Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Long time no post. Been working on some awesome things at work and been too busy to think straight. Oh, and riding the Wiss every Wednesday night. So here's a kitty falling down to keep you occupied until I find time to blog again.
funny gifs

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Welding mask glass filter

VitraHaus, Weil am RheinHELLFIRE AND BRIMSTONEWhitbyWhitbySteetley MagnesiteWhitby pier
Saltburn Pier.Saltburn Pier.Whitbypower-lines and waterwaysislandsthrough the clouds
JuttingFast SkySea PostsBoating poolSamphire HoeMy Welding Mask Glass setup
Ramsgate breakwater-22Long Exposure - Pier Arm Lighthouse-4Old Lift Shaft 1The Light Leads the WayThe LighthouseLanding Platform

Welding mask glass filter, a group on Flickr.

This is awesome. I'm going to see about picking up a sheet of welding glass for a buck on Ebay and take some pics. Fantastic shots.

Monday, May 06, 2013

Pssshhhhhjhhjjtt5t

Pssshhhhhjhhjjtt5t by djkntz
Pssshhhhhjhhjjtt5t, a photo by djkntz on Flickr.

ppsshhhht is the worst sound to hear on the commute home from work.

Sunday, May 05, 2013

R.I.P. waffle iron

R.I.P. waffle iron by djkntz
R.I.P. waffle iron, a photo by djkntz on Flickr.

The poor Belgian Waffle Maker served me well for a long time. Thankfully it lived to see the end of the Spring Classics this year.

Friday, May 03, 2013

Ride to work day



I know that today isn't a "ride to work" day, but May is National Bike Month so in honor of that, and the fact my wife took my Volvo today because her car is in the shop, I rode to work. Chances are, I'll ride home as well.

Thursday, May 02, 2013

Tuesday, February 05, 2013

I sometimes feel as if I've played Devils' Advocate to win, and I feel a bit ashamed to admit that. Remember, just because the immediate consequences of speaking up might be unpleasant, you still have a right and responsibility to make your voice heard.

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

It's not pronounced "Lie-berry"

I'm a huge fan of +Free Library of Philadelphia and make use of a number of services. Yes, they have dead-tree books, as you would expect, but they also provide a range of electronic and online services, from e-books to streaming music and everything in between. Check out their Digital Media page for a complete list.
Check out this infographic to see what's available, and what is coming down the road from your public library. And keep in mind all this stuff costs, so if you find yourself with a spare buck or two in your pocket maybe help them out with a donation.

http://open-site.org/blog/the-future-of-libraries/


The Future of Libraries

Boomtown Rats

The lead in this story is my daughter's school. She doesn't attend the high school in the former GlaxoSmithKline building, though. ...