Kitties
Always waiting for me to return from work. Baby affectionately named “Dirt” and “Mama”. Mama is a feral stray adopted when she decided to have her first litter at my house.
Always waiting for me to return from work. Baby affectionately named “Dirt” and “Mama”. Mama is a feral stray adopted when she decided to have her first litter at my house.
The speech the NAA should hear published in BuzzMachine by Jeff Jarvis. I have to agree, i’ve been there. Regarding the lack of action for years in the publishing industry. I spent a good amount of time in publishing, in fact that experience is what led me towards the digital world.
A friend has taken this photo of Bushtits nesting in her orange tree. With cautious binocular watching, she notes: “a bird came out, and then another came out – so there were two adults there at the same time. Then I saw one go back in. They are quite small and all gray. Maybe the …
the initial post was reffering to Google IO for 2009, which is no longer online, but the tradition does! https://events.google.com/io2017/
http://www.stubbornella.org/content/2009/03/27/reflows-repaints-css-performance-making-your-javascript-slow/ we need more discussions like this
the quarter moon… the vibrant, larger than life Feb. moon that has been frolicking with Venus, of late so full of radiance in its shadows, that craters and lakes are visible to the naked eye this clear evening well, that same moon is chasing the setting sun this very moment a sun that lights the …
A couple of old screenshots of interfaces for products while working at 101comm.com, which became 1105media.com, which is still running. At the time I worked there, “101” was a “startup” in the heyday of web design, and the full blown escalation of “the internet of all things”. Many of the first employees were former print …
i didn’t stay up this late One minutes’ worth of thoughts and energy to sustain me for the coming month. Sometimes that’s all it takes.
From a twitter following, comes this delight. Na,Na,Na by Theresa Anderson. Dee-lightful, and a good morning to you.
I frequently find interesting things while coasting around online, that I don’t have the time to immediately attend to. Those “things” pile up on my desktop, ’til moments when I ask myself “what is this”. Add to that fact, another irrefutable fact that I find the hours of 5:00 to 8:00 in the morning – …