Saturday evening found me over by the canal on the Princeton/West Windsor border, Sunday afternoon I was back nearby at the Updike Farmstead (previous posts – here and here). Both areas qualify as falling within the remaining buffer and both will remain so since they are protected areas.
Post-sunset, [...]
iTunes just sold their ten billionth song, Johnny Cash’s Guess Things Happen That Way. Kind of cool that it’s Johnny Cash, that the title fits, that its got a great jaunty spare 50′s production quality to it, and that it’s out of the current mainstream.
And now, ladies and gentleman, Mr. Johnny Cash:
*This is a 2/26 re-edit of this post. I first published it on 2/24 running the photos in color. Since then I came up with a b&w conversion I am much happier with – so out went the color.*
I rushed last weekend to complete some more work on the buffer project. I know I’ll [...]
Apple has just released an update to Aperture 3. You can access the update via Software Update in your System Preferences or as a standalone file from here.
From the release notes:
This update improves overall stability and addresses a number of issues in Aperture 3, including:
Upgrading libraries from earlier [...]
My kids seem obsessed with knowing a person’s age. Somehow, to them, it connotes where the person fits in the world.
Dad, how old is the Naked Cowboy?
Fifteen. [That's my stock answer when it's clear there is absolutely no reason I should know the person's age.]
Yeah, right. [...]
A few more images from the buffer.
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The Buffer blog post.
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Update – 2/16/11: The Buffer Gets a Gallery
Photoshop turned 20 yesterday – so it’s time to bring out a couple of quick stories.
I first started using Photoshop back with version 2.5. It was on a Windows PC in 1992 or 1993. Back then, if you bought a mid-level or higher scanner Photoshop was often included for free and that’s how I [...]
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