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My appetite made the news. On the front cover, beneath the fold, section E, in the “Just 1 Minute” sidebar, of the Indianapolis Star, you’ll find a few words about my “No Repeat Lunch Week” campaign. Reporter Shari Rudavsky from the Star called me earlier this week. We conducted the interview over the phone and …
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Next Friday, June 3, 2005, I will officially conclude my “No Repeat Lunch Week” campaign after having visited my 100th unique restaurant for lunch. The whole thing has been silly and fun. At noon, everyday, I knew I was going to eat somewhere new. Thinking my whole experience might make for a fun lifestyle story …
Yesterday, I was reading an article called “Easy-peasy PHP” on Digital Web Magazine’s website. As I was busy learning how I could become a better programmer, I realized something I wrote was being cited as a reference: “Later on we might want to use PHP to make the list highlight the current page, perhaps using …
My brother Cameron has been busy working on his movie Threshold of Hell. His team, Threshold Productions, has released a series of online comics to tie folks over while they are in production. Threshold Productions, creators of the post-apocalyptic political comedy, The Beach Party at the Threshold of Hell, are pleased to announce the …
Looks like Raleigh, NC (home) got hit by a surprise snow storm. My favorite quote from this news story is this one: “In Raleigh, a mere inch of snow was all it took to cripple North Carolina’s capital…” So true. Heck, I remember they used to cancel school and the prediction of snow.