links for 2007-06-12
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The Things They Might Be Giants Carried, The Who Moved My Cheese, Charlie Daniels and the Chocolate Factory – combining band names and book titles, with mixed results.
links for 2007-06-11
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Mnemonic: n. A device, such as a formula or rhyme, used as an aid in remembering.
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Why Why Fast Food Salads Aren’t Necessarily Going To Help You Lose Weight
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That’s a neat idea!
Why I Hate Movable Type
If I can’t remember the Movable Type tag to include a module in template, I have to go through 40 clicks before I can even DOWNLOAD THE FUCKING MANUAL (WTF?!) to read it to find the damned tag.
MAKE IT FUCKING EASIER, PEOPLE. Fucking learn something from Apple.
Somehow, I have no hopes whatsoever that Movable Type 4.0 will be anything less than a convoluted fucking mess that I can’t install and make work with my site.
MAKE IT FUCKING EASIER, PEOPLE. Fucking learn something from Apple.
links for 2007-06-10
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The 100 hottest women, according to lesbian magazine After Ellen.
Caturday!
It’s Caturday!
Here’s the photo set of my birthday pictures!
There’s a really awesome picture of Dan in my birthday set; Stephanie snapped the photo just as a waiter dropped a glass in the kitchen and he jumped.
And here are some pictures from woodruff place last weekend.
See the whole photo set on Flickr.
Also, a picture of our vegetable garden growing.
links for 2007-06-09
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Interesting discussion of the various merits of domain name registrars. Noted for future reference, since mine are all over the place.
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A colophon, in publishing, is a brief description usually located at the end of a book, describing production notes relevant to the edition. In most cases it is a description of the text typography, often entitled A note about the type. This will identify
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Really nice design.
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BarCamp is an ad-hoc unconference born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos and interaction from attendees.
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This new series looks at contemporary American culture through the austere lens of statistics. Each image portrays a specific quantity of something: fifteen million sheets of office paper (five minutes of paper use); 106,000 aluminum cans (thirty seconds
What I got for my Birthday by Steph Mineart
So, I’m 3×13! Yay!
From my Dad, I got $100 – which I promptly used to by a pair of Crocs, and the rest I put in the bank for our trip.
From Elizabeth I got “The Most Beautiful Libraries in the World” – a book that some blogs have referred to as “library porn” because of the gorgeous photos.
And the DVD of V for Vendetta – which is awesome, because I LOVED that movie, although if you see me creeping about town wearing a goofy mask, you should probably start to worry.
From Doug and Eric, I got a gift certificate to Kohl’s – which is excellent, ’cause I really need some new pants. Not that that’s the only thing you get at Kohls, or anything, but I really need some pants.
Lori got me magic kits and a flying toy monkey from that screams and everything. He wears a little cape and flying hat. He’s already snuggled in with the rest of the monkey clan, making new friends. They’re all arguing about who gets to go to Roswell with us.
From Jen, I got “The Dangerous Book for Boys” by Conn Iggulden – which I really, really wanted, although I’m not a boy. That just means it won’t be dangerous for me, right? I’m thinking I’ll learn a lot of stuff to teach to Sam when he gets bigger. And won’t his mom appreciate that?
From Dan and Doug, I got the The Lord of the Rings – The Return of the King (Platinum Series Special Extended Edition) DVD, which completes my set, thankfully, because I already had the first two! This means I’m in danger of having an all day Lord of Rings pajama party some Saturday. Stephanie will love it; she’ll sleep through the whole thing.
And Rachel gave me A Major Award.
From my sweetheart I got:
- 3 pairs of shorts
- 6 t-shirts
- Al Gore’s “The Assault on Reason“
- The complete, restored, annotated edition of “Huckleberry Finn” – (which I’ve raved about wanting)
- Season 2 of Veronica Mars on DVD
- A lawn-care book called “The Perfect Indiana Lawn” but I call it “How to become Lawn Guy” who is the neighbor at Stephanie’s old house, who I idolize because he has, well, The Perfect Indiana Lawn.
- A remote control VW Microbus
- And a Bike! (yay!) – I’ve been wanting to ride around the neighborhood taking pictures.
Also, Stephanie made me my favoritest pudding cake.
I am lucky to have such great loved ones…
Old Spaghetti Factory wasn’t half bad – I haven’t been there in years, so when we were spinning the roulette wheel of “places to eat downtown” (what, you don’t have one of those at your house?) and that came up, we said “hey, let’s try it.” It was a bit warm in the restaurant. But the olive appetizer was tasty, as was the spinach & cheese ravioli. And our waiter said he’d see us at downtown tomorrow! Gee, I wonder what he meant.
Friday Afternoon Randomness
For your entertainment, a flickr photoset of whiteboard drawings from around our office. Shown here – a sample of our productivity workflow:
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