Monthly Archives: January 2009

Let’s go get it

“A lot of the core of our songs is the American idea: What is it? What does it mean? ‘Promised Land,’ ‘Badlands,’ I’ve seen people singing those songs back to me all over the world. I’d seen that country on a grass-roots level through the ’80s, since I was a teenager. And I met people [...]
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A Lesson Learned Via Server Logs & Twitter

Last night I was going through my server logs for Pixel Currents, curious to see who was visiting the site and how they found it. I noticed a few people had clicked through from a couple twitter accounts belonging to people I don’t know, so of course I headed over to Twitter to see what [...]
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A Facebook Story

(if you are viewing via RSS please click through to see video, thanks!)
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Volunteer Personalities

Over the years I’ve volunteered here and there (not quite as much as my husband, of course.) President Obama has issued a “call to service” encouraging volunteerism, which is nice. But as my tenure as treasurer for our Cub Scout pack draws to a close (my youngest graduates to Boy Scouts in March) and I [...]
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Tweeting Obama’s Speech

As we celebrated the Inauguration of President Obama (love typing that…) yesterday I, of course, was hanging out on Twitter. During his speech I was moved a couple times to grab a quote and post it. “restore science to it’s rightful place” WOOO! and “our patchwork heritage is a strength, not a weakness.” I quickly [...]
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Human Touch

I’m not sure what the final numbers are, but a whole mess of people got together this weekend just to hang out in a basement in Milwaukee. They came from California, Arizona, Connecticut, New Jersey, Florida, Texas, and even England. They flew to one of the coldest places in the USA just to hang out. [...]
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Picasa for Mac is (finally!) here

When I switched to a Mac about a year and a half ago there was very little I missed about the PC environment. But I did miss Picasa for simple photo editing and easy uploading. Hooray, Picasa for Mac is finally here! I’ve just started playing with it but it’s just as I remembered, an [...]
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Giving the Nokia 6650 a spin

I was given temporary custody of a Nokia 6650 on AT&T over the past couple of weeks. I uploaded some photos to Nokia Chronicles (find me under Chapter 5) and gave it a little test drive. It’s a solid phone. It has a 2mp camera, video (although no live streaming like an N95), and what [...]
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Paper and pencil

I’ve tried so many tools and methods to get and stay organized I’ve lost track of them all. Generally, I get all my crap set up just the way I like… then I get distracted an forget about it, or realize I’ve gone and made things much more complicated than they need to be. Last [...]
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