I don’t know if this is a joke or not, but this guy is a genius. One of the simplest, yet sickest and clever sites I have ever seen.
I had a pet bunny for seven years. I hope it’s a joke.
If Maureen Dowd was rejected…
Philly Future features Flickr
Say that five times! Check it out 🙂
A big thank you to Richard Eriksson and Roland Tanglao who saved me a ton of time by showing me how to make it work.
Dog blogging
That’s Xena making a crazy catch. Couldn’t resist.
Hope you had a nice Valentines Day
I don’t like Valentine’s Day. Every day should be one that you celebrate your loved one. But still… I know I’m a blessed man to have the wife I have. Far too many I know sacrifice their families for their career, so this stupid day grows in importance for them as they try and make up for time lost. You can’t. You can’t make up time lost. For us, it’s just another day. Albeit with flowers 🙂 Love ya sweetie.
BTW Philly Bloggers do it better. Couldn’t resist.
Demand an investigation
NYTimes:
Posted in Public Service, Civics, Government, Activism
We need something like this in Philadelphia: Triangle Bloggers Conference 2005 in Blog Together. Rafe, in particular, got me jealous 🙂 Sad thing is, my work doesn’t involve blogging. What I do with Philly Future is entirely volunteer in nature. So to pull off a similar event would take resources far beyond what I have. But if anyone would like to help kick something like this off – I’m in. NYTimes:
Posted in Public Service, Civics, Government, Activism
Flickr is a photo sharing service with one terrific twist: it’s really a web service. If you want to find out why Flickr is so terrific, then reading Stewart Butterfield (Flickr CEO) interview at O’Reilly is a great place to start.Philly rocking the Koufax Awards
I’m Jealous
’01 Memo to Rice Warned of Qaeda and Offered Plan
Stewart Butterfield on Flickr