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Neglect, abandonment, barren. All words that come to mind when I think about my blog and its content.

If you visited this site the last time I was working on a big project at work (see: foodnetwork.com redesign), you know that when the workload gets neck-deep, I stop posting. But if time has proven [...]

baby, c’mon, get your snack on. feel comfortable. you breathin’ heavy as hell, I know your hungry.

snacks on snacks. via David.

Last Tuesday I went to my first NY Tech meeting organized and hosted by Meetup.com’s co-founder and CEO Scott Heiferman. While I attended the event to hear the good people from Iridesco talk about their latest launch, “CO-OP,” I also got to hear from several other entrepreneurs.

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Jason Olim of CDNOW [...]

Please watch this beautiful scored and shot short film by Benjamin Reece. A self-described as “filmmaker and creative entrepreneur hoping to expand horizons, while unfolding humanity before others,” Reese made this film with little more than an average video camera hooked up with a nice lens. Well, that and a whole ton of [...]

The latest from Wilhelm Staehle’s sarcastic “Silhouette masterpiece theatre.”

via Design You Trust

This morning I pulled the curtain off one of my latest side projects, a group blog about God’s Meal: “Brunch.”
I’ve long been intrigued by this elusive meal time. Only appearing on weekends and during the hours of 9am and 3pm, it ensnares you with strong alcoholic drinks and indulgent food as bait. Lately [...]

Or more specifically, “how to prepare your mac to be sold.”

I recently sold my 15″ Macbook Pro that had served me well from the very tail end of Philly and into New York (roughly a year and a half). Part of me wanted to flip it and instantly buy the new Macbook [...]

Transport for London has been on a bicycle safety kick and recently released some fun “awareness” test videos via their DOTHETEST site.
This first video, below, got me the first time, although now I find it impossible to not the the differences. Try for yourself:

This new video, a classic “Whodunnit?”, was so deftly performed that [...]

Hey lazy web: I need your help. A little while ago I wrote about using Amazon S3 as a CDN, and it has been working great so far. The one issue has been plaguing me is user permissions.
When you upload something to S3, the default settings are read and write by owner only. [...]