Jason, You’re not the only one the forgets about the Wilde Roast.
I’ll be biking through NE thinking, “Where can I go for lunch and wifi?….Oh, yeah, there’s the Wilde Roast.”
Good grilled cheese as well.
About time. And product. And being more deliberate.
Jason, You’re not the only one the forgets about the Wilde Roast.
I’ll be biking through NE thinking, “Where can I go for lunch and wifi?….Oh, yeah, there’s the Wilde Roast.”
Good grilled cheese as well.
I’m trying to find the online version of an article in Today’s PiPress. This is really hard.
Searching for the author’s name doesn’t work. Copying the headline from the PDF version of the front page and pasting it into search doesn’t work.
Found it.
I Googled for the headline, the only result – Chuck’s posting of the article.
Here it is: On vacation, but still in the loop. Hi, I’m Garrick and I take my laptop on vacation. Especially to places I love.
Thanks to Julio, Chuck, and Google.
I forgot to mention all the blogging I did on that trip.
Re-reading those posts, looks like we’re just now flirting with the low end of the gas prices I saw in Europe 6 months ago.
I bought Tony Thomas from Minneapoliscast, Andrea Meyers from HowWasTheShow.com, and Justin Grammens from LocalTone.com, and Brian McDonough from MinnieIndie.com lunch to talk about the Minneapolis music scene.
We cover the goal of each of their sites, the challenges of finding good independent music, and Brian makes some band recommendations.
Listen to Lunch with Minneapoliscast, How Was The Show, LocalTone, and MinnieIndie.com [35 min].
Installed Open Web Analytics for WordPress this afternoon. Just a few hours into it, it’s giving me data I haven’t seen since Urchin
Tyler Patterson just finished up a Masters Thesis project investigating adding all the University of Minnesota Twin Cities’ campus energy sources into the Chicago Climate Exchange.
In this numbers and stats intensive conversation, we discuss:
Listen to Measuring Carbon Footprints with Tyler Patterson [41 min].
I had attributed the following quote to Chuck Olsen. Over lunch last week, he denied credit for it. Looks like I mixed up my film makers.
My biggest issue with browser-based apps is their complete uselessness when I’m without internet access (or low bandwidth situations). Still happens quite frequently.
I knew that situation wouldn’t last long, but of all the potential outcomes, I didn’t expect this one: Joyent Slingshot and Google Gears turn browser-based apps into offline desktop apps.
Crazy.
Notice all the stores Dave mentions are related:
Personally, I can count on one hand the number of items I’ve ever purchased from Gap Inc. They just don’t sell things in my size, let alone style.
Matt Thompson (Snarkmarket, vita.mn) and I discuss one of Matt’s most compelling memes – telling stories over time. via:
Listen to Time Traveling Journalism with Matt Thompson [28 min].
18 people have befriended Ququoo. It seems to be working as expected. Praise Murphy.