Category: Internets

Like Portland? Like mobile stuff? Like tech and Web stuff? Then get mobilated. Cell-webbed. Textoclicked. Cloud Four (that’s my awesome company!) is helping to organize a new Mobile Portland group, where mobile people can get together and yak it up and make great leaps in ideas for mobility. Keep an eye on Cloud Four’s blog [...]

Hi kids! Today I’m featured on Portland on Fire. You can go straight to my profile, too. A few little formatting issues aside, I’m pretty happy to it, though I did treat it as a personal profile (some others are more businessy) and thus didn’t crow about Cloud Four quite as much as I really [...]

I think this is pretty nifty, and it’s why I’m glad to use a Creative Commons license on my photos at Flickr. An article about Bengal-proofing your Christmas tree. The photo of the two bengals are my two former kitties. I miss them so much.  An article in a Forensic blog about sexually-violent predators in [...]

Sometimes things are so bad you can’t believe they’re done with a straight face: Watch this

I Can Has Cheeseburger?, Internet repository for LOL Cats of all stripes, is notoriously hit or miss. There was a long dearth period there for a few months when nothing was funny. But these two I find amusing, from this week.

Chris Higgins was inspired by my previous post about brand affinity. Read it on Mental Floss.

I’ve been waiting until I’m sure it’s OK that I say something, but I want to congratulate my good friends Andrea and Alex on their firstborn, Lucia Susan. She was born Sunday mid-day and just turned four days old.

Here’s the challenge. Endless.com is having some sort of sale. They sell shoes and handbags. I don’t really know a nice shoe from, well, poo, so if you want me to wear tolerable shoes, now is your chance to vote for which pair I should buy. Should you choose to work with me in this [...]

I like books, as you know. I don’t have a collector’s personality, but I collect books like old women collect Hummel figurines and Kinkaide paintings. It’s a somewhat shameful, obsessive thing. I get away with it fiscally because I never buy any clothes. That’s sort of the trade-off. Some people like going into their greenhouses [...]

I had a recent post inquiring what the oldest thing you own is, and it was graciously picked up by my good friend Chris on Mental Floss today: here. Lots of good comments on that thread.