page saying “Found. The document has moved here.” I imagine it will be back up again soon, but it would be really nice for them to notify their users … Continue reading →

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NBC Screws Up, Again!

Posted on September 3, 2007 by jessestay

Recently, NBC made what many to believe a big mistake on pulling out their shows from iTunes. Well, yesterday, I discovered another big mistake. Recently, NBC started an ad campaign for its hit TV series, “My Name is Earl”, about … Continue reading →

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