[Burning Pixels]

Sunday, September 16, 2001

The New York Times Sunday Magazine for September 23, online NOW.
2:31:08 AM

Tuesday, September 11, 2001

Tonight

All I can hear now, at about 11:50 p.m. in Northern Virginia, is the sound, every few minutes, of military planes overhead.
11:51:42 PM

What a day

Was driving past the Pentagon on my way to work this a.m. just about the time the jet slammed in...saw the smoke and took off after the rescue vehicles in order to get in position for a scene picture, all the while listening to the radio and the devistation being reported in NY. Didn't think it was yet ANOTHER plane....
Headed in to D.C. as they locked it down...I never made it to the office...I turned around and headed back to Virginia to get my kids and track down my staff. I found one in the metro at the Pentagon, scared and trying to walk home, another stuck in grid-lock near the White House.

My wife and I are shell-shocked tonight and hugging our kids....Everyone should pray and do the same to someone they love.
11:12:24 PM

Tuesday, September 04, 2001

Pauline Kael

A gentle soul. We will miss you.
12:52:07 AM

Intoxication

Can a person be intoxicating like a drug? Can their aura, scent, chemistry be so strong that it makes you physically high and takes several days to wear off?

Just some random questions....
12:45:41 AM

Sunday, September 02, 2001

Audrey
A test post with the web appliance Audrey, recently aquired for 90 U.S. bucks on closeout.
This is the right price for one of these, there should be a simple, under $100.00 way to get on the web and communicate. At its introductory price of $499.00, buying this product would have been crazy; but at $89.00 its a steal.
11:45:51 PM

Sunday, August 19, 2001

TIRED
It has been a long time since regular posts.
I have been fatigued by the web. Took a recent vacation which helped.
More to come....
12:39:57 AM

Wednesday, August 15, 2001

It has been a long time!
More soon!
2:04:56 AM

Friday, May 18, 2001

AS THE GLOBE TURNS The Sunday paper gets smaller

"The Globe, like just about every newspaper across the country, has embarked on some tough downsizing moves driven by a dramatic drop in advertising, rising newsprint prices, and a slow, long-term decline in circulation. The Globe is offering buyouts to veteran employees in the hopes of shrinking its staff of more than 2000 by some 10 percent. The news hole has been cut and, last week, the paper announced that it would shutter New Hampshire Weekly, one of its regional Sunday supplements."
11:57:29 PM

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