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If you aren’t registered for MAX yet and you want to go, why not try for a free ticket by submitting some AIR tips to the Adobe AIR Cookbook. We’re running a contest with a bunch of prizes and all you have to do is submit a solution to a common AIR problem to be […]

This guy gets paid to write:

Sean Locklear, Maurice Morris and Bobby Engram were the only two players who didn’t practice at well.

I usually try to give writers the benefit of the doubt, but there is so much wrong with that one rather short sentence that you’ve gotta start to wonder…

Thanks to Simeon, I’ve completely fallen in love with the Sprouts project and Luke Bayes, one of the co-creators, is awesome. Basically Sprouts uses a bunch of Ruby tools and workflow to help you quickly create Flex applications. One of the nice things is that it also generates all of the test suites for you. […]

My use of Scrivener has been increasing of late. I’ve had a few different projects that require the ongoing collection and shaping of ideas. Yojimbo is my general idea bucket, but when I am focusing in on a specific project, Scrivener works much better for collecting, arranging and developing ideas and research in one place.
My […]

I’ve used EditGrid for several projects now, including expense tracking for my new blog A House By The Park. In addition to expense tracking, EditGrid is useful for:

Setting up company golf tournaments. Simply create a blank spreadsheet with your columns labeled, email everyone in your company the URL, and let people fill their teams […]

It’s been really cool to have gotten to join Adobe just as AIR was entering prerelease and then watch the actual release happen. Throw in crazy stuff like the on AIR tour and a good part of my time at Adobe was spent focusing on AIR. And I’ve always been excited about what it offers […]

My Mac Book Pro is dead and I’m waiting for a part so I was left without my primary development machine which is kind of a pain in the ass. My gaming machine is a Windows Vista box with an installation of Ubuntu and since I’d been spending a bunch of time in Linux with […]

The Artist’s Way Collective begins week 2 today. Week 1 focuses on Recovering a Sense of Idenitity.
For those who are participating with us, you can share your thoughts in the comments below. If you are using your blog to process your experiences, please leave us a link.

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About a week ago my friend Mike messaged me on Google Talk with a link to an article at Seattlest, a blog I read regularly. Upon reaching the article, I immediately recognized my own photo included at the top.

While catching up on the Seattlest web feed tonight, I also noticed that they used another one of my photos in an article about the Seahawks posted back toward the beginning of August.

I regularly add photos I’ve taken to the Seattlest Flickr pool, so it’s pretty cool to see that some of them have been recognized and utilized on what is a pretty cool local blog.