My daughter. She’s cute. She’s fun. I love her.
And she’s going to take over the world and straighten all of us out. Well that’s my plan for her…but no pressure. Savior of the universe should be a cake walk for her.
Sure, being a dad isn’t always fun. Let’s face it kids don’t always listen. But it’s the simple, little moments that make you forget all the tantrums.
Today we took maddy to see the Easter bunny at the local rec center. She was a little overwhelmed at first, it was noisy with lots of kids running to and fro. But as soon as she saw the bunny she made a bee line. We had to corral her and have her wait in line. Then after she saw him, we went back for a second visit.
The real fun of kids is rediscovering the world as they do. I know, I’m only reciting the same realizations every new parent has. But it’s still true. Kids keep you young at heart (and sleepy). And help you see the world as you use to. As a magical place.
I look forward to discovering and exploring the world more with my little girl. Some day she’ll have to learn the world is a bit poopy. But for now it can be new and magical.
I read this CNET news article and all I could say is…wow. I mean…what is Adobe thinking? If you’re going to add a fee to something that was previously free then you have to add enormous value. But it seems they’re simply changing the rules. And they’re doing it at a time when Flash is under attack on multiple fronts. It seems an ill fated course.
My love hate relationship with Adobe is volatile. I use Adobe products every day to accomplish my job. I’ve used and applauded Adobe products for decades. But once they started to attain an unrivaled position in the graphic arts community (after they took down Quark) they’ve started to irk me. They’ve become prideful bullies.
I, like the those who commented on the article, believe that this action will only hasten the demise of Flash. No it’s not going to disappear overnight…but it will certainly encourage developers to look into other solutions and technologies. And from what I’ve seen with HTML5, Javascript, and CSS3, Flash isn’t the only game in town.
Adobe…pride goeth before a fall…I hope you find a soft landing.
Adobe to charge Flash coders to use ‘premium’ features | Deep Tech – CNET News.
Like most designers and ad guys I revere and love David Ogilvy. So when I stumbled upon this blog post with 10 Ogilvy quotes…I knew I had to post it.
A neat use of scrolling/parallax in web design.
Inception Explained – An interactive animated infographic.
This is a great story. A creative fella posted some ideas about the US Marines fighting the Roman legions…. and it became popular. So popular movie execs noticed. It really is a small, heavily connected world.
How One Response to a Reddit Query Became a Big Budget Flick | Underwire | Wired.com.
OK, I’ll admit it….I manage and curate lots of various blogs during work. We generate a lot of content for clients. So I’ve never really kept up with my own blog.
But I figure…it’s time. And since the old, old, old, blog I set up using Apple’s MobileMe and iWeb (don’t laugh) is going to disappear when the web hosting part of MobileMe ends (very soon). I figured it’s as good as time as any to restart my personal blog…and move it to something that’s easier to use and support. Yup…WordPress.