A few weeks ago, I read the circular for Best Buy, and they were announcing they were selling “back to school” stuff. For some reason, a big screen tv seemed
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Attention: Your Sales Event is ONLY Timely to You, Not MeAttention: Your Sales Event is ONLY Timely to You, Not Me
I received an email from Bed, Bath & Beyond this morning, announcing “Online Clearance: These deals won’t last forever.” Before that, I received one from Best Buy, indicating that I
Heating Up the Winter While Communicating With NORADHeating Up the Winter While Communicating With NORAD
The other day, I bought a programmable thermostat. You see, this is kind of big thing for me, because you don’t know the half of what I went through to
The Demise and Failure of Sears Should Be Taught in Every Business Class in the FutureThe Demise and Failure of Sears Should Be Taught in Every Business Class in the Future
A couple of years ago, I was interested in buying a Lifecycle exercise machine, or at least something similar to it. As I was wont to do, I wandered into
Best Buy Profit Down 16%; My Theory on WhyBest Buy Profit Down 16%; My Theory on Why
The Wall Street Journal reported today that Best Buy‘s net dropped 16% based on sales. I’d link to the story, but if you know anything about the Wall Street Journal,
We Seem to be Running Out of Good Television ShowsWe Seem to be Running Out of Good Television Shows
Recently, I was looking for a good television show to watch on dvd. That’s kind of how I roll these days, watching dvd television series rather than original programming when
Those Rare Movies Where Great Writing Appears Almost from NowhereThose Rare Movies Where Great Writing Appears Almost from Nowhere
I’ve been kind of consumed by something else lately. I’ve been trying to write Java programming for a personal project of mine. But usually when I get consumed by something
The Illustrious iPad 2The Illustrious iPad 2
Yesterday, Apple did its big announcement of the Ipad 2. Basically, after all is said and done, it’s the original iPad with a few extra bells and whistles. Or the
I’m Getting Really Tired of Salespeople Making Shit UpI’m Getting Really Tired of Salespeople Making Shit Up
I bought a Nook Color today from Barnes & Noble, in the store itself. It cost me $250, plus another $30 for a cover, but came to about $300 including
Why the Kindle never took over the worldWhy the Kindle never took over the world
But Amazon could have won the war right from the start if they would have done one thing, and that's license other companies to sell their Kindles.