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Where were you when… August 21, 2008 By: jessicazafra Category: Cosmic Things and History Tomorrow is the 25th anniversary of the assassination of Senator Ninoy Aquino. “Do you remember where you were when you first heard that Ninoy had been shot?” asked my friend, the Princess Poulet. Yes I do.

This past Monday my wife Holly, myself, and our assistant Kate had a long meeting. And why? So we can put a bunch of absolutely amazing and wonderful ideas on the back burner, and do nothing about them. It’s probably not such a surprising idea for you, that you’re supposed to prioritize your projects, and only focus on a few things at a time.

We, as many other startups, are keep doing ourself the same question: which is the best recipe to create a profitable web app nowadays? It’s a tough question. I think a good web app, something making money, has many simple characteristics.

Some of this season’s harvest from Pat’s garden:

–It is weird that a story about bloggers doesn’t link to their blogs. –Coble, I thought the same thing.  To me, it goes against everything Protestantism stands for to have one or two or three identifiable Protestant leaders to whom politicians can go and pay tribute to and have that stand for a

Dear NBC 5 and 6 p.m. Local and National News:   If you’re going to tell me who won the gold medals that day, why would I spend my evening watching all five freakin hours of coverage of the Olympics?

To give you a little insight as to how long this legendary band has been plying their musical trade, the band began in 1962 and founded by Dick Taylor and Phil May, bandmembers who were kicked out of The Rolling Stones for being too ugly.

10 - Things just got busy. 9 - It is Brian Nicklaus’s fault for making me play fantasy football. 8 - People keep emailing me, which causes me to lose time and thought. 7 - My wife is in PTA and she is keeping me busy. 6 - I have been trying to read books. 5 - The Olympics are pretty good.

[Photo via Hardcore Shutterbug] There is simply nothing like a Dave Matthews Band concert at Giants Stadium in the summer.  The energy in the air with an 80K crowd is truly palpable.  The endless jams, the colorful sounds, the amazing encores (Think All Along The Watchtower, Ants Marching) all