Speaking of Media Image…
I, last week, was wondering aloud about Obama’s media image, and then today, I see that Errol Morris was thinking about media image too: During the last week of the Bush administration, I asked the head photo editors of these news services — Vincent Amalvy (AFP), Santiago Lyon (AP) and Jim Bourg (Reuters) — to [...]
tips for running ColdFusion on Mac os X (Leopard)
My home computer has been a Mac for some time now, although I still use a PC at work. This means that I’ve been switching back and forth between dev environments, and have learned a wack of things about getting ColdFusion 8 set up on a Mac. Some of these are more general “dev on [...]
Obama’s media image
Having seen an awful lot of images of President Obama in the media these past few days – both video and still, I’ve noticed a striking contrast between his appearance in the media and former president Bush’s: If Obama is in conversation, answering questions, or opining, the shots are often close up, often just framing [...]
Liam’s Story: The Big Little Tiny Old Woman & the Whale
This isn’t turning into a daddyblog, I promise! That being said, I do want to share with you all a story that Liam told to me last night: Once upon a time there a big little old tiny woman. She went outside to play with her sand toys but there was lots of snow and [...]
the 4:45 AM emergency
Liam usually sleeps through the night – he has for a very long time. We’re really quite lucky, really – in fact, I often have to wake him up at 7:30, 8 AM in order to get him to school and myself to work on time. The exception has been if he had to go [...]
Learning to celebrate success
I’ve been thinking a lot about this topic recently, because in my ongoing goal to emote more, this is a real easy arena to do something about, one would think – how hard can it be to take a moment to reflect on an accomplishment and self-congratulate? Very hard apparently. And why? Because I’m nothing [...]
Looking back/Looking forward
Looking Back Last year, in the scheme of thing, was pretty damn awesome. It started off ridiculously busy, as us Pencilneckers worked furiously to launch MyPypeline.com, a fitness-focussed Social network, that took nearly 8 months from conception to launch. It was a tough slog, and contributed directly to the complete lack of posts on this [...]
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