So it is the beginning of September which marks the start of fall. The cooling winds, the changing color of leaves, and sweet autumn rains. Unless of course you live in the desert, like me where it is still summer. Not summer like most know it where it is kinda hot and the pool is nice. I am talking about the type of summer that the Global Warming Doomsayers predict. When in the middle of the day you can walk outside and fry an egg on the sidewalk and still sit outside at 10pm in a puddle of your own sweat.

So when your company offers you to go to an affiliate summit in Santa Barbara, CA your only choice is to say “let me get some less sweaty clothes”. For fun I will be sending in short blog posts through email via iphone or maybe straight browser. Will have to see what the iphone divinity has the capabillity of. All hail the iPhone.

Alas, with trial and error I cannot seem to get the wordpress email posting working with pictures which is very unfortunate.  So just assume I am having a great time.

As mentioned in a previous article I am exceptionally good at coming up with ideas, then with tireless effort and dedication I find myself basking in the warm glow of my tv as opposed to following through.  As to why this happens I am not sure but somewhere along the lines I take a break and get sucked into some all day marathon of Stargate SG-1 instead of being productive.  However, thankfully this article is not solely to point out my glaring motivational inadequacies.

I come today with the first small step in my war against giving up.  It is the Google Hottrend Aggregator (echo and reverb effects added here). A few months ago the almighty Google created a site with the current hot trends from their searching.  It shows all of the things people are searching most for.  As far as I can tell often it is based on a sudden spike to an otherwise normally dormant search term.  For sheer interest I have completed an aggregator with every day’s terms all in one spot allowing searching to see where the term appears as well as links to the specific Google trend page for all of the nity grity details.  It is totally free and at least interesting to see what weird things people are currently searching for.