Two bits for the holiday, one sweet, one sour.

Canine logic answers the question, “Can I eat it?”

Some links I had lying around.

Why are you’re reading this post this week?

As I recover from a 24-hour bug, get ready for random.

Possibly the first of a long line of dumping grounds for links I can’t turn into full posts.

An update on tee-shirt-fueled support for Subtraction.com.

I’d just be so happy if I could lighten my wallet a bit.

Come see me at SXSW, read my friend’s blog, and/or come work with me at my job.

Lists of things that you may not have known about me.

How to create the perfect sketchbook with less than ten dollars’ worth of office supplies.

To my surprise, I rooted for Boston, but that’s all done and over with.

There’s my opinion, and then there’s everyone else’s opinion.

It’s hard to watch television tonight, but I can’t look away.

Two reactions after watching questions about Bush’s military record resurface on 60 Minutes II.

The exception to New York’s rule for lackluster Vietnamese restaurants.

Two things beyond my control have me in a foul mood.

Close is not good enough in the quest to bring baseball back to Washington, D.C.

I watched a kid get a cheap egg sandwich this morning.

Some thoughts on Airbag.ca’s thoughts on improving the Presidential Daily Briefings.

Wow, what a bust the last week turned out to be, at least for blogging.

I found a little bit of old New York when I tried to get a typewriter repaired.

Social networking, doggie style.

What you get when you get a plane ticket.

A way-back machine for writers.

“Shampoo” plus Scrabble equals New Year’s Eve.

December goes by like that.

Seven inches of snow and a foot of PowerBook.

A mostly-Macintosh list of stuff I’m preoccupied with.

I love watching baseball. I can’t stand watching baseball.

Wah, wah, wah.

Here’s a quick complaint about online ticket purchasing for highly popular events: it has a long way to go.

The cruel way summer left us all of a sudden.

Random postings to catch me up.

On my way to Montréal, a few random items.

April Fool’s Day odds’n’ends

After slipping and twisting my ankle, this is how I spent the weekend.

Five random killings in Montgomery County, MD hit close to my hometown.

A moment from the Feast of San Gennaro, in its 75th year in New York?s Little Italy.

One hundred words every high school student should know.

A grab bag of links.

A weekend without my cable modem.

Two notable entertainments from The New Yorker.

Play deejay with Bruce Lee.

Put your best Flash Face on.

Boxes and Arrows is a new Web magazine for information architects.

Look at this old J.C. Penney catalog from 1980.

Getting used to running a company.

Make your very own heart.

Happy lunar new year.

You can play with Eva Herzigova.

The story of lorem ipsum.

Secret Santa is a cute idea.

How to get a cheap wireless headset for your mobile phone.

Aaron Bergeron’s Awesome Factory is hilarious.

isn’t it hilarious when foreigners mess up English?

Will Lee is making board games in Brooklyn.

A few random links and notes.

Foucault as action figure. Discuss.

An hilarious sendup of America Online’s inane marketing.

A clever entry to the 5k competition.

At long, long last.

The new iBook is a home run.

Happy Easter, software lovers.

Design is a method employed by artists to impose tyranny on the world.

Don’t look back at air conditioning.

Your place or mine?

Fooling around with a digital camera.

Succumbing to the driving life in Los Angeles, just a little bit.

Lots of driving to be done in Los Angeles, lots of it.

Pandas at the National Zoo.

A Graham Greene quote from the novella “The Third Man.”

Steven Soderbergh on sexual chemistry.

Blogger is cool and so is its logo.