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My all-time fav text editor just got better - in fact, it got Carbonized!

Today I'm looking to do something I never thought I would do, and am fairly certain that I'm risking hell-fire: I'm looking to install Microsft Visual Basic on my pc. The situation at work has gotten to the point where we are likely to be billed out as M$ platform web developers, so my only chance at survival is to see if there's a way to implement some time-tested ideas in a new (shudder) environment.

Phil Suh on the Camworld CMS list -

"And that's what good content management systems do: eliminate tedious repetitive work, prevent human error, and allow content authors to concentrate on their writing, and not on the technical tasks involved in publishing."

REM has a photo of the artwork for the new album REVEAL on their site.

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REM has a photo of the artwork for the new album REVEAL on their site.

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From a USAToday article on R.E.M.'s new album REVEAL, U2's Bono:

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REM has a photo of the artwork for the new album REVEAL on their site.

This is great - it's classic REM style (art directed by Micheal Stipe) - UP-ish lettering, country landscape, and shadow of Michael-with-camera. (Can any serious REM fan tell me that's NOT what we're seeing? Think "Document".)

More pics of my new home:

this is me in my new cube. actually, i share a double-wide with my buddy hans.

things I'm working on right now:

Well, I haven't been updating this site very often lately... been super busy at work, and at home. Today we (work mates) moved from our old offices (big space, mini-kitchen, large offices) into the new, nice, cubicle-rife space that is the new Compass office. sigh. Now working in a mini cube-farm, we're relegated to headphone use (where before we each had booming sub-woofers ;-)), and smaller work areas.

I suppose we'll get used to it, and it'll mean a lot less driving between locations for meetings and such. But it's still a shame.

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I recently had 22 apps running on my newly Mac-OSX-ized G3/450, including Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Photoshop, M$ Outlook Exchange client, 2 browsers, Terminal, iTunes (ripping CDs), Mail...

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