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OTSFM needs your help in pulling off the world’s largest music lesson for the Guiness Book of World Records. Grab your guitar and come on over to Welles Park on August 7.

I just read in the New York Times this morning that Sunrocket, the VOIP service that we use for our home phone has gone out of business. That totally sucks, we loved their service as it was super cheap ($199/year unlimited long distance, etc) and flawless in voice quality.

That’s it, we’re done with having a home phone. It’s totally worthless anyway.

oh man, you’ve come to the right blog.

i host the site (mondog.org) for the montrose dog beach, and we’re looking for a fancy web designer to help us to make the site look good. if this sounds interesting, please post a comment below or send an email to jeff *at* jeffjudge.com -dot- com. thanks.

you’d get a mondog membership, a t-shirt and tons of dog community love all around. in fact, you’d probably be the one helping them design the aforementioned t-shirt :)

(btw - that’s my dog dylan on the header of the site. integrating his picture with the default wordpress template shows you the level of my design skills)

We powered the living voting via text message for favorite product last night at TECH Cocktail #5. Interestingly enough, the company that wasn’t formally demonstrating their product walked away with it.

The event was fully stocked with good people and free drinks, and it was a ton of fun. My only regret is that I don’t take enough time to meet new people. You see, it’s at stuff like this where our whole team can get together and hang out, thus I really just want to talk with them more than chatting it up with people I don’t know. It’s so the anti of what I should be doing, but I just love our team and don’t feel like I get to spend enough time with them as it is.

On to a weekend full of pitchfork, food (hello new farmers market at Southport and Grace) and family.

If anyone has an extra ticket to Pitchfork this weekend, I’d love to buy it off you (or your friend). I’m all squared away, but Erin doesn’t have a ticket (she thought she was going to be out of town initially).