There are some new photos …just a few images from a recent ferry excursion …
-Love All -D 😉
Month: February 2008
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Frozen @ Grand Central Station
I am usually not one for performance art. I usually prefer art that I can take in on my own time, but this is just really cool.
On a cold Saturday in New York City, the world’s largest train station came to a sudden halt. Over 200 Improv Everywhere Agents froze in place at the exact same second for five minutes in the Main Concourse of Grand Central Station. Over 500,000 people rush through Grand Central every day, but today, things slowed down just a bit as commuters and tourists alike stopped to notice what was happening around them. Enjoy the video first and then go behind the scenes with our mission report and photos.
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Happy Birthday Marcos !
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Happy Valentine’s Day !
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“good” computer time
If you are anything like me, you think most hours spent in front of the glow of an LCD monitor, are hours well spent. I understand the occasionally need for exercise or food, or blinking, but lots of those things can be replaced by a really good, but odd series of you tube videos …
However, when using the computer as a learning tool, or automated baby sitting, hours upon hours of games, are probably not that good for a four year old, and a nearly (the 15th) ten year old. I give you …. freerice.com
Love All -D 😉
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Washington State Has a Caucus And A Primary? Why Both? What’s a Caucus Anyway?
So I was wondering what the whole deal was, with having a caucus and a primary, and went out looking … I found this great explanation from one of my favorite local geeks. Vanessa Fox.
Washington State Has a Caucus And A Primary? Why Both? What’s a Caucus Anyway?: “
This is a post in two parts. First, a few words about marketing, and then, an answer, once and for all about Washington state’s primary and/or caucus situation. A couple of days ago, I mentioned that a great search engine optimization tactic is to provide useful information about what searchers are looking for. I know, it seems obvious, but it’s so simple that I think it can sometimes be overlooked. I noted that I did a search to find out the primary schedule for each state and I didn’t find a good result until #13. I suggested that political sites (candidates, activist groups, news organizations…) should figure out what their core audience might want to know and then create content for it. I gave a few examples in an article I did over at Search Engine Land about the use of the internet in this year’s election season.
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Sanislo Carnival
It was a few weeks ago, but in lieu of having anything new to post, I thought that I would post a little shout out to the Sanislo PTA Carnival. Take a look at some of the photos and have a read.
