spontaneous expressions of mediocrity
Calm, cool, and collected, I’m back from the 2007 cabin trip and back in action. It was full of the usual fun, and without any of the danger or discomforts of the past. With each trip, you learn a little more about how to make the next one that much better.
With my last visit to plumed facilities out of the way, I’m ready for pickup. Or more specifically, for the pickup that will be taking Ivan, Dave and I to the Spinas cabin for the weekend.
BKWLD is one of the featured studios in Taschen’s Web Design Studios 2. The best part is that one of the sites I worked on pretty extencively is one of the featured projects: thebeachboys.com
Yesterday’s Floating Foam really got me thinking. Specifically, thinking about getting old, and seeing myself fall behind the curve. I mentioned in the comments that it wasn’t the technology I saw myself falling behind, but the purposes behind the newest thing.
We use 37signals’ Basecamp at work. I totally love it. I also totally love their blog. The “Screens Around Town” category is my favorite. I have a screen shot of something that has always bothered me about Basecamp.
I made an EP out of a few old songs on virb. If you don’t know virb, you should sign up and be my friend. It’s like myspace without the completely stupid and horribly ugly parts.
I haven’t been here since Kristyn’s 10 year high school reunion. Bluegrass and tractors go well together. Pleasant Valley Boys are playing a “Music in the Museum” event.
Neill Cumpston:
After reading John Gruber’s thoughts about Tantek Çelik’s Three Hypothesis of Human Interface Design yesterday, I felt compelled to contribute to the subject. For those of you mildly interested, but scared of large words, I recommend reading the Daring Fireball post. You’ll get the general idea.
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