It’s been on my “one day I hope to” list to put some development effort into Feed2JS a thing I spawned back in the Cro-Magnum era of RSS as a tool to help people insert dynamic content into their web pages by a script that renders it via JavaScript. I totally got the idea from […]

Woah, Neo, I am back home. Yesterday started on a sailboat at Sampson Cay in the Bahamas, and 19 hours later I was home where it was 30 degrees. Ahh, back in action, but now I will reminisce on the last 10 days What did I miss?

It is actually only eight days so far bit the bliss of this vacation in the Bahamas is ocean deep. I flew to Ft Lauderdale March 30, had my last sips of the tubes (for the first time since I can’t recall I’m travelling without a laptop, just the iPhone- how free it is to […]

Lola on the beach by ambertq posted 22 Oct ’08, 12.48pm MDT PST on flickr I have to leave town tonight. I have a red-eye to Newark and hopefully a connection and some information when I get to the next place. You see, my older sister and her husband have not been home since November. […]

cc licensed flickr photo by Photography by Chris Rob Wall’s excellent post on Unintended Consequences pinged me recently (Rob, you gotta stop selling yourself short on your writing, ok?). In reading it, however, a phrase I have read like a thousand times before, maybe even said myself, jumped out and get stuck in my fur: […]

Emptied Anticipation by cogdogblog posted 27 Mar ’09, 8.29pm MDT PST on flickr Most every day I walk the one quarter mile walk to my mailbox. I have two choices of routes, and usually take the other back. I should know every detail of the way, but in search today of my 2009/365 photo, I […]

cc licensed flickr photo by Laurie :: Liquid Paper You see that cute photo I used? You know the routine. I use compfight to search tags on creative commons licensed flickr photos with the tag peekabo. Then I download a copy, upload to my server, include in this post, provide attribution, and that is how […]

This is long overdue for users of my Feed2JS service, which allows you to place a dynamic feed in your web page without having to know anything about RSS or parsing XML. This has been around since 2003 and seems to still be used a lot. I’ve hardly done much on the code for 2+ […]

cc licensed flickr photo by gary foulger. In high school I joined the group of kids who did not want to join groups. Maybe I’ve not changed much since then. But I try a lot of web services, especially as I see others in my network mentioning them. Tonight is WeFollow.com billed as a “user […]

cc licensed flickr photo by Miicha A. Ponce Between gorging on the tax payer supplied bailout, Citibank is going to even things out by gouging and sticking it to their own customers. I just found out that I contributed to their cause, without being aware of it. Back in October 2008, I decided to close […]