Some days ago I was able to participate in the LiveSTRONG Philadelphia fundraising run & ride. The experience is a blast of yellow across a number of beautiful and colorful jerseys, banners, helmets, and more - all in the name of fighting the number one killer in America: cancer.
The event was poignant for a […]
when you felt Sneaky on Sunday
… or Monday thru Saturday for that matter.
(Hmmmmmmm, consider this my lame attempt at a viral marketing ploy for a site I just consulted for. )
The studious lads at Six Fried Rice were kind enough to put together a really thorough and enlightening post on the trials and tribulations we have on dealing with damaged files and corruption of data in FileMaker. I won’t regurgitate what they were kind enough to write up so take a look at the […]
It’s official: I’ve been bitten by the travel bug and am planning a trip to Fiji. Most especially Matamanoa and LikuLiku. If anyone has ever been or has any helpful advice, please post a comment.
Thanks!!
In case anyone follows the fun happenings in the fashion world, the Rome exhibition of Valentino’s work is absolutely stunning and not to be missed. The exhibition is entitled 45 Years Of Style and is worth every second you spend online looking at it.
See it here
It’s amazing to see the effects Apple has on the tech industry. This router is no different as it’s been upgraded to have a digital display far beyond the ubitquitous and somewhat ambiguous blinking lights of 2001: A Space Odysey. Take a look and see for yourself!
NOTCOT: Belkin N1 Vision
I know something you don’t know…
FileMaker is nice, very nice.
ThinkSecret has it right, but it also has it wrong. Stay tuned…
It’s here, 07.07.07 - it’s a big day for a number of reasons. Most likely, hundreds of thousands of people are paying a premium across the world to get married on a day with typographically interesting and easy-to-remember numbers - but more importantly, it’s the day of Live Earth. Yeah, you should have […]
There are enough blogs, reviews, newspaper articles, press releases, and magazine clippings about the iPhone to satiate any fanatic, but there still is something to be said and Lev Grossman of Time Magazine puts it well:
“… every moment of user interaction has been quietly stage-managed and orchestrated”
And he goes on with flowery language (that is […]
I’ve never forgotten the statement that it’s the artist that makes the art and not the brush. It’s a pretty simple principle, yet we seem to consistently reinvent the wheel with every kind of technology applicable: the phone to into the cellphone, software into bloatware, index cards into multirelational multiuser databases. So the […]
