Brewed Fresh Daily

Chris Seper covers technology for The Plain Dealer. In one column alone he covers:

Without a guide, Internet users seeking enlightenment from Web logs, or blogs, may come away dumber than when they started looking. Many online diaries are just places for diarrhea-of-the-mind rants that only a handful of friends will really enjoy reading. But Cleveland's elite bloggers are churning out worthwhile thoughts on everything from the economy to Cleveland's night life.

A new Web site that's making the rounds is Supportcleveland.com, which wants to help local businesses connect with one another and "closely watch, report and expose" businesses that send money and jobs outside Cleveland "without good reason." It includes ways to find local businesses, a list of success stories and a "Shame Report" on businesses that aren't helping their hometown.

Cleveland's Computers Assisting People Inc. wipes out data on the hard drive three to seven times in accordance with the U.S. Defense Department's specifications, said CAP Inc. organizer Dan Hanson. CAP will also accept a computer without a hard drive as long as you haven't removed other components like RAM and the processor, Hanson said.

If you have a blog, please send me a link so I can list it on the NEOBlogroll. If you don't blog yet, and want to, send me an email! I'd be more than happy to help you do it. Keep up the good work, Chris.