February 2009
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January 2009
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“Late last year, my family found a line-a-day diary maintained by my great-aunt...”
– From David Griner at The Social Path: http://bit.ly/NBi0
More mockups with Balsamiq
Spent the afternoon and evening building a few more Genlighten mockups for Justin. Balsamiq continues to be a great tool for laying out UI elements, sizing text blocks, and just visualizing how an entire page can come together. Focused on “Provider Settings” and “Lookup Offering Preview” pages.
Enchilada casserole & brownies for dinner
My wife made marvelous enchilada casserole and brownies for dinner tonight. We spent the evening at the Family History Center where she finished up her lookups for the day and I worked on Genlighten design ideas and code-reuse.
Techstars comes to Chicago!
I attended an informal Techstars meetup at Threadless in Chicago tonight. Micah Baldwin of Lijit and Chris Wand of Foundry Group were there to give us the scoop on the Techstars program. Harper Reed, CTO of Threadless, was our host.
We first got a quick tour of Threadless’ office/warehouse/game room… including the resident graffitti artist’s half-pipe. Then Chris and Micah...
“We bought AWESOME ties and belts, courtesy of the mission. The ties here are...”
– 26 Jan 2009 e-mail from our son Lowell, currently serving an LDS Church mission in Luhansk, Ukraine.
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Hello, world!
I’m signed up to give a presentation on lifestreaming web resources at the South Davis Genealogy Fair in March. One of my goals for the presentation is to explore microblogging services like Tumblr and discuss what I learn with my audience. So here I am, trying it out!
So far, the selection of default themes seems appealing enough. I haven’t yet figured out how to easily customize the theme I...