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The current Gonzaga University basketball season has left us plenty to discuss. From the recent arrrests of Josh Heytvelt and Theo Davis to the big wins over UNC, Texas, UW and Stanford to the emergence of Jeremy Pargo and the disappearance of PMAC.
My latest project, with a fellow Zag fan, is a community site for […]

I always enjoy the flood of 2006 year in review articles and 2007 predications for different segments of our world.  The turning of a new year is a great excuse to find a new calendar and take a look at what has been and what will be.
I looked back at which search keywords brought readers to my blog […]

Wow. I’ve been using google analytics for over a year now - at a very high level.  I’ve found it interesting to monitor where my traffic is coming from on this blog, and what keywords are driving people here from the search engines. 
Check it out - Google Analytics
Lately, I’ve taken the time to dig deeper […]

Is it Cadillac, Ronnie Brown, or Reggie Bush?
This is a big question as fantasy football keeper leagues get into full swing and draft start taking place.
My take: Reggie Bush. Also, see my thoughts on EndScore

My employer has started an official external blog, and it’s off to a really great start.  Check out what Frank has to say about how communications is changing before our eyes.  This post is all about speed.

I will be contributing to the EndScore sports blog, a part of the GearLive network, on an occasional basis.
I’m very excited to share my thoughts on the sports world with this audience and felt that my first post had to be Zag related - Draft the Stache!

My current porfession falls within another quadrant of the marketing umbrella, but so far I am really enjoying this new site - Advertising Critic.  Created by a fellow Zag, Aaron Sanchez, this site has an interesting place in the year of YouTube and the age of over consumption by consumers.  I look forward to keeping […]

Check out this new site which is aggregating a diverse group of Seattle bloggers posts.  It’s kind of like sitting at the Hilltop Ale House and listening in to all of the conversations happening around you.  There are some talented bloggers contributing already: Bernie Zimmerman, Jason Truesdell, Seattle Day Trips, and The Fan.
Seattle Bloggers Pub 
My posts […]

Mark Cuban is one of the people in the business world that I would most like to meet. You can say what you want about his show “The Benefactor” being a flop (and it was), or him making it big just because of the Broadcast.com IPO, but ultimatately Cuban is opinionated, passionate, and interesting. I’ve enjoyed […]

I’ve been using Newsgator daily for nearly two years and have grown to rely quite heavily on the program for my daily consumption of media (blogs to trade press to metro to craigslist postings). I’m a big fan.
Earlier this week Newsgator decided to publish some much needed upgrades in order to […]

After a tip from Sam Howard, I learned that Malcolm Gladwell had recently started a blog - http://gladwell.typepad.com/
His most recent post links to an email discussion he had with ESPN.com’s Bill Simmons which has been posted on ESPN.com. Check it out - Curious Guy Mailbag - Malcolm Gladwell.
Gladwell and Simmons are two of my […]

I am envious of people who own their own businesses and take the initiative to become the man.
This week, my good friend Tall Tom Hergert is taking a big step forward in his career, and becoming the first full-time employee at Tallzag Auctions.
He posted the news to his blog a couple of weeks […]

I don’t blog very much about work, because I feel like keeping work and the blog separate might be a good idea… kind of like the separation of church and state. The two might play nice with each other, but then again… you might be playing with fire.
At any rate, today was an interesting […]

I think I have discovered my new favorite cheese - brrreeeport.
I think they make it in Redmond.

Check out my brother Brett’s blog - http://chongqingbloggin.blogsource.com/
He is teaching English and Western Culture at a university in Chongqing, China. He has already had some interesting experiences and revelations amongst the china-men (I know that’s not the proper nomenclature, dude)