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I wrote a note on outsourcing a few days ago, since then I ran across an article on Fox News, Wombs for Rent: Commercial Surrogacy Growing in India. I spoke about this with my wife. I didn't know that you could hire a surrogate

Have you seen the Eee PC? I don't have one yet but I may have to get one. I'm in love. ;-) The specs on this baby are sweet. When I do buy one, it will be the 8g. Probably in black. They are on back order everywhere right now. The 8g has a 7 inch monitor,

I probably won't blog again before Christmas so I wanted to tell you to have a great holiday. Take a close look at the red sweater vests.

Hi all. Just thought I would post a quick update since I haven't been posting much. I have a cold right now. All head and chest. Sniffles, cough, sore throat, yech. I feel like I have to wear a mask to play with Logan and Leo. Speaking of Logan and Leo, Logan loves being a big brother.

I wrote back in July that I was having a baby. Well, the time has come. The wife and I will be at the hospital at 5:30am tomorrow morning to get'er done. Even with it being surgery, the doctor tells us that we'll probably be back home by sunday. We took a tour of the facilities on tuesday night.

I just read this article, Google Plans Service to Store Users' Data. The article talks about Google's GDrive which has been an on again/off again topic for a long time now. It looks like Google might finally be getting close to opening it up. Some interesting points: The service could let users access their files

I thought this was pretty humorous. 10 Types of Programmer Lord protect me from the Martyr. 5 Types of IT Business Person LewisC

There's a cool article on the BBC (of all places), Drive advance fuels terabyte era. The article starts off with: A single hard drive with four terabytes of storage (4TB) could be a reality by 2011, thanks to a nanotechnology breakthrough by Japanese firm Hitachi. How cool is that!

This is a completely off topic post. I have some technical topics that I want to write about but things have conspired against me. So, what have I been doing, you might ask (or you might not but then I wouldn't have anything to write about at all). My laptop died. I

John Kremer at Yahoo blogged about the 10th birthday of Yahoo Mail. I can't believe I have been a user that long. Longer actually. If you read the entry, John gives a timeline of Yahoo mail history. He starts with: October 1997: Yahoo! Mail launches following our acquisition of Four 11, creators of RocketMail. If