I recently left my internal enterprise programming position at ambulance manufacturer Frazer, located in southwest Houston. I am now currently working with FlipSide5 on iPhone application development. Two of the main guys there are old NeXTstep programmers I worked with at FannieMae in the mid 90s and in a software development tools company, Inline Software, … Read more
Since the meme was unimplored, and it somewhat amused me, and it was totally random and adequately non sequitur, I share with you my album cover:
Ancient Orient Museum |
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even in his silence… |
And FYI:
a museum in tokyo
Stanislaw Lem
I followed the directions from my friend Peter’s post. My modification being that I didn’t photoshop it:
Spring is already on show in Houston. A particularly warm day in February brought out the wood sorrel, which hangs around for a few months, showing itself on warm days. There are so many species of Oxalis that I’m not even going to attempt to identify this one. It does much better in the parts … Read more
My first exposure to the Sun City development north of Austin was via billboards in Austin in the mid 80s. They were really selling it up: lots of billboards. Of course, at the time, there was a Steven Van Zant protest song of the same name. I recall it protesting some gambling city being run … Read more
I was out for a bicycle ride in the neighborhood on Saturday. Actually, I was running up to the Credit Union on 19th. It’s always nice to check out what’s going on in the neighborhood. I went close to Evan and Emily’s place. Just got their birth announcement in the mail, but I decided to … Read more
“Not only should Texans be able to buy Texas beer, but our beer-buying money should, whenever possible, stay in the communities where the beer is produced.” So says J.R. Labbe at the Star-Telegram. Contact your state senator and representative and tell them to support HB 754 and SB 1062. Heck, tell them to co-sponsor it. … Read more