Archive for July, 2004

The Apple Product Cycle

Wednesday, July 28th, 2004

The Apple Product Cycle - Beautiful and so true. You try following the crap that swirls around every Apple rumor.

Beliefs

Tuesday, July 27th, 2004

I don’t really want to get into a big thing about this, just to post some links that capture in some way how I feel.

Secular Humanism

A Declaration

Thanks to Michael for linking to the first of those.

Binary Bonsai - Blog Archive - Stomped on Kubrick

Tuesday, July 27th, 2004

Binary Bonsai comments - Joen writes a great comment on Michael’s site about what the default of Wordpress should be.

Todo: a running list

Sunday, July 25th, 2004

Just for the blog and other emmott.net stuff.

- Add a webform contact page.
- Upgrade to WordPress 1.3 and related Kubrick (please Michael?!) theme…

humanclock.com

Saturday, July 24th, 2004

humanclock.com - one more reason we have the internet .

Blog Work

Thursday, July 22nd, 2004

Michael is doing some ambitious work on his blog. He’s looking at integrating his photos and his gallery (basically his portfolio). iPAP was brought up as an alternative for the photos - I second the recommendation. For a simple CMS, I might look at Mambo. It can handle quite a lot, but I think it can be set up pretty lightweight.

MY experience is certainly with the more “industrial” CMS apps (Interwoven, Vignette, Stellent, Percussion, among others) and similar third party software (Plumtree Portal, etc.), however, I’m always wishing we were dealing with a more flexible, nimble piece of software.

Girls Just Want to Have Trust Funds

Wednesday, July 21st, 2004

Girls Just Want to Have Trust Funds the wonkish one goes OFF on “the scene” on the hill.

Steaks: The Ribeye

Wednesday, July 21st, 2004

Erik asks about steak. This is an easy one. The Ribeye. Flavorful, marbled, a great cut. I like it done simply, I like it with strong sauces or marinades. It usually has enough character to stand on its own - even with something like a Blackened Cajun treatment, the meat itself comes from.

This leads into another question, and the answer is: Ray’s the Steaks, in Arlington. My favorite steakhouse due to its simplicity and focus on the food. He uses a fairly lean Hereford, and butchers on site. Just excellent.

coolgadgets > treo 600 | The Perfect All-In-One Phone, PDA, MP3 Player, Portable Movie Player, Digtal Camera, Portable Game Player : Treo 600: How to leave your laptop behind

Wednesday, July 21st, 2004

coolgadgets > treo 600 | The Perfect All-In-One Phone, PDA, MP3 Player, Portable Movie Player, Digtal Camera, Portable Game Player : Treo 600: How to leave your laptop behind

Bottle Cap Tripod (my pepsi bottle has five feet so I suppose it’s a pentapod…)

Wednesday, July 21st, 2004

Bottle Cap Tripod homebrew camera stand