ESPN Feature Video: Wing And A Prayer. Most base jumpers agree that it’s just a matter of time before they’re seriously injured, but some like Jeb Corliss wanted to die and found the sport of base jumping and wingsuit flying the only reasons to live. In his case most jumpers agree that it’s only a matter of time before Jeb kills himself while others are more than willing to help him achieve his thrill seeking goals.
With polling places already open throughout half of the United States problems are already starting to pop up. Some polling places in New Jersey were already forced to go to paper ballots as electronic voting machines were already seeing glitches.
Tiger Woods spoke with ESPN.com yesterday about how his rehab was going and when he thought he’d be back in action on the PGA Tour. He also talked briefly about the US team winning the Ryder Cup a few weeks back, when he might retire from golf and about the upcoming birth of his second child.
Just ran across a cool web-based tool that helps anyone create an iPhone or iPod Touch App without having to code a single line.
The AppLoop Application Generator is a web-based tool that converts any RSS feed into a brandable iPhone application in less than 2 minutes.
So it’s been about a month and a half since I purchased my Apple iPhone 3G and although there’s been quite a few speed bumps since the July 29th launch overall it’s been a great experience. Here’s my thoughts on what went well, what went horribly bad and what Apple should do in the future to make launches go even smoother.
My name is Bryan Hauer and I was born on January 11, 1976 in St. Paul, MN. Although my friends liked to kid me about it I am no relation as far as I know to the actor Rutger Hauer.
I grew up mostly in Minnesota and Wisconsin as I attended grade school in St. Paul, MN and junior high and high school in Racine, WI. After graduating high school I then went on to attend college in LaCrosse, WI.
Although I was born in Minnesota and lived there and Wisconsin most of my younger years, I've also lived in quite a few other states. [Continue Reading]
