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Tucson, AZ
Joined September 2006
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@JoeC I know! Color me shocked, but go look. Start with "browser wars" and follow links around. It's become my #1 resource for compat info.
@v I was wondering if anyone knew Entenmann's. Yay! Now I'm craving their coffee cake with my nice strong coffee here.
@rocknorris I was doing a social media cleanse. I hear it's good for the intestines.
@remotecoder Since I pay a mortgage and taxes in Tucson, it's been suggested this is my home. Hopefully, I'll be in it more this year!
in fact, does anyone know who is managing the wikipedia updates and charts for W3C and related tech? It's very impressive, thank you.
Whenever I see Tucson's Catalina range covered in snow, I'm reminded of Entenmann's coffee cake. White dusting over cinnamon and nuts.
@AdamWintle Whoever is keeping Wikipedia's w3c stuff up to date is doing a terrific job. http://bit.ly/9OYgc
@bphuettner definitely re: pre-sxsw tweetup in Tucson. I'll be here the week before so let's start a plan.
Roastin' a chicken stuffed with elephant garlic. I wonder: How do they make garlic from elephants?
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@Hicksdesign Hixensian could work. What d'ya think? Would never want you want to be litigious against me. That would make me weep.
@jstandish do you know I've never attended a CES? Hope you're having fun!
And the HTML5 is a changin' fun doesn't stop! Here's @brucel's musical take, with a bit of a Hicksensian twist: http://bit.ly/5ykaMT
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@ourmaninjapan No, it's not flattery. It truly makes me joyous when creative sharing occurs like that. It's just awesome.
What I wake up for! @ourmaninjapan + HTML5 Dylanesque lyrics that @FossilDesigns wrote performs the song on ukelele. http://bit.ly/8S0t6u
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Now that is what I call fun and creative evangelism through social networking! Nice on @ourmaninjapan - you made my day.
I wonder, are Web and web-related professionals more passionate about the Web than non-Web professional users? I think this might be so.
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