Right before Christmas - the time of the year when the people in need require our special attention - thieves have broken into an Orlando community food bank and stole thousands of dollars in cash. According to today's Orlando Sentinel: Christmas will be a little less bright for some poor people … [Read more...]
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When Jesus created news
This is not a religious post, so bear with me. According to the Christian lore, three wise men that studied the charts of stars set on camelbacks to find and pay their respects to the King that the star denoted; they followed the star's path in the skies until it pointed to a barn in Bethlehem. … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Business, Social issues
Why I registered 308745538.com
Just before noon eastern time today, the US Census Bureau announced the results of the 2010 US census. Among various numbers that were released, the figure "308,745,538" represents the official resident population of the United States for the next ten years. I'm excited to announce that I was … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Business, Domains, Social issues Tagged With: 308745538, 308745538.com, the official resident population of the United States, US Census 2010
The anti-Social Network
I'll admit to having plenty of geeky and nerdy elements: I love 'Office Space' and I once had a calculator wristwatch. With the entire world pushing for twitter, facebook and other social media, one might expect that I anticipated 'The Social Network' unlike no other movie. The truth is that … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Domains, Social issues Tagged With: facebook, Middle Men, social network movie, the anti-social network
Every Domainer needs a Sabbatical
My definition of a Sabbatical is the soul-searching break from a world that is polluted with technology and inhuman interactions. Humans - more often than what we think - need a break from the things that appear to offer instant gratification and to perform tasks that allow us to interact with … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Domains, Social issues Tagged With: Copyright Theo Develegas, domainers, domaining, Domains, humans, sabbatical
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