Fonts hanging outFonts Hanging Out by Elle Cordova.
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Interactive presentation softwareGreat live polling tool during video sessions.
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Meet the woman who doles out the snacks to keep the Ravens fueledA good run-down of healthy and active snacks as cataloged by the Baltimore Ravens’ nutritionist.(via The Baltimore Banner)
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Save emails into Evernote(Note to self)Standard format for sending email into your Evernote:Email Subject: [Title of note] ![optional date for reminder] @[notebook] #[tag]Note: You can use any combination of these commands, but to ensure correct sorting behavior, always add the reminder first, followed by the notebook, then the tag.
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Newsletters spam test by mail-tester.comWith the enhanced email verification going on lately (seems a decade or two past due), this turns out to be a handy way to see how emails from your domain stack up and where some tweaks will help them be seen as legitimate.
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HoCo By Design final version now is onlineHoward County releases a new Master Plan
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In 2023, I started believing in ‘horseshoe theory’ of politicsInteresting take by political commentator Jonah Goldberg, as syndicated through The Baltimore Sun:Of course, these trends predate 2023 by quite a bit. But what’s changed is how much more willing the political center is to let itself be defined by the logic and rhetoric of the extremes. The result is a kind of bipartisan consensus around the more European idea of fighting for control of the state, led by fairly mainstream politicians terrified of their party’s bases.Why the rhetoric of the fringes has become mainstream probably has a lot to do with the changing media landscape and weakness of parties. But what remains constant is the importance of rhetoric itself, which, as the late literary critic Wayne Booth said, is “the art of probing what men believe they ought to believe.” And the loudest voices are bending the arc of our politics towards illiberalism.
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Lessons from spacE“Lessons from Space” via The Baltimore Sun.In which “Hoot’s Law” is shared: “No matter how bad things may seem, they can always get worse.”The point of which is: If you make a mistake, don’t rush and scramble trying to fix it, thereby compounding the problem. Better to take moment to take a deep breath, get to a working frame of mind, then go at it, perhaps even calling in help when applicable.Definitely good advice. :)
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Note: IKEA Vintersaga mulled spice drink + Tanqueray Gin = Magic 😉 …Merry Christmas all, and to all a good night! 👶🏽🌟🎄😃
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I’m sure I posted this years ago, but this is one of those fun (and now, for me, classic) Christmas shorts with which to mark the season, Ornaments by Aaron Rogers. :)
