As most of our friends know, Daphyn and I moved out of the NYC area and back to Harrisburg, PA last month in preparation for the little one on the way. We settled on a house right off of Mountain Road a few weeks back, and have been busy with painting, moving, and working with contractors on a variety of changes. …
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A Work in Progress
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BarCamp Harrisburg
http://blog.mandalatv.net/?p=551I’ve just posted the signup page for BarCamp Harrisburg, a proposed unconference for Web designers, developers, and Web enthusiasts in the Central PA area. Here’s what a BarCamp is, if you’re unfamiliar with the term. My simple definition: It’s a free, open-source conference on a specific topic where attendees participate to determine the topics and schedule. …
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X-Ray
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ITP AlumniBlender
http://itp.nyu.edu/alumniblenderA Work in Progress Original post by Rich Hauck on Rich Hauck's Blog 8:24 pm | Categorized: Harrisburg, ITP 2005 |
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A Work in Progress
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The Final Game at Yankee Stadium
http://itp.nyu.edu/alumniblender/2008/10/10/the-final-game-a...there were definitely undercurrents of reaction to the clearly Capitalist move across the street. Riot police were there in full-force following the final out. I saw one missing chair–an attempt at a free souvenir–on the way out. By the fifth inning, anything with “Final Day” on it was gone. So were most of snacks in the condiments stands.
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Yankee Stadium Tour
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ITP AlumniBlender
http://itp.nyu.edu/alumniblenderMy Final Days Original post by Rich Hauck on Rich Hauck's Blog 11:22 pm | Categorized: ITP 2005, travel |
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My Final Days
http://itp.nyu.edu/alumniblender/2008/09/10/my-final-days/s Restaurant. Grant’s Tomb, the largest mausoleum in the U.S., reminded me of Napoleon’s Tomb, which it was based upon. I only managed to start appreciating Seinfeld through reruns . . . Visiting Tom’s reminded me of the Bull and Finch Pub in Boston. The insides just never look like they do on TV.
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Noank, Connecticut
http://itp.nyu.edu/alumniblender/2008/08/28/noank-connecticu...the lobster rolls. The town itself though was about as picturesque as can be. A few shots taken with my meager iPhone below. If you look closely to the right you can see they serve up “conversation” with other edibles. I don’t see signs like these in my neighborhood for some reason.
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ITP AlumniBlender
http://itp.nyu.edu/alumniblenderI pretty much swore off print in college after realizing I was killing too many trees during the design process, but I made a rare exception for my friends over at TorchBearer Sauces. They’re introducing a new, taller bottle for their products that
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The New TorchBearer Labels. They’re done (Whew!).
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My Facebook Nexus
http://itp.nyu.edu/alumniblender/2008/07/07/my-facebook-nexu...I recently found Nexus for Facebook (via Flytip), a pretty cool social networking visualizer. The graph it generates looks like something straight out of Clay Shirky’s class, and the lower sphere definitely serves as a testament to how well
