Matthew Robb

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I am building/designing/spec’ing what is quite possibly the most important interface of my life.

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I had a really good weekend and am looking forward to a great week as well. So many exciting things happening!

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Sundown Ginkgo Biloba

A few months back I ran out of Ginkgo Biloba supplements and have since suffered for it. I was walking at Kroger when I happened to view a buy 1 get 1 deal similar to this.

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Well this week was very productive and I can’t wait for what next week holds. So much to do and I am loving it.

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My Avatar predictions come true!

I had about 100 conversations with people who doubted me heavily that James Cameron’s Avatar would be a HUGE success, destroying records and winning awards.

Some people owe me free meals I tell you what. They would ask me what about it I thought would make it succeed. The amazing CGI/3D graphics and effects? No. The deep and compelling storyline? No. The ungodly amount of money spent on marketing. No but this probably helped.

The success of this movie rides on it’s creator. I am in no way a Microsoft fan but I tell you what Steve Ballmer had one thing right: “Developers, developers, developers!”

Everyone talks about all the details of a product but I tell you right now the make it or break it ingredient is a maker who cares enough to put all they have into a bad idea.

Yes Avatar sounds like a terrible idea but I never doubted it’s success.

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Tonight went really well

My life is pretty full all the time. Some days I go into thinking man I have nothing to do today and then I end up gone the entire time.

Today went great, I spent the morning with her, then we went to her house and she did my sisters hair while I walked around Best Buy and Dicks with Dominic my sisters Boyfriend. When they finished with her hair we took Krystal into work and then went to eat at Texas Roadhouse where they bought me a steak.

After that I found out I have to move out when my parents move because they don’t want me coming with them. That’s fine I was planning to leave anyways.

I then got picked up and went to Epid at theChurch.cc which was really great. After that I met up with Krystal again and we went with her brother and his friend to bowl which was also a good time. I need to buy a bowling ball by the way.

I woke up this morning thinking I was gonna do NOTHING. I am ready to begin this week though and get down to some serious business.

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Great night with my girl

Tonight has been amazing, Krystal picked me up in a Limo and we went and ate at Sakura. It was really good food however the service was not to great tonight. I am in love with her though. She is so amazing.

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Welcome to the Teens!

I am excited to embrace this new decade, the nameless single years following the millennium have worn me out. This decade will have a name and a face and I am ready to help begin defining all of that right now.

Let’s all settle in and get ready to work real long and hard this year to set the pace for the Teens. There are good things coming for those who embrace the simple truths in life. I couldn’t be more pumped!

P.S. This is the first year that With Clarity will have seen from beginning to end. Many more to come. More information about this is on it’s way as well.

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Focus in my Life

Often I feel my self easily move my focus on to the specifics of my path rather then keeping it sternly on the Lord. It’s a double edged sword in that by doing this I see how my success rides on my devotion to God. The less focus I have on him and my relationship with him or his path for my life the more my life seems unsure.

I need to find the balance factor. No. It has to be all Him.

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zachklein: Buffalo, 1900 Before I became a loyal Hoosier, I was born in Rochester, NY then raised in Buffalo for 8 years. Almost all of my extended family still lives in Erie and Wyoming counties I’m torn between my hometown allegiances, but what I’ve recently realized is how similar a story of these Great Lake, Rust Belt cities share: The epic of a boom town built on the shoulders of immigrants, and the tragedy of its collapse when her canals were outpaced by railroads and industry and the swells of people flooding the country moved past them further out West. These old bones — Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo and Fort Wayne — are still strong. I’m certain that the generation — we’re makers! — that inherited these places will weld something with the scraps. BTW, here’s a current view of that scene.

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Buffalo, 1900

Before I became a loyal Hoosier, I was born in Rochester, NY then raised in Buffalo for 8 years. Almost all of my extended family still lives in Erie and Wyoming counties

I’m torn between my hometown allegiances, but what I’ve recently realized is how similar a story of these Great Lake, Rust Belt cities share: The epic of a boom town built on the shoulders of immigrants, and the tragedy of its collapse when her canals were outpaced by railroads and industry and the swells of people flooding the country moved past them further out West.

These old bones — Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo and Fort Wayne — are still strong. I’m certain that the generation — we’re makers! — that inherited these places will weld something with the scraps.

BTW, here’s a current view of that scene.

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Not keeping up..

Well I have definitely not been posting anything lately but it’s not just on here but on everything. Facebook, Twitter, Hellforge have all been neglected.

Life has a very fast pace for me right now and it is very difficult to keep up in my mind let alone via Tumblr. Hopefully going forward I can get a little more activity on here.

PS: Today I feel super awesome for no good reason.

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