Via Boing Boing tonight comes the Fool’s World Map. Brilliant. This is a project visualizing the world map which many fools in the world imagine. If you can see this map comfortably, you are definitely a fool. One day, a Texan asked me a question when I lived in U.S… The question was… Continue reading Fool’s World Map
Month: August 2004
Bits and pieces
Odds and end, bits and pieces tonight. Looks like the Bulletin article won’t be appearing Friday (tomorrow). Nobody knows when for sure. I’ll post here when I find out. Interestingly, the guy who interviewed us for the story on blogs now has a blog: Drunk with Ink. Cool! Tonight on a whim I set up… Continue reading Bits and pieces
Interview photos
Following up on my interview for the Bulletin last week, today I went over to the Bulletin building to have my photo taken for the article. Actually, it was myself, Jake, and Chris from monkeyinabox all there for photos. Very interesting. The photographer took a bunch of pictures of each of us, then put us… Continue reading Interview photos
Lightning
We’re currently having an impressive lightning storm here in Bend, one like I haven’t seen around here in a long time. I went out on the porch to watch it for a few minutes; I guess I’m easily impressed when Nature decides to put on a show. 🙂
Quota Woes
The Deschutes County Sheriff just can’t catch a break. Not only are they dealing with some eyebrow-raising issues dealing with their budget and money, which I blogged about here, but now they’re awash in controversy over the establishment of quotas (“don’t call them quotas”). Jake has already written about this twice, here and here. And… Continue reading Quota Woes