Simon: yeah, the swing
it's scarey
going the othe rway
me: yea, im gonna take what u just said out of context and post it on my blog
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Del Ray Beach, Florida - Hazy, Humid
I'm down in Del Ray Beach, Florida for the week (back Friday night).
We missed the storm / hurricane in both New York AND Florida - lucky (or else it would have been a hell of a plane ride).
The humidity created a nice filter for the point and shoot - hence these dreamy sequence of pictures from our hike to the office:

blue sky, palm trees

calm water

cross the bridge
We missed the storm / hurricane in both New York AND Florida - lucky (or else it would have been a hell of a plane ride).
The humidity created a nice filter for the point and shoot - hence these dreamy sequence of pictures from our hike to the office:

blue sky, palm trees

calm water

cross the bridge
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
we're numero uno!
It's bound to happen. We got our first TickerHound bashing.
Check out the article here:
The Marching of the Web 2.0 Lemmings? by Jim Fisher, IdeaStar Inc.
At least we're number one on the list! FTW1!!
"The educators can be either an expert or a crackpot" - yes, so can authors making lists about "web 2.0 lemmings".
IdeaStar should really spend more time bringing their technology up to par and less time bashing others. A quick look at the code behind IdeaStar shows that they use Dreamweaver (as illustrated by the eck... MM_preloadImages) and gasp! TABLES! There's also a bunch of ugly javascript all over the place that's super bad for SEO (search engine optimization). What kind of self respecting web design / development / consulting firm still use tables?! seriously?
Well, like my friend Chris said... "this guy sounds like a shmuck in the other reviews that it actually makes it sound like worth checking out all these sites."
Hey Mr. Jim Fisher, 1997 called and want their Dreamweaver 3.0 HTML back!
One more thing, at least we made it to Mashable.
Check out the article here:
The Marching of the Web 2.0 Lemmings? by Jim Fisher, IdeaStar Inc.
At least we're number one on the list! FTW1!!
"The educators can be either an expert or a crackpot" - yes, so can authors making lists about "web 2.0 lemmings".
IdeaStar should really spend more time bringing their technology up to par and less time bashing others. A quick look at the code behind IdeaStar shows that they use Dreamweaver (as illustrated by the eck... MM_preloadImages) and gasp! TABLES! There's also a bunch of ugly javascript all over the place that's super bad for SEO (search engine optimization). What kind of self respecting web design / development / consulting firm still use tables?! seriously?
Well, like my friend Chris said... "this guy sounds like a shmuck in the other reviews that it actually makes it sound like worth checking out all these sites."
Hey Mr. Jim Fisher, 1997 called and want their Dreamweaver 3.0 HTML back!
One more thing, at least we made it to Mashable.
Labels:
bashing,
ideastar,
review,
technology,
tickerhound,
web 2.0
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Widgets - LIVE!
Our widgets are up on our partner's site: OptionsZone.com!!!
The first one (Question of The Day) pulls questions their experts answered.
The second one (Knowledge Share) displays a question they ask and collects answers from users.
The first one (Question of The Day) pulls questions their experts answered.
The second one (Knowledge Share) displays a question they ask and collects answers from users.
Labels:
optionszone,
technology,
tickerhound,
web,
web dev,
widget
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Random Pictures from a Balconey in the Garment District
from the Threshold NYC photo shoot...

Giant cables

The pipe that lead no where. Probably for letting out steam.

Weed

Behind a cell panel above 8th avenue.

Empire State Building

I always wanted to take one of these...

The brick wall

Giant plugs

Giant cables

The pipe that lead no where. Probably for letting out steam.

Weed

Behind a cell panel above 8th avenue.

Empire State Building

I always wanted to take one of these...

The brick wall

Giant plugs
Labels:
fashion district,
garment district,
new york,
photo,
photography
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