Kim and I just launched a beta for WineLog.net. WineLog is a site to keep track of wines you have tried and discover new wines to experience. Our hope is to become the greatest wine site there is. Please have a look at the site, and let me know what you think. If you need an invite, use the...

It’s been a while since I’ve uploaded artwork here. Here’s a graphic I made for a friend. I put the image on a t-shirt, which you can purchase yourself at Cafepress. Also, if you’re interested, here is a link to the rest of the current Stranger Studios t-shirt collection.

Emily Chang has posted our interview with her on her eHub site. Check out eHub Interviews Mobilicio.us.

Remember that InvestorGeeks site? Whatever came of that? Well you can read my review of Jim Cramer’s Real Money: Sane Investing in an Insane World and other articles by me over at InvestorGeeks.com.

Today my colleague and I will be releasing a new project. Mobilicio.us is a mash-up between the del.icio.us bookmarking service and Google Mobile, a tool which “mobilizes” websites for viewing on limited-display browsers. Mobilicio.us will let you view your del.icio.us bookmarks from your phone’s...

I’m just posting to test my new custom-made RSS feed. My last 5 posts should be added to the rss file located here: recent.rss. UPDATE: This is a post from the old blog, which was custom built. On the old system, it was a big deal that I managed to implement RSS feeds. With WordPress, it’s built...

Things are moving so fast in this “Web 2.0” world. It is more crucial than ever to get your ideas to market faster than the competition. Because there is competition. No matter how novel your idea is, you have to assume that there is someone out there (probably a large group of someones) working on...

If anyone read this, I have two new toys up in “alpha” stages. 1) rateThings: This site allows you to rate and comment on items posted by me. The main idea of the site is to enable users to quickly view the best comments of people who disagree with their own standpoint. For example, if I rated...

Ray Kurzweil was just interviewed by Ubiquity online magazine. They covered the usual topics, same old questions from any Ray Kurzweil interview with answers that are often nearly straight from his books. However, there was a gem in this one about how Ray likes to pick a problem to tackle every...

A college buddy of mine is visiting Israel right now and producing some great travel writing on his new blog: Arie Beitman’s Blog. Check it out.