Failing again. Failing better.
After several hints, here’s the big reveal: I’m starting a freelance marketing business, Christensen Communications, LLC. Although I’m leaving the law firm, I believe much of what I learned there will be put to good use in this new venture: quickly digesting large amounts of information, determining the most salient points, and communicating those ideas…
2011 is behind us now, so I thought I’d look back at how this blog fared over the year. Well, “year” is generous. I started this blog in late August. In less than five months though, the site has grown far beyond my wildest expectations. I started this site because I wanted to be sure…
Ah, cell phone cameras. They are great for helping you remember what exactly happened the night before, should you find yourself having a few cocktails and staying up late. Let’s take a look back at my pictures from last night, shall we? Ah, yes, a couple glasses of prosecco, some silly hats, and some noisemakers.…
While news networks (and the internet as a whole) is focusing on the “Best of 2011” crap, George R.R. Martin has decided to give us some original content–a fairly lengthy sneak peek of Book 6 of his A Song of Ice and Fire Series, The Winds of Winter. SPOILERS WARNING. If you have not finished…
Wired’s Danger Room blog discussed an AP article about a homemade, encrypted, DIY radio network run by the Zetas that stretches across all of Mexico and into Guatemala. The network is built using “professional-grade” radio antennas, signal relays, and simple handheld radios that cost “millions of dollars.” Yet the individual components are inexpensive, so the…