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Bring It Back To Life concert series continues
ByDerekThe Bring It Back To Life concert series continues Friday March 24th at Nietzsche’s, a place I played at once before myself. I’ve never heard The Thermidors or The Nowhere Mine before, but I give two thumbs up to Breakerbox and The Feast! FRIDAY – MARCH 24TH NIETZSCHE’S – 248 Allen Street -Buffalo NY Doors…
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The clock tower couldn’t be saved
ByDerekThe Courthouse Square set from Back To The Future was sadly destroyed in the massive fire at Universal Studios Sunday. The Scene: (movie capture from BTTFTour.com) Before the fire: (from TheStudioTour.com) During the Fire: (AP photo by Mike Meadows / June 1, 2008) After the Fire: (Gary Friedman/Los Angeles Times) Oddly enough, this is the…
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Doors Open Niagara 2006
ByDerekI’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.
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A reformed sinner
ByDerekNot a title you’d typically expect for a Lotus-geek related post, but I’m using it for good reason. A couple years ago I came up with this org chart hierarchy database that would create a visual representation of a person in the address book, showing their manager, their peers, and their subordinates, all based on…
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Think it can’t happen to your town?
ByDerekIt ain’t easy bein’ green, especially in Marburg, Germany where a new building ordinance now requires any homeowner that does roof or heating system repairs to install solar panels. From his deck, Mr. Schönherr can see the town’s famous hilltop Gothic castle as well as two of its three power-generating windmills. On his roof, a…
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Quarry Market
ByDerekBack in December, I had the opportunity to travel to San Antonio, TX for work. While there I made it a point to see not only the Alamo and the Riverwalk, but an excellent example of adaptive reuse. Quarry Market is a beautiful new shopping center built on the former site of the Alamo Cement…
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