I ask myself that question a lot.
Using a tool from www.wordle.net here’s the answer to what I’ve been blogging about lately:
 
Looks kind of like a brain, doesn’t it? And that list is pretty accurate, considering it’s only cataloging what you’re blogging about now. And lately we’ve been talking about the new Microsoft certifications.
And this […]

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Tonight we’re upgrading NGLB to the newest version of Wordpress (2.6.2). Please excuse any duplicate posts or small explosions.
So far Wordpress has been rock-solid and has kept the comment spammers at bay, and I don’t anticipate any blood on the floor with this upgrade. But hey, it could happen. 

See you on the […]

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Tonight we’re upgrading NGLB to the newest version of Wordpress (2.6.2). Please excuse any duplicate posts or small explosions.
So far Wordpress has been rock-solid and has kept the comment spammers at bay, and I don’t anticipate any blood on the floor with this upgrade. But hey, it could happen. 

See you on the […]

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I read a LOT of blogs. And by a lot, I confess that it sometimes creeps up to triple digits (in feeds, not just posts). So, since this is the first Saturday of the year, I’m doing the annual pruning the dead wood from the RSS reader.
Who gets the axe? The stale, the blog parrots, […]

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Did you know that you can blog with Microsoft Word 2007? I’m sure I heard this at a launch event or something, but it must have slipped my mind.

I ‘discovered’ this feature today when I right-clicked a tab in Microsoft OneNote and saw the phrase “Blog this”.

I clicked it, and here I am - […]

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So far, 2007 has not been a very good year for Cisco.  Yesterday they announced two more vulnerabilites in their Internetwork Operating System (IOS) - that’s 5 this year if my count is correct.  And today they announced vulnerabilites in some PIX and ASA appliances:
This month:

Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco PIX and ASA Appliances (#77853)
Multiple IOS […]

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Unless you’ve been living on planet Marklar, you’ve no doubt heard of the SBS Show.  And if you’re smart, you’ve listened to some, if not all of the over 2 dozen episodes of SMB goodness!
Well, the beat goes on and the SBS Show is now in 2.0 mode.   For unbeatable price of exactly ‘zero dollars’ you […]

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Looking for a killer Windows Mobile app that can make your Smartphone both fun and useful? Check out the Windows Live Search for mobile downloadable application.  (Windows Live Search works on J2ME-capable phones, Smartphones and Pocket PCs.)

Mobile rich client – Download the app to your phone for local search, maps, driving directions, and live traffic information […]

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I purchased BlogJet ($39.95) a while back on the recommendation of Chris and Vlad.  I’ve been pretty happy with BlogJet as a blogging tool, but today I downloaded a new (and FREE) blogging tool that I like even better.
Introducing:
Windows Live Writer (Beta)Download: Writer.msi (4.75MB)
Windows Live Writer is actually easier to configure for use with my […]

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