From the monthly archives: January 2009
Obviously I’m messing around with things. This one is okay, except that the font for the sidebars is wrong, and the color for the calendars HAS to go. It’s someone else’s free template, but I can customize all the critical elements.
Stay tuned. Expect horrors.
I know I wrote about this years ago, and I doubt I’ve anything new to add – except that you can get the show on Netflix, and you might want to. It’s called “The Royle Family,” a British comedy from the late 90s. Upper-lower class Mancunians, or perhaps lower-middle class Mancunians, observed in [...]
I’d put it here, but what’s the point of having site about it? Besides, the very short flash clip is embedded right there in the site. Enjoy – it’s HERE.
Really, Minot.
Once upon a time Google Street Views was limited to the big important cities. We all remember the first test-drive around Manhattan, how miraculous it seemed – even though it was almost like one of those dreams in which you can’t move forward fast enough but stop between steps too tired to [...]
I’m at the Caribou at the moment, writing a column about being at the Caribou.
(laptop camera photo.)
The column is mostly written, except for the reporting. (There’s a statement that’ll come back to haunt me. Put that in the obit.) So now I’m “reporting,” which consists of sitting here eavesdropping on how many [...]
This week’s Comic Ads update can be found HERE. You won’t know anymore about the headline of this post than you do now.
I had a life Thursday night, which cuts into work. But it replenishes the spirit to get out and be around your fellow carbon-based units and speak in bursts greater than 140 characters. The annual Media Trivia Bowl was last night, and I had low expectations: we had our clocks handed to us and our [...]
People have been having fun with this video today. O the clueless fools with their primitive tools!
Ha ha! You’re an outmoded medium! You didn’t try to make money! I’m not here to refight the information wars of the 90s and early Oughts, which newspapers clearly fumbled – while they were missing the boat [...]
Hellaciously busy evening, which explains the lack of a commercial break. Column, video editing, piano practice, and last minute OH RIGHT writing on the weekly Curious Lucre update. Nevertheless, expect the usual quantity today – once the column’s done, anyway.
Designing a skin for your Flip camera is a daunting thing, because you have to [...]
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