The Life of Reidy

It seems these daysI'm coming across a lot of great links for all you small busniess's out there looking for a good way to keep yourself going at a fair price. Well, I found some more Managed Services Software that can keep your small firms secure and efficently run. Unlike other software, the services offered on "Secure My Company" uses a low cost, hosted software. So basically instead of spending thousands of dollars on these services for your firewall, antivirus, and the likewise, you can sell first and then purchase which is a much more sensible solution for smaller businesses. Let the big busniess tycoons blow their excess of money on those expensive competetors, and see how you can benefit from "Secure My Company" with the great tools that McAfee, Kaseya, and SingleFin have to offer.

I was browsing the ol' digg.com pages today, and I came across a very interesting article. It was a lost of the 101 most influential people who never lived, so basically it was a list of fictional characters who have inspired generations of people in their ways. It's kind of fascinating to actually think how much these characters effect our lives, and they were all completly made up by someone behind a type writer one day. I'm glad to see Kermit the Frog and Batman could make a list right along side with John Doe and the infamous Hamlet. The list is fairly interesting, I feel as though I could write entire essays about how each of these fictional cahracters have influenced the world. But for now, I'll just throw up a link to the list right here so you cats can check it out for yourselves. Enjoy!

I've posted before about utilizing the advantages of paid seraches and other tools for online marketing, but sometimes my half-witted comprehension of the English language doesn't always express fully what I am trying to say. That being said, if you're looking for an Online Marketing Blog that actually makes sense, check out what that guy has to say. He has a lot of interesting and informative links with his entries, as well as lots of interesting commentary on the growing industry that is online marketing. And if you find out that you like it as much as I do, you can even subscribe to it. Good form, Britopian.

So I got cast in "What The Butler Saw" as the part of Match. Don't get me wrong, readers, I am glad I am in that show. It's a nice small cast and an awesome production staff and it is going to be lots of fun. It's just really discouraging to know that after four years of school, my final semester, and the two big performance professors still don't care to work with me. I don't even want to go talk about it with them, because I know I will get some sort of excuse. But it reads pretty loud and clear to me. I can't wait to get the hell out of here, go to LA, and start a new life.

Here's to counting down until then.