Author: Sage

These are the latest sites we have been working on at SageRock: Your Online Cats Directory Your Online Dog Information and Resources Directory Your Online Christian Resources Directory Your Online Beer Information and Resources Directory And they all have their own blog: Dog Blog Cat Blog Beer Blog Christianity Blog I’m pretty sure it was…

OK. This is my crowning jewel. There are 12745 links in this database. We have an extensive collection of Christian churches by state plus many many more categories. I’ve been working on this site non-stop for 4 days. The database almost didn’t build out. I was totally nervous that it wasn’t going to work out.…

And here is yet another directory. This one is all beer related. I’m not a beer drinker. But I certainly can appreciate the beauty of such a cool, refreshing treat. Your Online Beer Information and Resources Directory

OK. Here’s the unveiling of one of my projects: Your Online Dog Information and Resources Directory This is one of the smaller sites. I’m excited to see how it does as a dog resource. Have a good day!

OK, now this is not ready for any kind of consumption… mass or otherwise. Today and over the past weekend, I have been setting up several sites. They all have the same layout. But they will have distinctly different content. I changed my mind of posting the addresses to these sites right now. I was…

I thought I’d pass this link along. I needed a refresher on password protecting a directory on a Linux-type server. This site gave me an online form that generated both the .htaccess and .htpasswd files. It then tells you exactly how to create them and then where to upload them. The only tricky thing to…

I can’t believe I am doing this to myself. It’s 10:00 at night. I’m sitting upstairs in the dark all by myself watching Saw. I’m so freaked out. Everybody told me this was a totally freaky movie. It’s put out by Twisted Pictures. These camera shots and lighting are really good. Adam and Lawrence Gordon,…

I finally have gotten around to seeing The ‘Burbs by director Joe Dante. It was put out in 1989. I can really relate to Ray Peterson (Tom Hanks). For his vacation he just wants to sit around, watch the ball game, drink a couple hundred beers and maybe smoke some cigars. I actually just took…

Today’s Google Quote of the Day is particularly good: Regret for the things we did can be tempered by time; it is regret for the things we did not do that is inconsolable. – Sidney J. Harris It reminds me of one of my favorite poems: Ogden Nash – Portrait Of The Artist As A…

What I learned in Yoga today: Changing the collective whole by changine your consciousness. It all made complete sense. If you are relaxed and at ease, your world will be relaxed and at ease. If you are anxious and frustrated your world will be anxious and frustrated. Pretty obvious, huh?

Running a Service Business is without a doubt the hardest job in the world. The reason is because there are endless variables. No matter how many systems you have in place you can’t plan for everything. Imagine this scenario… you and some people on your sales team are pitching a giant project to a major…

Mike Coppola is a friend of mine. I’ve known him for a number of years. I was actually his bartender at the Medina Country Club when I got out of college. Mike is a Benefits Insurance Agent. He can help your company find the best benefits plan for you. If you are in the Akron,…

You’ll forgive me for thinking out loud here. But I’m in the process of trying to find a group to join that I can really get behind. My focus is Workers’ Rights. But what does that mean exactly? My interests in that area currently are all the middle class people churning away their hours at…

This has been an interesting week from a conscience point of view. The question has been, do you have a moral obligation to stand up for your beliefs… No matter the consequence. This question becomes all the more interesting from a blog point of view. Now you can stand up for who you are in…

Akron Mayor, Don Plusquellic has defended himself in today’s Akron Beacon Journal in regards to a run-in he had with a local valet attendant. You can read his entire editorial here: Beacon Journal | 07/31/2005 | Mayor: What’s at stake downtown I will give him credit that he does admit at least a little wrong…

I added a bit more to this post finally My man, Peter Lewis, is featured quite prominently in the August 2005 Vanity Fair. I’ve never really done this kind of collection of data on any one person before. It’s turning out to be pretty fun. Here are some Peter B. Lewis notes of interest from…

This is a story that has two sides to it: Don’s and the parking attendant’s. They both agree on these things: [Plusquellic says,] “I swore at him, fine. I threw in a few choice swear words to suggest to him that he was not being reasonable.” They both agree that the mayor threatened his job.…

Google Quote of the Day Of all the preposterous assumptions of humanity over humanity, nothing exceeds most of the criticisms made on the habits of the poor by the well-housed, well- warmed, and well-fed. – Herman Melville Man, isn’t that the truth. This is my agenda… not allowing the powerful to push around the weak.…