There’ll never be another Randy Savage. Hat tip to Devin.
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…And Paul Winfield as ‘The Mirror’
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Anyone that follows my shared items knows that Where’s Randy Savage is my favorite site in years, but this entry might be their crown jewel.
The bottles are key.
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Given yesterday’s launch, thought this old chestnut would be appropriate.
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A holiday classic (via Mashable).
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Just spectacular. Via Boing Boing.
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Five Years at Ning
It seems like only yesterday that I flew up to Palo Alto for my first meeting with Gina and Marc. Insane. Things have certainly changed in major ways, but it’s been a great five years. Here’s to many more.
As I do every year, here’s my first (pre-employment) Ning Blog appearance. For extra retro excitement, here’s a post about the evolution of my personal site.
One of my favorite opening title sequences ever.
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We’ll Miss You, Dr. Nolan
Of the countless teachers and professors I had over the years, a small handful stick out in my mind as real influencers over my life and career. Mike Nolan was on this short list.
As my academic advisor, he went out of his way to help me assemble a course schedule that allowed me to remain focused on my major (English) while still dabbling in Art, Journalism (a department which he singlehandedly kept alive) and all sorts of other shenanigans. The fact that he was unassumingly hilarious didn’t hurt either.
Dr. Nolan was extremely interested in where Journalism was going as the digital space grew and grew, and continued to keep in touch with me every few years to see how my career was progressing.
This morning I heard the news of his unexpected death and was absolutely stunned. The world has lost a great guy, and I’m honored to have had him as a teacher.
