by Joe Spake on March 2, 2010
Time to make some more space in your house and buy a bigger pick up truck or more ropes for your car roof and trunk. The CA’s new, unique iPhone app will keep you from missing any great garage sales. Complete with maps, search and customization options.
Here’s the press release. Check it out: (No word [...]
by Joe Spake on February 24, 2010
The pundits and politicians have been buzzing and posturing since last week’s Forbes article citing Memphis as number 3 among America’s 10 most miserable cities. While Mayor Wharton whittles away at quality of life issues, and preaches that Memphis must control it’s own message and tell it’s own story; and Congressman Cohen challenges Steve Forbes [...]
by Joe Spake on February 13, 2010
Everyone’s looking for a magic bullet to conquer social media, leverage Web 2.0 to their advantage, dominate the digital marketplace, and further their self-described expert/guru status. This seems to be especially prevalent with the late adopters in RE.net ( the real estate cool kids of Web 2.0), but I see traces of the magic bullet [...]
by Joe Spake on January 8, 2010
Most of the What’s going to happen in Technology in 2010 articles and blog posts have been published, many similar to this one from Globalthoughtz – 10 Technologies that will rock 2010. I try to keep up with the major trends, but the amount of technology news and innovation out there is mind-boggling, even when [...]
by Joe Spake on December 23, 2009
I first posted the Hominy Casserole recipe back before Thanksgiving , and got rave reviews from those who tried it. I even sent a few cans of Golden Hominy to my Facebook friend Tom Plant in California, who claims golden (yellow) hominy is rarer than gold out there, and that it’s not easy to find [...]
by Joe Spake on December 22, 2009
Wishing all my friends and readers a great Christmas holiday and a joyous and prosperous New Year!
by Joe Spake on December 5, 2009
I have found that a lot of folks I work with think blogging is too much of a hassle, requires some sort of esoteric knowledge, and does not foster spontaneity. Well how would a blogging platform that lets you post pictures, video, documents, and your brilliant thoughts, via email work for you? And how about [...]
by Joe Spake on November 26, 2009
If you have lived in Memphis for a while you have some special memories of things that happened inside the Mid-South Coliseum. I always thought the building looked more like a spacecraft than a multi-purpose arena – and it still does look it could launch at any moment.
The building opened in 1963. The first concert [...]
by Joe Spake on November 24, 2009
Thanksgiving week always begs the question: Turkey or Sides? I am a sides man. You can get about a million casserole variations at this time of the year: green bean, broccoli, squash, sweet potato, etc., etc., but a few weeks ago Katy made a Hominy Casserole that, I guarantee, will be the most popular side [...]
by Joe Spake on November 21, 2009
San Diego, originally uploaded by joespake.
I love San Diego. I really hated to have to leave. Beautiful people, beautiful architecture, beautiful weather.
The weather people must have the most boring job in town – “fair and mild, fair and mild, fair and mild”
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