Monkinetic Weblog

XVI Edition, September 2025

More Navigation

Entries matching ''

← first ← previous page 456 of 574 next → last →


Signlog #4: Reaction

Sleepy Steve Signs Sloppily!


SignLog #3: Law & Order

Video Blogging Week 2207 Continues!


Through Deaf Eyes: A Reaction in Three Acts

(This is the content of a short reaction paper for SLG 102, the sign language class Jodi and I are taking at Chandler-Gilbert Community College). Over the last two classes, we watched the recent documentary, Through Deaf Eyes.


Open Source v. Open Services

#New App & Open Source Software


SignLog #2: VideoBloggingWeek 2007

Get the Flash Player to see this player.


SignLog #1: Introduction

I've wanted to try this for a while, and is one of the few reasons I'd put myself on camera on this site. :-) I'm going to start a signing vlog, and I'll try to post whenever I can.


Let's blow this joint!

b0000064f601_scthumbzzz_.jpg


Rails linkdump 2

Juixe TechKnow Rails Model Validators


DeepFish, meet iPhone.

Oh wait, you already did...


Rails linkdump


Physical DRM

Physical DRM


Brain idling, blogging TWIT

The recent TWIT was good, especially if you're a massive geek, or really really really bored. I used to listen to the Gillmor Gang fairly regularly, and frankly I just wasn't entertained. Leo and his rotating crew of miscreants are alternately hilarious, self-deferential, pompous, very occasionally crude, and even more occasionally informative. :-)


LogoMaid "debate" turns ugly; Let it go.

The Dan Cederholm v. LogoMaid spat has turned into an ugly mess, with the perhaps overly helpful crowd siding with Dan turning into something of a lynchmob.


Politics, Technology, and the Future of Deafness

Politics, Technology, and the Future of Deafness. Text of a speech given by Michael Chorost, author of Rebuilt: How Becoming Part Computer Made Me More Human, at Gallaudet University on March 21st 2007. Still processing.


Pain? Try Aspirin.

Jodi and Adelina and I went to her company's family picnic on Saturday, and much fun was had. Of most interest was Jodi's participation in the company horseshoe tournament - she and her partner won their first two games but finally lost as they started to get tired. Pitching big metal horseshoes 30 feet at a time is not as easy as it looks! Ask Jodi and I, who are both nursing sore shoulders and hips! (I did not play in the tournament but I pitched my share of shoes between rounds...) I don't envy Jodi, who as the family Queen Flinger pitched way more horseshoes than I did!


The Way I See It

The Way I See It <a href=#208: I wish couple who desperately take every means to conceive a child would realize that adoptions is a wonderful alternative. A child who becomes your child through adoptions completes a family. Just as when you commit to your souse or partner there are no biological ties, yet a family is formed. This child enters a family the same way! It is not blood and flesh that form a famaily, but the heart. -- Michele Johnson" class="at-xid-6a010534988cd3970b0120a5b36451970c" src="https://steveivy.typepad.com/.a/6a010534988cd3970b0120a5b36451970c-pi" title="The Way I See It #208"/>


&quot;Deaf Awareness Night&quot;

Last night, we had a bit of fun at the Ivy house. Jodi and I are taking a sign class, and we've been trying to find time to practice, as well as give Adelina time to practice her sign as well. So last night after dinner, I announced that I was "deaf" for the night and that Adelina and Jodi would have to sign to me and vice versa.


LogoMad

LogoMad: LOGO THEFT IS THE WAY


Identity Evaporation

I found this comment from former President Clinton quite sad:


How sweet does my bread need to be?

I spent 10 minutes at the grocery store the other day looking for a loaf of whole wheat bread without enriched flour in it, and that did not have high-fructose corn syrup as the third or fourth-listed ingredient. What is high-fructose corn syrup doing in my bread?

← first ← previous page 456 of 574 next → last →