AWAKE AND LISTENING
Part of the interview Series
Written by Colin Devroe. Posted on January 5th 2009
The news of Polaroid film no longer being manufactured ripped through the photographic community in a way that no other piece of news since the advent of digital photography. The digital age has had many victims, but when one of the victims is choice - that is when it hurts the most. But perhaps we’re [...]
Read and Comment » Part of the Traveling Europe Series
Written by Daniel Nicolas. Posted on December 18th 2008
These are a few of my notes from my trip in late May through early June 2008 to Greece, England, Scotland, and the US state of Georgia. I’ve been rewriting the notes and adding different thoughts and turning scribbled freehand code-like notes into legible, and hopefully comprehendible articles. I’ve also had quite a bit of [...]
Read and Comment » Part of the Traveling Europe Series
Written by Daniel Nicolas. Posted on December 18th 2008
These are a few of my notes from my trip in late May through early June 2008 to Greece, England, Scotland, and the US state of Georgia. I’ve been rewriting the notes and adding different thoughts and turning scribbled freehand code-like notes into legible, and hopefully comprehendible articles. I’ve also had quite a bit of [...]
Read and Comment » Part of the Remember When Series
Written by Colin Devroe. Posted on December 17th 2008
Gene and I hit it off immediately. We’re both a little sarcastic, both think fairly highly of ourselves, and both work as hard as we can to be valuable to those that hire us to do a job. But I’m getting ahead of myself.
Oh our meeting wasn’t by coincidence. The company I was working for [...]
Part of the Music Talk Series
Written by Daniel Nicolas. Posted on December 12th 2008
This year has been a very awesome year for new music, and yet another year has gone by and there has yet to be a new Doves album or a new Third Eye Blind album. With my two favorite bands failing to release albums I had in 2007 thought for sure were to come out [...]
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Polaroid, only MOSTLY dead.
The news of Polaroid film no longer being manufactured ripped through the photographic community in a way that no other piece of news since the advent of digital photography. The ... Dshort has the low down on the bear market
Don't miss the "Four Bad Bears" chart on the right, tracking the 1929-1932, 1973-1974, 2000-2002 and 2007-2009* bear markets. Go to link » Colin Devroe Goes Pro
Get while the getting's good cause there's only one original "The Owl" for sale. Go to link » Looking for Photos
These are a few of my notes from my trip in late May through early June 2008 to Greece, England, Scotland, and the US state of Georgia. I've been rewriting ... San Diego to Atlanta, Georgia
These are a few of my notes from my trip in late May through early June 2008 to Greece, England, Scotland, and the US state of Georgia. I've been rewriting ... Meeting Gene
Gene and I hit it off immediately. We're both a little sarcastic, both think fairly highly of ourselves, and both work as hard as we can to be valuable to ... Initial Reflections of 2008
This year has been a very awesome year for new music, and yet another year has gone by and there has yet to be a new Doves album or a ... Don’t miss the “Four Bad Bears” chart on the right, tracking the 1929-1932, 1973-1974, 2000-2002 and 2007-2009* bear markets. Go to link »
Get while the getting’s good cause there’s only one original “The Owl” for sale. Go to link »
It’s like our government is reading a how to book - how to create a depression. Go to link »
Check out the Auto Sales numbers and a pretty graph! Go to link »
Your wealth is the stuff you have. It’s the knowledge in your head. It’s your ability to create goods and services. Bow staff skills, computer hacking skills. Go to link »
LOST in time
Time, as they say, is finite. Others would argue that it is infinite, but I digress. What I do know is that my time, the time that I have for myself, is indeed rather finite. That is why I chose to re-watch every single episode of LOST to-date.
I mean what else could I have done [...]
Bobbing for Arms at the Cannibal Pot
I’ve been looking for a great metaphor to describe the American people’s refusal, ignorant or blatant, to act against those who are destroying our country, that we elected, and I saw one tonight as I was catching up on the news and blogs and forums that I follow:
I’m becoming increasingly convinced that bandied-about “issues” like [...]
Catan Strategies
First, initial placement: starting out you need two wood, two brick, one sheep, one wheat. This nets you at least a road and a settlement on your first turn, before the dice are even rolled. You need to be able to build a road and a settlement on the first turn like a web, so [...]
Brighter Future of Capitalism
Tonight, if you weren’t watching, the House of Not-So-Representatives passed the GM-Chrysler bailout, with the vote coming in at 237 yes to 170 no votes. Billions gone down into yet another black hole. This bailout is only a little better than the previous bailout Congress voted on.
While the House has passed the [...]
Bobbing for Arms at the Cannibal Pot
I’ve been looking for a great metaphor to describe the American people’s refusal, ignorant or blatant, to act against those who are destroying our country, that we elected, and I saw one tonight as I was catching up on the news and blogs and forums that I follow:
I’m becoming increasingly convinced that bandied-about “issues” like [...]
Catan Strategies
First, initial placement: starting out you need two wood, two brick, one sheep, one wheat. This nets you at least a road and a settlement on your first turn, before the dice are even rolled. You need to be able to build a road and a settlement on the first turn like a web, so [...]
Meeting Gene
Gene and I hit it off immediately. We’re both a little sarcastic, both think fairly highly of ourselves, and both work as hard as we can to be valuable to those that hire us to do a job. But I’m getting ahead of myself.
Oh our meeting wasn’t by coincidence. The company I was working for [...]
Initial Reflections of 2008
This year has been a very awesome year for new music, and yet another year has gone by and there has yet to be a new Doves album or a new Third Eye Blind album. With my two favorite bands failing to release albums I had in 2007 thought for sure were to come out [...]
Reasons why I will never have a musical career and other anecdotes:
A dissertation on popularity, piracy, and why it’s so damn hard to hit musical gold.
Looking for Photos
These are a few of my notes from my trip in late May through early June 2008 to Greece, England, Scotland, and the US state of Georgia. I’ve been rewriting the notes and adding different thoughts and turning scribbled freehand code-like notes into legible, and hopefully comprehendible articles. I’ve also had quite a bit of [...]
San Diego to Atlanta, Georgia
These are a few of my notes from my trip in late May through early June 2008 to Greece, England, Scotland, and the US state of Georgia. I’ve been rewriting the notes and adding different thoughts and turning scribbled freehand code-like notes into legible, and hopefully comprehendible articles. I’ve also had quite a bit of [...]
Meeting Gene
Gene and I hit it off immediately. We’re both a little sarcastic, both think fairly highly of ourselves, and both work as hard as we can to be valuable to those that hire us to do a job. But I’m getting ahead of myself.
Oh our meeting wasn’t by coincidence. The company I was working for [...]
