Star Wars RPG 1st Edition Character Sheet(pdf) (local mirror)
Month: March 2002
Star War RPG
I have been running TextAds from kalsey.com for a little while now. Was looking at the report of click throught for the 3 adds and noticed that pr0n is more popular than eal.
Activity for period 3/1/2002 to 3/31/2002
Ad | Impressions: | Clicks: | Conversion Rate: |
All Ads | 590 | 15 | 2.54% |
187 | 4 | 2.14% | |
197 | 8 | 4.06% | |
206 | 3 | 1.46% |
I have been running TextAds from kalsey.com for a little while now. Was looking at the report of click throught for the 3 adds and noticed that pr0n is more popular than eal.
Activity for period 3/1/2002 to 3/31/2002
Ad | Impressions: | Clicks: | Conversion Rate: |
All Ads | 590 | 15 | 2.54% |
187 | 4 | 2.14% | |
197 | 8 | 4.06% | |
206 | 3 | 1.46% |
Vegie Flata(sp)
1 Red Pepper
1 Small Onion (1/2 Large)
4 Mushrooms
1-2 Cups Cheddar and Mozarella, or that Teximex mix pack
2 Flour Torties
1 Jar Pace Salsa
3 tsp. Olive Oil
Slice the vegies, kinda chunckie. Fry them up with a little Olive Oil.
When done heat/lightly brown the torties with a light amount of Olive Oil. Add some of the vegies and cheese. Fold over and heat til the cheese is melted.
Serve on a plate with the salsa topping.
Why the recipe? Well it was just so tasty that I had to share.
Vegie Flata(sp)
1 Red Pepper
1 Small Onion (1/2 Large)
4 Mushrooms
1-2 Cups Cheddar and Mozarella, or that Teximex mix pack
2 Flour Torties
1 Jar Pace Salsa
3 tsp. Olive Oil
Slice the vegies, kinda chunckie. Fry them up with a little Olive Oil.
When done heat/lightly brown the torties with a light amount of Olive Oil. Add some of the vegies and cheese. Fold over and heat til the cheese is melted.
Serve on a plate with the salsa topping.
Why the recipe? Well it was just so tasty that I had to share.
Be vs. NeXT
Be’s UI kits are kind of like an attempt to do NeXTSTEP in C instead of Objective-C.
I think in the long run I’d rather be using Objective-C than C .
Be vs. NeXT
Be’s UI kits are kind of like an attempt to do NeXTSTEP in C instead of Objective-C.
I think in the long run I’d rather be using Objective-C than C .
Ridged Knowledge Management
SharePoint vs. Radio Community Server
Like most teams inside Microsoft, we have a SharePoint site set up to share information. Everyone in the team can post to the site. There are lists, calendars, and even discussion groups.
However, there’s something too rigid and formal about it. I have been trying to get the team to use the SharePoint site rather than email to capture information. So much goes on via email that is just lost.
It has not, so far, been a success.
Something about SharePoint doesn’t work for this purpose. Is it the rigid structure? I don’t think so. Is it the reliance on Office documents as the primary medium? Maybe. Is it a clunky interface that takes longer to use than writing email? That certainly plays a part.
Which is the key issue around knowledge management. Email is so easy initally but crappy in the long run then the offical Knowledge Management ssytems are just to constraining in the begining.
Ridged Knowledge Management
SharePoint vs. Radio Community Server
Like most teams inside Microsoft, we have a SharePoint site set up to share information. Everyone in the team can post to the site. There are lists, calendars, and even discussion groups.
However, there’s something too rigid and formal about it. I have been trying to get the team to use the SharePoint site rather than email to capture information. So much goes on via email that is just lost.
It has not, so far, been a success.
Something about SharePoint doesn’t work for this purpose. Is it the rigid structure? I don’t think so. Is it the reliance on Office documents as the primary medium? Maybe. Is it a clunky interface that takes longer to use than writing email? That certainly plays a part.
Which is the key issue around knowledge management. Email is so easy initally but crappy in the long run then the offical Knowledge Management ssytems are just to constraining in the begining.