On December 1st, I wrote a post that was equal parts letter to Sharp and expression of lament on the passing of my beloved graphing calculator. My Sharp EL-9300C had been with me since high school. We’d lived in 6 states together. We’d shared gains and divided losses. We’d integrated …
Back on an average day in January, I decided to keep an account of what I did for about 24 hours. It was an amusing and interesting experiment, if a bit daunting to look back upon. Today, I did it again. Not counting “little” interruptions, here’s the highlights:
So Adele is all the rage these days, especially given her big night at the Grammys this week — where her song “Rolling in the Deep” won big. It’s a great song, and her lauds are well deserved. That said, I think — for the record — that “Set Fire …
A friend and colleague kindly passed along this link to a blog containing a link to the “Ads Preferences Manager” that Google associates with a given user. In other words, following the link on your computer shows you what/who Google thinks you are. I followed this link on my work …
Recently, someone suggested that I write posts here more often. This was without doubt an incredibly kind thing to say — a writer first and foremost, after all, wants to hear that his or her work has been read — but it was also an unpleasant reminder of how busy …