Twitters for 2011-10-01

  • Hey @joetek we'll come visit on weekends, love America /@CBCNews #
  • "The mobile web empowers a fundamental piece of web, links." Link me to the world http://t.co/sT6r1ZhJ via @BradBirdsall /cc@fahrni #
  • @TwBootstrap GH not responsive, are the CSS files accessible from a CDN yet (per issue 221)? #
  • In Mountain View, CA @LFC bright and early, Silicon Valley Kop #
  • @chriseppstein not if we could get off this ball of mud in numbers #universeisbigassbig #
  • @chriseppstein Or we need to push the pedal on SpaceX et al… #
  • "Meyerside" autocorrect for the ROFL #ynwa RT @kyleshank Meyerside derby @ 7:30am #

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Twitters for 2011-09-24

  • @derickbailey E=MC2 #
  • It's Fall in the Valley, or Second Summersies as we like to call it #lotr #
  • Gay soldiers don't make me sick hypocritical morons do RT @ggreenwald ACLU victory, ugly outburst by Chief Judge speaks volumes is.gd/XVstwt #
  • @furrier Have you seen their page design? Surprised your site isn't 100x revenue #
  • .@TheTweetOfGod So you made a son but never considered a wife? #

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Twitters for 2011-09-15

  • @ozjimbob not likely. Where in US will you be? #
  • What about SimpleForm/Formtastic? Or am I missing the focus of your question? @chriseppstein @superninjarobot #
  • @chriseppstein sorry, thought you were thinking futures since clearly what you want not in 3.1. #
  • SimpleForm has a Haml form generator, @josevalim http://t.co/1BPd3W2k #LOL #
  • hi @heroku, does Bamboo support Rails 3.1? Need to upgrade an existing app. #

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Twitters for 2011-09-14

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10 Years On

I just reread my posts from Sep. 2001 and a few from friends. Hard to miss today, as it should be; 0/11 was a milestone in history on par with Aug. 14, 1914 and May 14, 1948.

I found out about the horror when my sister called around 7:45 my time that morning. I’d just got up and was eating a bowl of cereal–what mundane things we remember–and Joanne asked if I’d seen. She said turn on the TV, I said what channel and she said it doesn’t matter. I watched as the second Tower fell and cried. I was scared for her, since she was only 50 blocks or so north and she saw with her own eyes.

Later I learned that one person I knew passed when the Towers were destroyed, Ruth Lapin, a wonderful warm, smart woman who was married to one of my mentors, David Chazin. I’ll always remember our last dinner together at a Thai restaurant. When the hostess asked Ruth how spicy to make her dish she said four, which was code for “the chef goes crazy and laughs at how many Scovilles go in the pot.”

So much has happened on the national and world stages since then, very little to my liking. But I don’t feel the need to go on another useless blog rant. I’ll just think about Ruth and David and all the other people who lost their lives that day and since.