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Airline crappery
ByDerekHaving had the privilege of logging quite a few airline miles on rarely the same airline in the last year, I’ve seen the extremely wide range of customer service offerings from both U.S. and foreign carriers. I’ve flown domestic carriers that offered nothing more than a 6oz soft drink on a 5 hour flight, to…
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Broadway-Fillmore Alive
ByDerekBROADWAY-FILLMORE ALIVE: NEW GROUP TO PROMOTE HISTORIC EAST SIDE NEIGHBORHOOD BUFFALO – February 6, 2006 – Broadway-Fillmore Alive announced its formation today. The group founded by three individuals with ties to the Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood wants to promote, preserve and revitalize the area focusing equally on its historic past and on building its future. Co-founder Christopher…
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Where in the world is our Travel Bug?
ByDerekOur travel bug has been pimpin’ all over the world in Africa for quite some time now. Got an update today that it’s still in South Africa, but it’s moving towards the Indian Ocean, currently near the city of Durban on Umgeni Road. Total mileage traveled so far: 11,287.6
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San Babila
ByDerekTwo quick snapshots of San Babila – which after two trips to Milan, I still have yet to go inside.
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- Derek | Friday Five | Geek
Friday Five – January 21, 2011
ByDerekHere 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…
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- Buffalo | Derek | Preservation | Skyway
It’s Skyway reuse day!
ByDerekApparently, there is no shortage of Skyway reuse ideas out there today. BuffaloGeek sets us up for an interview on this next week: While it’s a much better concept than Tielman Park, again, what problems does it solve? It’s an incredibly inefficient way to get to the outer harbor by foot, and it doesn’t solve…
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