And we may not have enough. It’s been wave after wave of kids.
I love Halloween.
Happy Halloween!
October 31, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The frost & cold snap made them look ok and wrinkled, but hey – adds to their mystique, eh?
What if remaining IE6 market share is composed completely of web designers still testing for IE6 and we could have stopped supporting IE6 2 years ago?
October 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Mind = blown.
OIL & WATER DO NOT MIX
October 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
I really like these posters. I may have to buy one.
Nanotechnology FTW
October 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
And look, I’m not just saying that because my employer is a player in the nanotech game. I’d be saying the same thing about photovoltaics (oh, wait – we’re a player there, too).
First world problems: that 1% city earnings tax
October 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
For as long as I’ve been working, I’ve paid a 1% city of St. Louis earnings tax. It keeps my roads plowed in the winter, potholes filled in the spring, parks open in the summer and the Zoo free in the fall.
The 1% earnings tax in STL and KC should not be up to a state-wide vote. That’s B.S.
I don’t want someone in Jefferson County deciding that we don’t need a fully-staffed police force, a well-equipped fire department, or free attractions in Forest Park.
Vote NO on Proposition A.
St. Louis & Des Moines only two cities that make kids tell jokes before handing out candy
October 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Okay, I detest morning news shows. And our local Fox affiliate’s morning show is a special blend of awful (as you’ll see by clicking the link above). But, via a Facebook post I made about Halloween joke-telling, someone pointed me to KTVI’s website for a story about Halloween Manners (WTF?). In that story, it was revealed that only St. Louis and Des Moines enforce the strict “TELL A JOKE OR YOU DON’T GET MY SWEET TREATS” policy.
Interesting.
Happy Halloween from Groupon?
October 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Did Groupon really just put up spider vein treatments on the eve of Halloween? Really?
Cease and Desist letter over infringement of Alexa ranking
October 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The letter is a real gem.
It has come to my attention that your website “Hit Club Music Summer 2010″ on this URL has potential to threaten my Alexa page ranking. As a consequence, this may cause our website to lose vital income which is generated from ad-space and it will not be tolerated. Due to the nature of your actions I am requesting a formal take-down of your website due to copyright infringement as the music posted on your “http://www.youtube.com” links is not endorsed by the rightful authors, as counseled by my attorney. Considering that you are also going through the New York University server, your actions may cost you and your educational institution unless you cease the aforementioned copyright infringement. If you continue hosting your service I will be forced to file a civil suit in which you will be charged for any lost advertisement revenue, averaging $0.52 per day.
