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G5s at Microsoft

G5s at Microsoft: My 15 Minutes of Fame This showed up in my “interesting flickr” images this morning. Two years old, but still a classic.

Whole Foods “good for you” conspiracy

I was standing in line at Whole Foods tonight waiting to checkout and I realized they don’t seem to stock the magazines you really want to read in the checkout line. So instead of reading something like People or Star [1], I was forced to read about Hamas in The Economist. So they have extended [...]

Orb

Sounds pretty compelling.

How can you not love Flickr?

When they have a pool dedicated to pugs in hats.

Michael Snaps SLAC

Every time I cruise by SLAC on Hwy 280, I want to take a picture looking down the long linear accelerator. I’ve even attempted to stretch into the backseat to get my camera while going 80 mph. Michael, hopefully while stationary, snapped this exact picture recently. There is a good chance he saved my life.

Tracker, Wiki redesigned

A couple of Jotspot items to note. We recently (well, kind of recently) released Jotspot Tracker. This product takes a spreadsheet and makes it a tool a group can use. It makes a spreadsheet into a mini-application. You can think of it as a wiki version of a spreadsheet. Let me give you an example…I designed [...]

Smiley faces and parenthesis

I have a grammatical punctuation problem with using smiley faces at the end of sentence fragments in parenthesis. For example: Let’s say I’m rambling on here in an email to you, blah, blah, blah. Then I want to say something witty that might be interpreted as insulting if I don’t follow it with a smiley [...]

High Water Rising signed with Lions Gate Films

My friend JJ’s band, High Water Rising, was just signed by Lions Gate Films. This means Lions Gate will be using HWR music in their productions. They just flew to New Mexico to be the featured band for a taping of the teen-drama “Wildfire.” I need to talk to him about the pop-ups on his website… 

Interesting Flickr, switch to FeedDemon

Those of you who have spent more than four minutes with me know that I’m a huge fan of newsreaders. I think they really change how you absorb news online and make it possible to read more than four blogs. I was a very early fan of Newsgator because it plugged into Outlook and made [...]

The ends justify the coffee

I’m down at eBay waiting for a 1:30 meeting. I knew I was going to be early and so I had Nate get me the eBay guest wireless WEP key. When I got there, I settled in the cafeteria, found something good on my iPod, and started working. I went to connect to IM for a few meetings [...]