I will be flying to Las Vegas this evening in preparation for CES 2010 (Consumer Electronics Show). I'll be using my Droid to take photos and videos of the cool things I see while I'm there. If you want to follow along, there are links after the jump to my Picasa and Qik profiles.

I recently bought a book at the CSU bookstore. I found it outside the front doors of the bookstore on a clearance cart. The book was American Shaolin a story about a young American boy from Kansas who decided in his junior year at Princeton to go to China and study kungfu at the Shaolin temple.

I've always been wary of the government's position on net neutrality. Throughout the Bush administration, the policy has been a typical conservative stance of non-interference. This allowed internet service providers to lobby against net neutrality and thereby trying to push the internet into the traditional producer-consumer paradigm that defines most other media. Net neutrality must be stopped to ensure a free and open internet that does not inhibit freedom of speech by implementing a service tiered pricing scheme.

So what's the good news?