The New York Times has applied their unending technological prowess to one of the internet's more mundane features: email. 10 Proposals for Fixing the E-Mail Glut.

You can tell it's going to be good because it's almost 2010 and they still refuse to sentence-case headlines, and spell email "E-Mail." They also insist on capitalizing "Web." Like the web is a person, and could just as easily be named Frank...although wouldn't it be the Frank?

I'm still getting plenty of publicity for my Red vs Green game, thanks to our fantastic publicist.  I like to think it's half me being awesome though.

I got a write up in my hometown newspaper, and apparently I was on the news last night.  I don't have a TV though, so I didnt' see it.

I also did a live radio interview this morning on KRUIK FM in the Ruidoso area. Would you believe it? The DJ scratched one of my tickets on the air, and won $5! What are the odds? Actually $5 is about 1 in 60, any prize is just under 1 in 5.