Posts from February, 2003
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Feb1Offline For a Few Days
I’ll spare you the details, but I’ll be offline for a few days until the Dell technician arrives with my new motherboard. Bloody computers. Anyway, if you have an urgent need to reach me, just give me a call. Props to Schlotzsky’s on Lamar for offering free use of computers.
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Feb2Peace Sells, But Who’s Buying?
It is impossible not to be impressed by the fact that millions of people marched in hundreds of cities around the world this weekend. Even with conservative estimates, we may have witnessed the largest simultaneous outpouring of anti-war sentiment ever. It wasn’t just the European capitals and major cities. Click through Yahoo’s slide show and [...]
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Feb2Emerging Artist Series
Sarah had a relatively easy task. She was challenged to draw a chicken, Gollum, and the first thing that comes to mind. See, it had occurred to me that I had never seen my wife draw anything. I suspected her to be a brilliant artist and clearly I was right. Without permission from the artist, [...]
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Feb1Fight War and Stuff
Predictably, this past Saturday Night Live wasn’t that funny. But I thought I would see if His Bongness, Matthew McConaughey would be good for a chuckle. Not really. The Dixie Chicks perfomed and I loved their first song. It was a not-so-in-your-face anti-war song. Traveling Soldier maybe? I imagine it’s a cover. Like them gals. [...]
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Feb1PNGs or GIFs?
Web designers, programmers, etc. claim to love innovation and the dynamic nature of the internet. But I think secretly many of us are often terrified that we’re not keeping up with the technologies and standards. Having, um, a little more free time lately, I’ve been determined to strengthen my design and development skills. It has [...]
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