Blog Oklahoma Podcast 24: Snow Day

Oklahoma just had one of the worst snowstorms in recent history this past Friday. Many of our friends in the northwestern part of the state are still digging out. For us here in Elk City America the snow got about ankle high. But here it is Sunday and the snow has already melted away. I can see my lawn again. I am however particularly worried about all the plants around the state. It is spring after all, and every thing was starting to turn green. I took a tour of my yard this morning and everything that was green and blooming has wilted. So let’s hope all those plants bounce back soon. Hopefully everyone around the state survived the storms well and happy, everyone safe at home nice and warm. (mirror posting)

Show Notes: http://www.blogoklahoma.com/blog.asp

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Blog Oklahoma Podcast 23: Data Overload

I started preparing this week’s podcast with something funny, but ended up a on a short rant about social networking data overload, which you’ll find in the second half of the program. Every once in a while just have to rant. You read something in news, that just sets off that part of your brain forces you to comment on it. And I did. I think ranting is good every once in while. In fact I’m going to encourage you to rant on something this week. If you don’t have your own podcast or radio talk show, get an Utterli account. It’s free. You call a phone number and rant away. Other people will hear your rant and they’ll comment or rant about themselves. Start a chain reaction rant. So your goal this week dear Blog Oklahoma Podcast listener, go rant about something. Get it off your chest. But be nice about it. (Mirror Posting)

Show Notes: http://www.blogoklahoma.com/blog.asp

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Blog Oklahoma Podcast 22: Time Shifted

Daylight Saving Time is once again upon us. This annual time shift really has my body clock all out of whack. I don’t know about you, but I’m looking down at the clock on my computer and just can’t imaging its as late as it’s telling me. Who would have thought shifting one hour would make such a difference. Now I’ll be appreciative of the daylight later this spring when I can go play out in my yard after work, but for right now… I’m tired. Show Notes: http://www.blogoklahoma.com/blog.asp

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