Social Networking - Facebook, Flickr, MySpace, LinkedIn, Del.icio.us, etc.

I just went through the process of changing my blog, Facebook, and LinkedIn pages/profiles to all link to each other (and an added bonus, my Facebook profile also links to my Flickr page.  I've noticed a few things, and I've dropped my thoughts here.

RC Car in the Snow

I took my Radio Controlled Car out into the snow last week, and got some pictures...

Press Cancel?

If someone could kindly show the new computer users where the cancel button is, I think it would be appreciated.

Hint: it is in the upper right-hand corner.

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Long Time to add Groundhog Day?

Sometimes I get amazed at how long some simple tasks take.  Like this one, for example, which was adding holidays to my Outlook calendar.  It took a few seconds to add Groundhog Day.

Axe Garlic Scent

There's a long story here.  I'm not going to go into it.  New Axe Garlic Scent!  Click on the image for a larger view.

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DISCLAIMER: This is not a real product.  If you even thought for one remote second that Axe actually made a Garlic scent, you need to do the world a favor and kill yourself, considering that your intelligence level is that of a shovel.

REAL DISCLAIMER: I don't work for Axe, but I do use some of their products.  I did not ask Axe for permission to use their can likeness, so hopefully they won't decide to sue me.

Browser Wars

After seeing http://www.joyoftech.com/joyoftech/joyarchives/1120.html, I had to redo it in PhotoShop using the latest mess I found in the shit that is Internet Explorer 7.  Click for a larger (legible) image.

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After seeing that, you can check out http://arstechnica.com/journals/microsoft.ars/2006/8/16/4999, which is a response to IE Group Program Manager's response to people bitching about IE and standards compliance.  I found this after building a Web Site in Visual Web Developer 2005 (a Micro$oft product) and having it look perfect in FireFox, only to bring it up in Internet Explorer and having some wierd shit happen.  An ASP:Panel changed border styles and text colors (white text was showing up as blue, even if I used '#FFFFFF' instead of 'White').

Travel Demand Modeling 101 Part 1: Terminology

It occurred to me that many people likely do not understand all of the terminology of travel demand models.  Because of this, I felt the need to list many of them here.