Twitter ramblings for 2010-08-10

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Are Fruity Peebles target users Emos? Xbox geeks?

The Fruit Loops brand manager splashed the front his/her box with
fiber promo. Now Fruity Peebles how a special dose of Vitamin D. Did
the research point at people who stayed inside out of the sun playing
video games?

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Logitech Alert Launches

Logitech Alert 700i Video Security Camera
I’m excited to finally be able to talk about what I’ve been working on for the past two (2) years of my life:Logitech Alert

Logitech Alertâ„¢ is certainly one of the biggest and most complex projects I’ve worked on. It’s also a highlight of a product that makes hard “technology” easy and usable for a non-technical user.

Logitech Alert is a video security system that includes cameras–indoor and outdoor (weatherproof and night vision); PC, web, and mobile software for viewing and remote access; and premium services that enhance and extend the system.

The project included:

It’s a fantastic product that includes the most ease of use “engineered in” and complexity “engineered out” of any product I’ve released to market in nearly 20 years of my tech career. It’s a product I’m happy and proud to claim in my portfolio of releases.

Begin forwarded message:

Date: August 3, 2010 7:58:52 AM MDT
Subject:
Logitech Alert launches

Hi team,

I am very excited to announce the launch of Logitech Alert today. Big congrats to the Alert team for bringing to market such an amazing product!
As usual I will keep you updated on the reviews.
Press release and blog:
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/172/7384
http://blog.logitech.com/2010/08/03/new-logitech-alert-video-security-system/ (make sure to check Evan’s video)
First reviews:
http://gizmodo.com/5602794/logitech-alert-security-cameras-keep-watch-from-anywhere
http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/08/03/logitech-alert-an-indooroutdoor-hd-home-monitoring-system/
http://www.engadget.com/2010/08/03/logitech-announces-alert-series-of-high-def-security-cameras-we/

Sundance is so beautiful in the summer

Amy and I went to dinner at Sundance Saturday night. The food was awesome–as always, but the summer weather and cool evening air was a special treat. The air smells so clean with plenty of pine and earthy overtones. The sound of water racing down a creek is so pleasant and relaxing. I came away asking myself why don’t I spent more time at Sundance in the summer?

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Twitter ramblings for 2010-08-01

Ahhh. So that’s where Huntington Creek is at…

All these years and I finally found  where the "blue ribbon" fly fishing was that everyone had been talking about all these years.

The fish in the picture had three flies in his jaw:  mine (red humpy), a copper bead-head pheasant tail nymph, and some attractor elk hair caddis bug. Took seven cutthroat trout in the same short 100 yard stretch.

And a closing note that the it was so much more fun to use my Sage SLT that was back from repair than the "less expensive" 2nd string rod.  It was also my first use of the Sharkskin line from Scientific Anglers. Amazing line. Just heaven to cast and mend–takes only a fraction of the effort of other lines. Truly a pleasure to fish the Sage with this line.

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