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I'm Swedish and I like technology so…

Friday, February 6th, 2009

Of course I was interested when I saw naval stealth technology development and Sweden in the same sentence. Seriously, this is very cool. As the first operational stealth ship in the world, the corvettes are designed to be electronically undetectable at more than 13km in rough seas and at more than 22km in calm seas. [...]


Wouldn't this be fun!

Friday, September 26th, 2008

Swiss adventurer Yves Rossy used his "jet-propelled wing" to fly over the English Channel today. You've got to check this out! How much fun would it have been to fly behind him and record the whole flight!


Mary would love to get me one of these!

Tuesday, October 16th, 2007

Seriously, a computerized pillow? Man, technology is cool! Read Scientist invents computer pillow to stop snoring at Reuters


I'm famous!

Wednesday, July 25th, 2007

Chris Olson of the Leelanau Enterprise interviewed me for an article about my job in Leelanau County. You can check it out below... Read Web designer appreciates working in his home county in the Leelanau Enterprise


Have trouble remembering your passwords?

Wednesday, March 28th, 2007

Some new technology might help with that, plus, with the added benefit of additional security. The new 3D DeskCam from Bioscrypt will scan your face to use as your password, token, or smart card. The camera uses about 40,000 identification points, looking primarily at a person's forehead, eye sockets and nose bridge, said Ryan Zlockie, [...]


Google announces Apps Premier Edition

Thursday, February 22nd, 2007

I use Google for everything - email, word processing, scheduling, spreadsheets, notes, chatting, etc. So needless to say I am excited. Here's the facts... The new Google Apps Premier Edition costs $50 per user account a year. It includes around-the-clock telephone support, and 10GB of storage per user compared with 2GB. The new edition also [...]


TV does have some good uses…

Thursday, November 16th, 2006

Sure there is alot of garbage on TV these days, but that doesn't mean the medium can't be used for some good. Suttons Bay Elementary School setup a "virtual field trip" via TV to the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington D.C to learn about American Indians and art. An interactive machine with a voice-sensitive [...]


UK Government to keep "records" on children

Thursday, July 20th, 2006

Saw this at Digg... Mary and I were just talking last night about end of the world type stuff, governments keeping tabs of it's citizens, and computer chips implanted in people with possible mind control. I know, I know, some very crazy stuff, but how far-fetched is it really? If you live in Great Britain, [...]