Score 3!
Overall, a good day for geocaching in Como Park, but Dam the Cayuga Cache is becoming our arch nemesis.
Overall, a good day for geocaching in Como Park, but Dam the Cayuga Cache is becoming our arch nemesis.
I added a whole mess of new links to my “Derek reads…” list. I didn’t realize how many more feeds I’ve started following since I last updated that!
Every day I’ve been driving by the slowly demolishing Aud, and keep seeing the old, cigarette smoke-yellowed sound baffling cans hanging from the ceiling and envisioning this shot: Luckily, Sara Etten snapped it, along with a series of other great shots, available here.
I’ve posted all the other Terminal events for October… except for this one – Doors Open Niagara 2006. The Terminal will be participating again this year both days – Saturday 10/14 and Sunday 10/15 from 10am-5pm. The Terminal is even the… ahem… poster child for this year’s event.
Let’s start off with a video of the foundation wall forms set in place before the concrete was poured… That also saves me a lot of typing! After this, they do exactly what you expect – fill with concrete, like so… Then a few days later, the forms come off and all you have left…
I left this comment on the Responsible New York website, in response to Tom Golisano’s statement: Thank you, Mr. Golisano, for bringing the most transparency we’ve seen in a long time to New York State government. Until now there have still been a handful of people that believed that politicians were elected by the people…
Here are this week’s five interesting articles, handpicked by yours truly. A History of Enterprise IT in One Slide [AIIM Digital Landfill] I love a good graphic, and this one is a pretty clear illustration of computing history. Part 1 – FAST for SharePoint 2010 Features and Proposition [A Static State] FAST for SharePoint 2010…