Fine Dining

Lobster Summer at The Keg

Tonight we went to the Keg Steakhouse for Lobster summer. Until August 19th, all Keg locations are offering a tempting variety of your favorite lobster dishes. The lobsters are shipped in from the Atlantic coast and there are five lobster menus to choose from. The Keg is one of my favorite dining spots. I used to eat there every Sunday […]

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Business The Net

Can You Make a Million Dollars With a Wiki?

*Update – Use coupon code JohnChow to get $10 off The creativenesses of Internet entrepreneurs never cease to amaze me. Take for example Graham Langdon, 21 year old senior from the University of Connecticut. Like many college students, Graham has enormous college debts that he needs to pay off. He also wants to open the best bar in the world, […]

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Business The Net

Google Wants You To Be a Door-To-Door Salesman

My good friend David Pitlyuk gave me the heads up on Google’s new Local Business Referral Service. Basically, Google is looking for people to go from business to business to get information for Google Maps and tell them about Google AdWords. As a Google Business Referral Representative, you’ll visit local businesses to collect information (such as hours of operation, types […]

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Business The Net

From Nobody To Somebody – Part 1

I’ve been challenged to create a new blog but not tell anyone about it. The premise is to see if a nobody can really become a somebody in the blogsphere if that person has no name behind him. In this experiment you would detail your strategy, hardships and successes at starting this new blog (an experiment) but never mention the […]

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Ramblings

The Winner of The Third 4-Hour Workweek

Congrats goes out to Michael Farris for winning our third signed copy of The 4-Hour Workweek. Mike didn’t have a link to his site in his entry comment but I was able to figure it out from his email address. Here’s a hint for entering future contests. Fill in the URL to your site if you wish to receive a […]

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