Author: Joel Gross
Joel Gross is the CEO of Coalition Technologies.
Protected: Finally!
1200 Bistro Disappointment
The 1200 Bistro in Seattle, Washington used to be one of my favorite restaurants in Seattle. My friend Ian was a line cook there and the head chef was an intense crazy bastard who demanded perfection out of every meal. The result was incredibly good meals. My favorite item on the menu was the blue cheese burger.… read more “1200 Bistro Disappointment”
Paying Bill the Old Fashioned Way
Snail mail sucks. Up until I moved into my new apartment a couple months ago, I could pay all of my bills online. So convenient. Now I have to pay my cable and my utility bills by writing a check, getting a stamp and walking to a mailbox. Inefficient and stupid. The new cable provider, Broadstripe, sucks balls.… read more “Paying Bill the Old Fashioned Way”
Case of Wine
Tonight I went by Trader Joe’s and replenished my wine supply. I got a dozen bottles of varying types and brands. I will do short reviews of each for anyone who cares to read about them. The King of America will be happy to help people learn how to drink properly. The essence is this: Buy the cheapest wines available in bulk quantities and have big dinner parties.
Walkstation
Some crazy bastard invented a treadmill attached to a desk at work. You are supposed to slowly walk while you work all day long.
I want one. Working and walking would be nice. Maybe they can make an ab roller workstation too. Or a bench press workstation. I would look like Brad Pitt after 3 months of work.… read more “Walkstation”
Crazy Dream
Last night I dreamed that I was in a situation like in the movie “The Day After Tomorrow”. Massive snowstorms and crazy weather had caused tons of accidents, trapping lots of people including myself. Food was running low, so I loaded up a sled and started to snowshoe my way south. If I was a bit more superstitious, I might think that this dream was a religious prophesy of things to come.… read more “Crazy Dream”
Protected: Bah
Goals
I have decided that I am going to be much more efficient in my use of my time. In gmail spreadsheets, I set up a document with 4 sections: VT, work, personal and physical. Under each category I listed out my to do list and goals. I am eventually going to break it out into immediate to do stuff, short term goals and long term goals.… read more “Goals”