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Monthly Archives: December 2007
Dial-a-gender
Twice this month I found that I’ve found that I’m a better conversationalist when I’m waiting in line to use the bathroom in those bars, places, or homes that don’t have separate bathrooms by gender.
I guess it’s the combination of … Continue reading
Posted in about me, society and culture
7 Comments
My supermodel moment
Just heard something about me that was completely ridiculous and, at the same time, very funny. (I only wish it were true.)
To set the record straight:
Due to the ergodic hypothesis,
Posted in about me, photos, society and culture
8 Comments
It isn’t Thanksgiving without the kimchee
22 November 2007.
The dishes are being passed around the table: turkey, white and dark meat, cranberry sauce, gravy, mashed potatoes, sweet potato, stuffing, kimchee…
Maybe at your Thanksgiving there is that dish that is not like the others—the one that reminds … Continue reading
Posted in about me, food and wine, society and culture
Tagged breast feeding, chicken, cousins, family, first Thanksgiving, kimchee, newborn, pregnancy, Skype, surprise, Thanksgiving, turkey
6 Comments
Why I love Lunch 2.0
I love Lunch 2.0. It’s ironic that something that started as a prank on Web 2.0 could become representative of the very thing it teases: free and open communication and “the lunch as a conversation.”
Even though I missed Lunch 2.0 … Continue reading
Posted in Lunch 2.0, social networking
Tagged Chris Heuer, circular, connections, Devon Holmes, epicycles, Jessica Guynn, Lunch 2.0, Mark Jen, networking, Randy Corke, San Francisco Chronicle, social media, tweet, twitter, utter, utterz
6 Comments
My short career in modeling
There are a couple guys in the tech world who are models, have been models, or could be models. A friend said that the combination of tall, dark, handsome and geeky was “totally unfair” to us. (I assume she meant … Continue reading
I’m popular, attractive, and self-confident!
Great news today! Halle blogs another gem about some social “research” results:
“One involved the creation of mock Facebook profiles. Researchers learned that while people perceive someone who has a high number of friends as popular, attractive and self-confident, people who … Continue reading
Posted in about me, humor, social networking, society and culture
Tagged Facebook, Facebook Customer Support, friends, Halle Tecco, research
5 Comments
FOX needs a senior PHP front-end developer
Hmm, it’s been a while since I posted some PHP jobs. (You know this is getting inconvenient. I think I need to just write a job tool for php.net.) Received this rec from a friend filling a position for FOX … Continue reading
Posted in jobs, PHP, web development
Tagged ActionScript, Ajax, CSS, DHTML, encoding, FOX, Fox Interactive Media, front-end, Javascript, LAMP, Mootools, MySQL, PHP, video, XHTML
2 Comments
Quantifying beauty
“You called me earlier?”
D— replies, “Oh yeah, I was at the hardware store. Something there reminded me of a blog entry of yours.”
“Which one?”
“I forgot. So hey, speaking of that. Chris was annoyed about your lame post.”
“Yeah, it was so … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics, humor, Lunch 2.0, web development
Tagged beauty, dinghy, fractional, helen, Helen of Troy, helens, milihelen, milihelens, money, networking, null hypothesis, Paul Graham, quantification, Y Combinator
4 Comments
Have you hugged your engineer?
I was browsing through Facebook and I ran across Andrew Mager’s profile photo again. This time it was taken at the CNET holiday party.
I’ve been saying for a while now that I’m just going to compile all of his Facebook … Continue reading
Posted in photos, PHP, society and culture, web development
Tagged Andrew Mager, architect, Caroline McCarthy, CNET, content producers, engineer, Erica Ogg, Facebook profile, hiring, hug, Jessica Dolcort, PHP
12 Comments
Flickr stats
Today Flickr combined my two favorite things in the world: photography and my ego.
Introducing Flickr stats.
[observations after the jump]
Posted in photography, web development
Tagged flickr stats phtoography vanity photos views
8 Comments


