I’m getting back into the swing today in a big way. I’ve got a bunch of work to do for one client, a proposal to write for another client before the end of the day, a website where I need to inform the client that there’s more to the job than I initially thought, and yet another client who finally got back to us with feedback so they’re ready for an updated design for their website.
The auto-shop just called about my car, which is ready for me to pick up. The sidewalk guy is supposed to be here this morning to start tearing out the old sidewalk (though I’m suspecting that he’ll put that off for a day or two, since he hasn’t called yet). And the City Assessor is going to drop by later this morning to take a look at my house with an eye towards correcting
the valuation of it on the city’s books.
And that’s just the before lunch things. Then again, with the almost-certain increase in property taxes on the way, I guess being busy is a good thing… Right?
- The Strib, in another example of completely not getting the web, posts a story about a New Web link part of Minneapolis’ anti-prostitution arsenal, telling about a city web page that shows people convicted for soliciting prostitution in the city. But they never include the link for the actual city page. Linking to the Minneapolis Prostitution Solicitation Convictions page seems like a pretty natural thing to do to me if you’re going to write this story. Dan Lyke has a similar complaint about the news in I wanna news drug. Dang! Us techies can sure be hard to please some times. [flutterby]
- In a news story from last January, Russian Army Saves Beer, provides further evidence that Russians and Americans are not so different, after all… [karl]
- If you’re looking for a good blog on the right-to-carry issue in Minnesota, Joel Rosenberg has
Commentary on Carry Permit Issues
and not much else. I tend not to read sites with such a tight focus every day, but they’re darned good things to have in the bookmarks for a check every once in a while.