I successfully made my own flip folding device for t-shirts. It may not be glamorous, and it folds the shirt in a quasi-crooked fashion but twenty some wooden hangers were liberated from the closet in the process. The poorly cut lines of cardboard were covered up in ducted tape but the shirts will not know… Read More »
This is a draft post and it contains partial thoughts. These are half chewed on ideas that lack a start and end. They only have a middle. Ideas, turned into sentences, dance around with each in the text editor. Being moved around to a better spot in the story to tell their part, or removed… Read More »
I was searching for silhouettes of people, or a team, for a mock-up for a new CurlTV page and realized that silhouettes are really neat. I became my search with “face silhouette” and was a little surprised to find nudity in there. You can’t go anywhere without a nipple or three popping up. After months… Read More »
Keepon (key-pon) 1) Yellow snow cone that dances to the beats and rhythm of music 2) Unexpected relationship with music from Spoon 3) Something everyone wants to own Need to know more information? Then familiarize yourself with Keepon from the two videos below that launched Keepon into our hearts. Keepon dancing to Spoon’s “Don’t You… Read More »
The launch of the Do Not Call List yesterday generated 1,562 calls per minute, according to the CTRS. The website, which was down for me throughout most of the day, had received nine million hits by mid afternoon. If there was any doubt that this system would not be popular then the Canadian public spoke… Read More »
This idea seemed so obvious that it was a sin that it was not already in production. It would not be a profitable notion but it would have been extremely handy. Allow me to give you some history with a conversation I had with Scott yesterday. Sean: I wonder how far away Hawaii is from… Read More »
The recent coverage on Hurricane Gustav really piqued my interest in the science of hurricanes and everything surrounding them. I kept track of Gustav as it came across the Dominican Republic and read how New Orleans was preparing for what Mayor Ray Nagin called the storm of the century. Gustav over New Orleans Once New… Read More »
September 2 turned out to be a very exciting day for us in the technical department at Statusfirm. Like the energy around Christmas day we all waited for Google to release its new browser named Google Chrome. My excitement for the release of Chrome built when I read Gizmodo, Tech Crunch and Digg posts from… Read More »
