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Check out these thingies! Originally uploaded by josh.ev9. It’s my last day in NYC…and I’m reppin’ Intuit (I swear it’s a coincidence that all of my other clothes are dirty ;-). Right now I’m in JFK airport, pondering the plans for tomorrow and beyond. At some point I’ll be heading to SD one last time…

Me in Central Park Originally uploaded by josh.ev9. So here I am in New York City (get a rope), hangin’ with my Mama & Tami (hereafter MaTama). We’ve been doing sooo much. Tami and Mom are big fans of what I like to call “formal tourism.” This is the kind of tourism where you go…

Bike Ride 7/28/2005 Originally uploaded by josh.ev9. What a wonderful ride. Every once in a while I sit up from whatever I’m doing and tell myself to get off my butt and go exercise. This has been happening more and more lately. They say the best time to work out is when your body is…

So it turns out that if you want to get directions to my home home (in Chino Hills), online mapping services are always wrong. For some reason, they put my house up the street from where it actually lies. What’s up with that? More importantly, how do I get it fixed? Mapquest, Yahoo! Maps, and…

I’m releasing a new version of jMinder today. You can now send a text message to your cell phone as well as an email address. Check it out! (If you run into any errors, please let me know…I’m still trying to work out the kinks…) If you’re not familiar with jMinder, it is simply a…

or has the London Underground bombings been getting a lot more media coverage than the Madrid bombings did? What does that mean?

tam & josh Originally uploaded by josh.ev9.

So I went paintballing today with all five of my college roommates. It was pretty entertaining, but at the end of the day, I think I took a lot more away from the experience than simply shooting balls of paint at my opponents. See, the paintball course we went to was in Camp Pendleton, one…

Here’s a map of my morning ride. I’ve been looking for a widget like this for months…for the same reason as the creator of the website. While training for the marathon I always wanted to be able to simply go to a map, click points where I ran, and have it calculate the mileage. Finally…