Spamtastic!
SPAM of the Day:  Do people still fall for this?  I mean he’s a regional manager, that counts for something right? Good day to you. And Compliments of day, this mail may be a surprise to you because you did not give me the permission to do so and neither do you know me but before I tell you about myself I want you to please forgive me for sending this mail without your permission. I am Mr. Paul Butugua, The regional manager of my bank branch, Takoradi branch, in western region of Ghana, ADB Bank. With due respect and regard, I have decided to contact you on a Business Transaction that will be very beneficial to both of us and o

The Great Keynote Meltdown of 2009
Well, at least that’s what everyone seems to be calling it, along with #harshtag or #notjared, etc.  Right now, it seems to be circling with the world and no one seems to be able to make heads or tails of it.  So here is the story if you haven’t already heard it. During this years HighEdWeb 2009 Conference there was a bit of a debacle with one of the keynote speakers. The speaker was David Galper.  Here is a q

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Mac OSX 10.6 :: Initial thoughts
I was one of those crazy people that ordered their copy on Tuesday to get it on Friday.  So far… I’m a bit underwhelmed by it.  Keep in mind, Snow Leopard is really just an “under the hood” upgrade.  There isn’t really that much difference between Snow Leopard and Leopard.  In all honesty, I think that there was a larger leap between Windows XP and Windows XP Service Pack 2.   This is cert

Retain, reimplemented
So today, I began my third reimplementation.  After 2 reimplementations, I think we almost have it down to a science.  However, EMT Retain should have some interesting twists that did not occur with our previous CRM implementations. What is EMT Retain?   Retain is a CRM designed for current students.   It’s a lot different than the other Hobson’s EMT CRM’s that we currently use.  Retain has some interesting features that I’m excited to try out.  At Belmont, we plan to use the system