Like Darren, I don’t know that whining about my own personal struggle is prudent, considering that many people aren’t even CLOSE to getting services restored, but I had an interesting talk with a co-worker that kind of got me thinking. This ice storm we’re having is the most disruptive weather-related situation I can recall. When [...]
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New Year, New Site Features?
January 2nd, 2009 
Seth I was talking with Chris recently, who told me about his idea to revamp his site completely away from a blog-type forum, and go in a totally new direction. I’ll let him tell you that, and not steal his thunder. But it got me to thinking: what could I do new with my site? The [...]
2008… Good Riddance?
December 31st, 2008 Seth That’s the feel I’m getting around the net as I look at several countdowns and year-in-review articles, that this year just wasn’t so great. I didn’t really get that. I can’t really think of stuff that happened to me this year that was much different than in years before. Yes, the economy is not doing [...]
The Goose is Getting Fat
December 18th, 2008 Seth Right now, I have very few Christmas gifts bought. I have nearly everyone on my list picked out, but have only actually purchased/built/etc around 40% of the presents. I do this every year, and it’s never a problem, but this year, watching all the morons at the intersection of Burkhardt and the Lloyd, it makes [...]
I Know Someone Famous
October 7th, 2008 Seth Alright, maybe not famous YET, but a photographer at the station is getting some recognition for a film he’s working on. Neil Kellen is putting together a movie called ‘Abaddon’. He’s decided to make his entire production “open-source”, getting input, donations, script help, etc from the community. It’s a concept that got him some attention [...]
Web Slinger it is…
July 24th, 2008 Seth So in a landslide vote online (5-0), lined up with my own preference, I’m back to being Web Slinger, and I’m glad I did it. There are several games that are more fun going back to. I can’t believe I’ve been playing Oblivion on and off for more than TWO YEARS. I had fired it [...]
