BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. You spend the first half of your life accumulating baggage and the second half of your life getting rid of it. I’m heading over to San Francisco this week, and I’m taking things with me to leave in the storage unit for later disposal. Among these items is the traffic […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Today the humidity was high but the weather was cool, creating that clammy effect you normally associate with damp basements or old moss. The type of weather where people say, “You could cut the air with a knife, it’s so thick”. Not surprising for a land that isn’t much more […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. It was interesting to read Evan William’s carefully written essay about weblogging APIs this morning, and watch his writing as it slowly revolves around to the need for standards, particularly in the chaotic and competitive world of weblogging technology. As he, and others, are discovering, they have to be prepared to take […]
Neighborhood items. Steve is back from his travels abroad. Frank Paynter has interviewed Ryan Irelan, including a very nice photo of Ryan and his wife. Jeff Ward started a category for Margaret Bourke-White photos. I am a fan of her work, and if you ask me why I would answer because of her unique perspective, which sounds lame. Since I have […]
While applying for a job, I was asked for a list of references and for the life of me, I couldn’t remember the first name of the manager of one of my contracts. Lee? Les? Lenny? Lou? I knew it started with an ‘L’, and was a common name, but that’s it. I drew a […]