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Power out at home. Not to be denied our productive day Kyle and I have moved to Panera Bread.
Power out at home. Not to be denied our productive day Kyle and I have moved to Panera Bread.
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Panera reflection
Working from Panera Bread today with Chris. I like the reflection of the lamp in my Macbook.
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Table at Panera
One of the many days of working at Panera. This one Eliza, Chris, and Andrew were there.
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Panera on Wednesday
A shot from this past Wednesday. I get a lot of work done in the energy of Panera Bread.
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Doing the Panera Bread thing again
I’ve written about Panera before. How it, and other cafes with free wifi, provide a good solid atmosphere for clearing your head all while getting some work done. Mike thinks I smell, so he is over there. Atmosphere definitely lends itself to attitude – so if you find yourself slugging behind a little – get…
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Powered by Panera
You may notice that my web site has some new digs. Something that is probably obvious to you, is that I am not completely done with the home page, but the improvements that the theme brings to the table are too valuable not to launch it just a bit early. One of the biggest complaints…
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Panera Bread fills a very large void
I live in Northeastern Pennsylvania. It is a choice that comes with many drawbacks, as well as many advantages, much like any other geographical location on the planet. Some of the main advantages include cost of living, diverse and beautiful terrain, seasonal changes, and being relatively close to large cities like Philadelphia and New York…
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Why you should never ask permission to clean up code
"Can I take some time to clean up this code? It is horrendous." The answer should always be yes to this question. However, often times we find ourselves up against walls in the form of budgets, time, due dates and expectation and so the typical "powers that be" at companies often veto the request. My…
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Northeastern Pennsylvania is still behind the times
As I sit in our local Panera Bread, belly full of warm soup, after a day of traveling, meetings and recording an episode of Wine Library TV with my friend Gary – I’m reminded of this post about Panera and how it fills a void in our area. As I read the post I began…
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Three years with the Macbook
Three years is a long time. In the world of electronics it might as well be an eternity. So you’d think I’d be surprised to report that I’ve been using my black Macbook for a little more than three years. But I’m not surprised at all. Why? Two years ago, near the one-year anniversary of…
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Random 60: How would you use The Force?
[viddler id-4fea0a7c h-280 w-420] Random 60: How would you use The Force? Favorite on Viddler. My friend Chris Coleman and I, from Panera Bread, discuss what we’d do if we had The Force. Chris, who I must thank for allowing me to use his shiny Kodak Zi6 to record today’s Random 60, says that he’d…
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The way Brightkite fits
A few months ago I was invited to join Brightkite. At the time I wasn’t too keen on giving up my exact location all the time, nor did I want to switch from Twitter to Brightkite and start all over again. For any of you reading this, the way Brightkite fits into my daily routine…
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How the advertising experiment is going so far
In very early January I decided to run an experiment where I’d put Adsense on this site for a few months, not do anything differently than I normally would, and see how much a personal site could earn. Although I only planned on having ads on this site for January and February, they were so…
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I lost some Flickr views
I’ve had a ton of photos (and screenshots) on Flickr that have gone well over 1000 views. A few of my screenshots are in the 5,000 range. Recently, however, I had a photo that almost surpassed 1000 views in record time, and I was going to mention that fact – except that I lost some…