my new iphone calendar fave
Jon Gruber pointed out calvetica on his site. As a lover of Helvetica, what could be better than a clean simple calendar program. Its my new default. Love it.
the shrinking middle class
C.E.O.’s of the largest American companies earned an average of 42 times as much as the average worker in 1980, but 531 times as much in 2001. Perhaps the most astounding statistic is this: From 1980 to 2005, more than … Continued
midterms in historical perspective
It was an old-fashioned butt kicking that the Democrats received in the midterms this week. And it was certainly a reflection of the tough economic times in our country. But there’s an interesting article in the Washington Monthly which points … Continued
another bar-n-ranch sunset
Another evening at the bar-n-ranch in West Yellowstone
the bar-n-ranch at sunset
This was taken at Rick Ledyard’s West Yellowstone ranch around sunset. This could have been taken in my yard, but my feelings of being immersed in some incredible nature are reflected in this photo.
os x software: launch bar
My OS X software recommendation for this week is Launch Bar, a nifty unobtrusive utility from Objective Development. I’ve grown to appreciate simple utility applications, ones that aren’t bloated with too many features or looks. This app is simplicity at … Continued
yellowstone national park
The Firehole river passes through some very active steam vents and geysers. This was taken right by a pulloff in the park
stop messing with my copy/paste
John Gruber’s post on Daring Fireball alerted me to the Tynt service that many web sites are using. What basically happens is that when you visit a Tynt-enabled web site, a javascript is loaded which feeds information of what you … Continued
iPad content
I eagerly downloaded the Wired iPad app to check out how it worked. I was disappointed with the layout and navigation. I found myself lost at times as well as innundated by an overwhelming number of advertisements. I’m finding the … Continued