Wednesday, February 21, 2007 12:12:27 AM

21 Feb 2007 in General by Garrick

the first post of the day - written from quicksilver.

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anyone else seeing 'promote' & 'remove' buttons on Google search results listings? 6 hrs ago
software: indulgence & necessity - all in one. 6 hrs ago
Things You Already Knew: opening a $3.99 2006 California Malbec counts as at least 3 bad ideas. 8 hrs ago
@korf420 showed me a new goal: have a business where the customers are on a 5yr waiting list. 12 hrs ago
@pfhyper - wow, that phone link wins for most convoluted Rickroll. 13 hrs ago
@dbrauer - similarly odd, I was named Secretary of Social Networking. 13 hrs ago
Churchill's quote: "You can always count on Americans to do the right thing - after they've tried everything else." Has never been truer :) 14 hrs ago
@coryzignego, working remotely has savings for both employers & employees. W/ a good collab. infrastructure productivity increases are huge 19 hrs ago
after 3 long nights of programming, I made 2 big breakthroughs tonight. Just in time for Friday Night Testing. What? Oh, you're single. 1 day ago
@timelliott - #broadcastculture is over, it's now all about the long spatula. 1 day ago
More updates...

T-81 and Counting In the interests of incremental deadlines, I’ve added this project to the list of demos at the upcoming MinneDemo.
Can I Celebrate New Years on Feb 1? Like magic, all the crazy stress and pressure I’ve been working through the past 8 weeks evaporated at the stroke of 12 last night. Seriously, magic. I have no other explanation. Then again, I have no explanation for why January was that tough either. Things feel like they’re right back where they should be. Mind if
Gesture Deja Vu Gesture Deja Vu…..I haven’t read Steve Gilmor for a while now, so I kept having to check the post date on his Gesturesphere post. I swear I read the first 3 paragraphs more than 2 years ago. Perhaps, like Don Sobol, Gillmor re-uses a handful of intros with each gesture.
Ready for Some Stories Stephanie Quilao explains RSS in 3-panels. Now, I can cross that off my Things To Do list. Thanks Stephanie.
Don’t Hold Your Breath While Darren’s post is specific the challenges of high-profile, pro-bike racing, the messed up relationship he describes is evident in so many other industries, the major entertainment publishers come to mind immediately (music, books, etc). While I admittedly don’t know the specifics of the issues within bike racing (Darren’s the expert here, and I could scare