mindgraffiti

mindgraffiti - noun; musings on creative work, publicly posted.

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I am a web developer for the API Web Services dept., where I learn a little more about cows and PHP every day.

Midwest Values

Tuesday, July 1st, 2008

One of the forwarded e-mails I received today had a sharp observation that I, for once, agreed with:
Is it just me?
As you watch the flooding in the Midwest, have you noticed that there
are no farmers running around with stolen plasma TVs or holding stolen
liquor over their heads.
There’s no looting or yelling ‘Where’s Bush?’, ‘Where’s FEMA?,  [...]

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Food for thought: Supporting the Fair Tax

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

When I need a break from solving a problem on a project, I tend to read something completely unrelated to the subject I was working on. I fell down a rabbit hole and just finished reading an excellent article at Change Your Tree: I Support The Fair Tax (And Why You Should Too).
It’s already known [...]

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Not to Visit: Down the Rabbit Hole

Thursday, August 30th, 2007

At work there are many time wasters to be found. How to get things done, with the enticing lure of play just one link away? Set up banned links for yourself. At home, I don’t care if I fall down the rabbit hole, chasing link after link until I have stumbled upon a site that [...]

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Keeping motivated

Tuesday, August 28th, 2007

Staying motivated to do the dull stuff over and over again is very, very difficult. To see yourself through a repetitive, boring task, try listening to an audio book while cranking out the widgets on your computer. Even a mind-numbing task can fly by if you keep your mind entertained. Why not head over to [...]

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Web Design Cheese

Thursday, August 23rd, 2007

To be fair, here is how I spend most of my day.

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Tags: funny, random

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