Recently I heard about a new service called Spotify and my initial reaction was a bit negative. Why would I need that? I have iTunes and I have Pandora. (Being a fan of all things technology, I still requested an invite.)
New Computer
For the better part of the last decade and a half, I have made my living supporting folks in a Windows environment. I have guided users through the process of learning Windows and upgrading from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95 to Windows 98 to Windows 2000 (happily skipping WinMe) to Windows XP to Windows 7.
TweetLouder from SonicLiving
If you happen to be a Twitter user who enjoys music, TweetLouder is a website worth looking at.
1984 Volvo 240 Ad: Fall in Love in 6.8 Seconds Flat
Fall in Love in 6.8 Seconds Flat
Have you heard about Square?
Today I read a TechCrunch article entitled, “Square Now Processing $1 Million in Mobile Payments per Day.” My first thought after reading the article was to wonder why Square is not looking at daily numbers greatly exceeding $1 Million. If you are a small business (doing anything but retail) with a iPhone, iPad or Android device you should have a Square account.
1981 Volvo 240: Bear Some Relationship
The ad states: FOR PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY BELIEVE A CAR’S PRICE SHOULD BEAR SOME RELATIONSHIP TO ITS WORTH. There are, fortunately, still some people in the world who can discern the difference between a car that’s worth the money and
1981 Volvo Bertone: In Time Its Price
The text of this ad states: IN TIME ITS PRICE WILL SEEM INSIGNIFICANT THE FACE OF ITS VALUE. There are very few things today still being made to uncompromising standards of quality. This is one of them. The Bertone Coupe
1979 Volvo 240: Cars People Swear By
The title of this ad states: CARS PEOPLE SWEAR BY. NOT AT. “iloff,l’@)44tV-6I” If that’s what you have to say about the last new car you bought, you’re not alone. More and more people today are thinking less and less
1983 Volvo 240 (well, 245)
This a 1983 Volvo 240 DL Wagon that I had about 10 years ago.
1993 Volvo 850 Ad: Uncle Olaf
The title of the ads states: This is Not Your Uncle Olaf’s Volvo.
