//nedward.org is the personal weblog of John Niedermeyer, an Editorial Designer at NYTimes.com, living in Brooklyn.
While in Buffalo last weekend, we took a break from family holiday activities and caught the Great Train Robbery reunion show at the Tralf. I’m much too young (27) to remember those guys from the 80s, but it was a fun show. Very 80s…
And, since our good friend runs the Tralf, we got free admission and drinks all night.
Christmas & my Birthday, within 3 days of each other… Put them together, and you get a new Apple 20" Cinema Display.
Everything looks more beautiful tonight.
Flickr is a massive multiplayer online role-playing game?
so it’s not Friendster + iPhoto…
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Thanks to everyone who came to my little birthday party last night. Presley did an amazing job organizing, and taking care of everything. I hope everyone had fun.
Here is an iMix of the playlist last night — Ned’s 27th Birthday Playlist.
There are 167 tracks on my playlist, but iTunes only has the rights to sell 104 of them… The full songlist is below the fold.
I had some trouble today — seems there was a Comment Spam attack, which caused my installation of MT and MTBLacklist to crash the hosting server.
So, my domains were suspended. Seems to be happening to a lot of people this month.
Comments are turned off for now. I probably will go with a TypeKey only option, though I may have trouble convincing my web host that everything will be stable.
Anyone have ideas? (besides “switch to WordPress”…)Email me.
Provocative title, especially for this weblog… but, it doesn’t have anything remotely to do with what you may be imagining.
With Presley busy studying for her final exams, I’m on my own for dinner. What to do? Grab the Powerbook, and head for the Miracle, of course. Free wi-fi. Nice waitress. Beer. This is all the Modern Urban Male needs.
Why the silly entry title, then, you ask? Well, I’m getting to that.
I sit down, turn on my Powerbook, and order my Grilled Chicken Salad (with the most delicious lime-cilantro dressing), a pint of Bass. When the waitress leaves, i look down, and my computer is asking me if I want to join the Wireless network “MiracleSex”.
Needless to say, if I had been taking a pull on my Bass, I would have spit it out onto the tabletop.
Then I realized, I was sitting in the Miracle of Science, and was two doors down from Middlesex, a new lounge opened up by the same owners. They share the same wi-fi connection, so why not call it “MiracleSex”?
Hott.
Oh, and in case you were wondering, I’m sitting in Cambridge, the largest city in Middlesex county.
//nedward.org is the personal weblog of John Niedermeyer, an Editorial Designer at NYTimes.com, living in Brooklyn.
