Archive for October 2006
links for 2006-11-01
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something for the carport this winter?
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“Today, I refuse to be coerced.” I will spare y’all my rant re: Girl Scout cookies today.
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very cool bit of halloween/simpsons weirdness. me, I never get my @ss in gear early enough to have a good costume.
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totally.
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ye gods. I don’t have the brainspace for this right now….
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kewl posters plus a quiz.
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“the iPod does not match the star quality of the Walkman in its heyday” — not mentioned: intricate playlists = mixtapes. see also my notes from the generational marketing session at NCMPR. (I spent most of the years 1987-94 with headphones over my ears
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I just like this line: “Companies that make and issue the cards argue that what looks shocking in the lab could not lead to widespread abuse in the real world” oh, no, never!
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(tags: mediahub)
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still haven’t gotten this working properly….
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on sharing email, etc. over multiple computers.(tags: it@home)
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(tags: business to-install)
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1 down, 6 to go….(tags: recipes)
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his recent photo series(es?) have been excellent, and something of a trip down memory lane.
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2004 BBC documentary — omg. must. watch. now.
Roundtable notes, class schedule
originally written Oct 26 on a smartphone.
links for 2006-10-31
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oh, wow. that is really easy. I might need to drop by radience today.
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I happen to have a bunch of tealights in which the candles got unusably melted….(tags: photography home)
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should I go?(tags: email-newsletter)
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basically: higher ISO.(tags: photography)
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“It’s Comic Book Guy deciding what will and won’t be legal on your own Web page.” — in which Joe rants most marvelously. I was surprised to hear that TBL was getting together a new HTML group. It didn’t seem very necessary. And that list of PDF tag
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good stuff on GUI, with some follow-up reading to do.
NCMPR 2006 summary, etc.
On the disconnect between keynote & rest of conference. Also, a list of important points and things to do.
links for 2006-10-29
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“At a certain point, one might ask who is actually hoping to pull on that crimson sweatshirt.”
