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Friday, April 22, 2011
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
supergreen?

Hopefully, my soap will arrive with no plastic packaging. That's why it's super green. I'll report.
My plan is: wash my dishes with nothing from a plastic bottle - hopefully nothing with a plastic bag or wrapper, either. We'll see.
I'm watching a pretty darned compelling movie at hulu: Flow: For the Love of
Water. Kudos to Hulu.
goals
sell things in 100% non-plastic packaging
(subtopic: establish a network of zero plastic food service providers)
take home services to the next level
sell information about building web2.0 infrastructure
(subtopic: establish a network of zero plastic food service providers)
take home services to the next level
sell information about building web2.0 infrastructure
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
interface

I read Edwin O. Reischauer's Japan, the Story of a Nation. The brief description of the Meiji Restoration sort amazed me. Who were these people, who had a vision of modernity for the nation, and organized the nation to realize it.
But, few details were provided. At any rate, here I am, watching silly movies and cartoons, because it's the only thing I seem to be able to do. But here's a cartoon about the Restoration (sort of)!
This creepy movie channel, Crackle, is doing a lot of things right. Example: you can watch episode after episode of a cartoon ... just let it run. (The other great thing, besides that there are lots of movies and shows to watch, is: when it hangs up, and you reload the page to reset it, it starts up right where you were. That's extremely well done.)
Why do I call it creepy? So many slasher flicks. But, the truth is, I even like some of those. There are lots of popular films I'm glad to get a chance to see, too. So, I'm on a big movie watching exploration.
Jeepers, I just burned a kitchen towel into a pile of ashes. Explanation, eventually.
Monday, April 18, 2011
kitch
in order to qualify as kitch, a thing has to be both tacky and fun ... and in some way good ... based on reading a third of the book ...
code
The problem is one of the elements of CAD. The project is: developing a CAD that is freely available to anyone, running on line in the browser, with an easily understood interface, limitless representational and publishing power, and supported by advertising.
code

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