Google Calendar To Do List
Lately I have been doing my best to be productive. In pursuing productivity, I felt that what I needed to be more productive was a good to do list. When I went to create my to do list, I looked at my Google Calendar and thought, it would be really nice if I could just […]
YouTube blocked? Not anymore.
As soon as I moved into the dorms, I noticed the filter. Important sites in my daily routine like YouTube, and other video sites were blocked by my university for a few reasons “first to protect students from inappropriate material. The other is because of our limited bandwidth. That bandwidth is used for academic purposes.” […]
September-October 2007 in Review
I haven’t posted in forever because I simply haven’t had much to say. Since I began school at BYU, I’ve been really busy with other projects, school work, and a smidgen of a social life.
Here is a quick update on the projects I have complete or am currently working on.
Current Projects
A bracket system website — […]
Who Knew…
Who knew that even musical instruments could experience Microsoft’s Blue Screen of Death. I didn’t until I went to Seattle’s Experience Music Project last week.
As I was walking around the section of the museum devoted to playing/learning musical instruments looking for an open booth, I found a keyboard that wasn’t in use. As I approached […]
The Music of Alex Woods
Lately I’ve been enjoying the beautiful music of a local artist, Alex Woods. Alex’s latest album, A Long Flight Across The Sea, contains a variety of instrumental pieces that are enjoyable to listen to at work, or just while you relax.
Be sure to check out his great new instrumental album, and keep an eye on […]