Writing
Posts going back to 2003: technology, leadership, travel and food.
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Wishlist for Radio features
In response to this post on Paolo's website, here's my list of wishes for Radio (in order of importance): #1– Like TypePad, add an easy way for me to list…
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Hydra in Action
Here's a short post about Hydra's use in the real world of meetings and multiple Macs…
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Fully-accessorized Ugly People
My 18-year-old son was channel surfing Lifetime Televsion (known here as PVN, the Professional Victims Network — All Victims, All the Time) today and came across a make-over show. “Hey…
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From the DotCommunist: Mass Hysteria
Sean Gallagher's trip to church is worth reading: The experience was everything I don't like about the Catholic church all rolled up into one miserable service. This is one of…
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Trackback working in Radio
I woke up this morning to find that my RSS reader had pulled a list of verbs changed in Radio.root–trackback is here! I posted a couple items, worked out adding…
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Mark Pilgrim and XP
Mark's wit and humor come through in this remarkable (yet sadly predictable) story about his recent experience with a Windows XP reinstall. While no operating system is without it's pitfalls,…
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Radio/Frontier/Manila working with E-xact WebService
Looks like someone's solved one of my major issues with using Manila as a content management system for commerical websites: Radio/Frontier/Manila working with E-xact WebService John revised (thanks!) the E-xact…
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Frontier, Manila and Content Management
I contemplating buying a copy of Frontier from Userland and running it as a core web design tool. I want to load it on a server and use it's environment…
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Recipe of the day
Salsa Rossa This is a recipe from Rafaela, the mother of one of Caroline's students. Serve thinly spread on toast as a starter or party snack with red wine. Ingredients…
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Flat sinks
A Kohler sink that's not a sink… Justin waxes eloquent about Kohler's sexy, outre and somewhat impractical new line of plumbing fixtures: …The sink was round and they've proven it…
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