Here’s one of those “The more you know…” moments:
Mental Health holds in New Orleans are handled by the Coroner’s Office.
Don’t ask me how I know.
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Beatrix has only been to a McDonalds one other time in her life. And only for an ice cream cone. So, when tonight at the fish fry the subject of Shamrock Shakes came up, we realized we had to explain by doing.
Kottke.org Redesigns With 2024 Vibes
In thinking about how I wanted kottke.org to look and, more importantly, feel going forward, I wanted more social media energy than blog energy — one could also say “more old school blog energy than contemporary blog energy”. Blogs now either look like Substack/Medium or Snow Fall and I didn’t want to pattern kottke.org after either of those things. I don’t want to write articles — I want to blog.
Jason Kottke’s new redesign is perfect for the task he sets out to do. Plan the work and work the plan. What we believe in.
Episode 514: Choices | PM Talks S1:E2 – Productivityist
Our discussion was wide-ranging, but one topic stood out prominently: Choices. This theme resonated throughout our conversation, highlighting the significant impact of intentional living and personal metrics on achieving genuine satisfaction in life.
For your weekend listening, Mike Vardy and I talk about choices.
My daughter’s school has a place where they can post their (anonymized) college rejection letters and there’s so many layers of awesome here I’m not even sure where to begin.
To some of us, Nineteen Eighty-Four was a warning. For others, an instruction manual.
Everybody does it is not exactly a strong defense.
This is your regular reminder:
A blog (a truncation of “weblog”) is an informational website consisting of discrete, often informal diary-style text entries (posts). Posts are typically displayed in reverse chronological order so that the most recent post appears first, at the top of the web page.
Therefore, each entry is called a “post” not a “blog”.
I’ll take no further questions at this time.
Can confirm. This is a thing.
Spotted at my daughter’s school. I’ll further note that the cross-stitch is covering the WiFi password.
