The New York Post has a very informative article, 100 Days, 100 Mistakes. I’ve posted 5 of them here up-top and the other 95 after the jump. If you take the time to read them, and you don’t get mad… you’ve been brain washed.
Number 1:
1. “Obama criticized pork barrel spending in the form of [...]
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Obama’s First 100 Days
Strange jQuery Behavior
April 28, 2009
I’ve discovered some strange behavior with jQuery at work today. I have an element that when changed is checked for a condition. If the condition is met, I disable a form element on the screen, and then if the condition ever becomes false, I allow this element again. (In addition to merely disabling the element, [...]
Mary Ann Glendon Says “No”
April 28, 2009
What does it look like when people take a stand with their principles?
Mary Ann Glendon, a Harvard Law professor and former US Ambassador to the Vatican, has decided not to accept the honor that Notre Dame would like to give her simply because of the decision to have Mr. Obama give the commencement speech. [...]
Ditches, Cores, Moralities
April 23, 2009
Dave Ramsey gives an example illustrating the importance of purpose in our work. A study was done where they hired men to to work without knowing the overall goal of what was to be accomplished. (Mainly because there was none.) When they came to work in the morning, they would spend their time just digging [...]
Why Eye Candy Matters (A List Apart)
April 22, 2009
A List Apart recently ran an article about why its important to not neglect the “eye candy” aspects of web work. The entire article is worth the read, but I found the highlight to be:
Attractive things work better
Okay, so maybe perceptions are important to product design. But what about “real” usability concerns such as [...]







April 29, 2009
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