8 posts tagged “cartoon”
I can be smug because I have a Newton MessagePad110, you see. Come to think of it, I have an iMac rev/b and a Mac 512 (both boxed up now) as well.
But thanks to all the 1.0 buyers out there, somebody's got to prove there is a market for this stuff and point out the flaws to be fixed for the inevitable new & improved release.
But thanks to all the 1.0 buyers out there, somebody's got to prove there is a market for this stuff and point out the flaws to be fixed for the inevitable new & improved release.
Have a good Easter holiday weekend - here's a quick holiday themed cartoon to end Friday on.
As much as I think the 2016 Olympics in 'my' backyard would be cool – I think I like the idea of them in Los Angeles even better.
Still working on the 'perfect' frog and still not quite there, so rest easy for a little longer Hello Kitty.
Still working on the 'perfect' frog and still not quite there, so rest easy for a little longer Hello Kitty.
This was a slow week for meetings and yet what did I get done? Aside from this cartoon, not too much. I blame the weather - too much rain and you get gloomy. Finally some sun and you get stir-crazy and want to be outside.
This was inspired by an illustration of two blood vessels. How it became a bear and his dancing partner is something you'll have to ask the people at Peet's.
This was inspired by an illustration of two blood vessels. How it became a bear and his dancing partner is something you'll have to ask the people at Peet's.
Seems too obvious to not have been done already but in either case, enjoy.
Small chaos this morning (email x-posting this failed) January 25th on CalTrain's Palo Alto north-side platform:
"A
Santa Clara County bomb squad was studying two suspicious packages that
closed part of the Palo Alto transit center this morning, two
brick-sized packages are gift-wrapped like "birthday presents and there
is a ticking sound coming from the area," said police Palo Alto Sgt.
Sandra Brown. The packages were found on top of an electrical box
behind the MacArthur Park Restaurant.
The
report of the two boxes came in at 7:30 a.m. and by 8:10 a.m. police
closed the transit center, the bus depot and the transit center were
closed and Santa Clara Valley Transit Authority and Samtrans buses were
being rerouted along El Camino Real.
CalTrain
and Amtrak trains were rolling through the station and stopping about
200 yards down from the platform and passengers were being escorted
away, Brown said."
Conductors on the train told us to 'not use the tunnel,' and that we would be arriving on the opposite (north-bound) platform. Problem was, nobody was sure how to cross the tracks without using one of the tunnels so after a moment of pondering, most of us proceeded to use the southern-most tunnel / underpass.
Upon arriving on south-bound platform side, A very helpful uniformed officer told us, "there are no buses here," and send us down the sidewalk in front of the restaurant
toward El Camino. Frankly, the lack of buses was fairly obvious – the
numerous squad cars and orange cones blocking traffic made it fairly
clear that there would be none any time soon.
A Santa Clara County bomb squad determined two suspicious packages that closed part of the Palo Alto transit center today were gift-wrapped bricks, Palo Alto police Sgt. Sandra Brown said.
At
10:06 a.m., after the bomb squad took X-ray images of the packages,
they determined them to be harmless bricks and re-opened the Palo Alto
transit center, Brown reported.
The incident disrupted transit for more than two hours.
ABC 7 News (KGO) has this video report of the story.
A friendly little robot in honour of a co-worker who had her thumb bitten but was able to already laugh about it.
Except the part you really need some days.
I can't believe I was caught napping in group meeting today.
I can't believe I was caught napping in group meeting today.
