Strumming My Guitar On The Dusty Trail…

This post really has nothing to do with my guitar (which I just got 2 days ago without knowing how to play it…it is now my most prized possession) or any kind of trail with excessive dust issues. It’s just that at this moment, I am sitting at my iMac strumming my guitar and [...]

My Twitter Stats

I’ve been gone for a couple days and I’m frantically trying to catch up on RSS reading and twitter updates, etc…but the first thing I noticed when I got back was all the chatter about Twitter Stats, a new site that generates basic graphics about a user’s twitter habits. It is pretty rudimentary and [...]

Cotton Bowl Bound

I am headed down to Dallas in the morning for the Cotton Bowl!  Since I just finished up my year-long stint as student body VP here at MU and graduated this month, I’m working in the interim for the Dept. of Student Life and they are sending me as a sponsor on the student bus [...]

Elevator.jpg

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Elevator.jpg , originally uploaded by cafourek .

This is a test post for the ‘Blog This’ feature in flickr. I finally upgraded to a Pro account today and so I’m cycling [...]

Living in the Library

So, I have been seriously neglecting this site and my content has fallen far behind…I’ve started quite a few drafts about various things, but I haven’t had time to really refine any of them.  Now, I have 2 weeks left in the semester which will include a few finals, my graduation thesis, and the agonizing [...]

Hiatus Extremus

So, being as how I turned 21 this past weekend, I have neglected my online content due to much-needed physical recuperation. And I am in the process of writing a few different posts looking at online networking and new media ans it pertains specifically to the collegiate market, but I am leaving for Las [...]

Blessed are the Open-Source, for they shall inherit the earth.

It has been said time and time again; there have been books written, academic works published, and thousands of blog posts proclaiming the revolution that user-generated content has brought to the internet. In the form of open-source software and sites such as YouTube, Wikipedia, and Flickr; people are no longer [...]

Traversing the State

    So after a trip to/from St. Louis today to extract Adam from the airport after his 24hr delay, I have since returned home to Columbia. But it will only be about 12 hours before we leave for Springfield for the weekend, I come home on Sunday and leave Monday morning for St. [...]