Suspension of my blogging until further notice

Thursday, August 18, 2005 is the six-month anniversary of my foray into the blogosphere.  It's been a lot of fun, but it simply hasn't shown any evidence of giving me a significant enough return to justify the level of investment of my time required.  So, after careful thought, I've decided to go on an indefinite hiatus from the blogosphere, possibly a year or longer. My blogs will remain up with all of my past posts, but I won't be making any new blog posts.  Further, I won't be monitoring or commenting on the blogs of others.  However, I will continue to receive any comments on my old blog posts and may be contacted directly via email.  New content will appear on my main, non-blog web sites, hopefully with greater frequency now that I won't be distracted by the blogosphere.

I thank those who have taken the time to read and even comment on my blog posts over the past six months.

I may check back in six months to see if there are any truly startling new developments in the blogosphere, and in a year or so I will definitely check back again.

I may or may not make a few more scattered posts before midnight, Thursday, August 18, 2005 when I "officially" leave the blogosphere.

Again, my thanks to those who have participated in many interactions over the past six months.

-- Jack Krupansky

My business cards are in

I did finally decide to simply have my business cards done locally, here in Boulder, Colorado.  As I noted in a previous post, I had considered some other options, but I simply felt more comfortable doing them nearby.  If only I had a scanner to show them to you, but they're simple and boring anyway, which is my preference.  At least the issue is out of the way.

-- Jack Krupansky

New book from Dave Taylor: The Complete Idiot's Guide to Growing Your Business With Google

Internet and computing guru Dave Taylor just posted a notice on his The Intuitive Life blog about the imminent release of his new book, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Growing Your Business with Google. I myself am much too lazy to read and review his book, but I'm sure it's a good read.

So, somebody out there please buy a copy and read it and let me know what I'm missing.

Check out the Amazon listing for the book -- I do get a cut of the revenue when you buy after clicking on this link:

-- Jack Krupansky