A little over a month ago, I created a twitter account. You may have noticed my “tweets” at the bottom of the sidebar. My account is linked to my Facebook status as well, because most people I encounter daily have accounts there and don’t really know or understand (the benefits of) twitter. If you’d like [...]
Archive for the ‘Personal Aside’ Category
One Nation Under Hussein
Wednesday, November 5th, 2008Although I was disappointed last night, I was not surprised with the results. And I’m okay with what happened, because at the very least, Mr. Obama made every citizen feel important yesterday. It doesn’t matter if you voted for Obama or McCain or any other candidate, because we all participated and we all had a [...]
Idiocracy 2008
Tuesday, October 28th, 2008Usually I steer away from political topics, but seeing Dave Nelson’s Why I Am Voting for Obama made this video worth posting. Although Dave and I have varying views, I think we share the same drive for an informed voter. Know the issues, know the candidates, and then vote. Although this video is targeting blacks, [...]
Wordle.net
Wednesday, August 20th, 2008Ryan Colgin sent me a link today to check out Wordle.net. It’s a tag cloud generator that pulls content from your blog’s RSS feed. The image to the right was generated from my blog, using 25 words and the mostly horizontal layout. Pretty neat. I’ve been working all weekend and most of last night on [...]
Papyrus
Tuesday, July 1st, 2008I see ‘Papyrus’ every single day. And it’s not like I go looking for it; the nastiness just finds me. I’ve supplied an image for those who are unfamiliar. I was referred to a Photoshop tutorial/series, and thought it was quite entertaining. I’d imagine mildly amusing to anyone who hasn’t used Photoshop, but should especially [...]
First Entry
Tuesday, June 10th, 2008So I’m in the process of developing a brand for myself. And so I’ve found myself, lately, attracted to things that once were repulsive, like hatchbacks (Subaru) and the color orange. Hatchbacks were always so awkward and station-wagon-esque, and I could never understand the appeal behind their design; but I’m enjoying the idea of flexible [...]
