This is the cover to the April 1994 issue of Wired Magazine autographed at the Computers, Freedom, and Privacy conference by Bruce Sterling and Steven Levy. (I never did get my pen back from Sterling…)
Category: Photos
Undeveloped World War II Film Discovered
The Rescued Film Project discovers and processes 31 rolls of film shot by an American WWII soldier over 70 years ago.
Filmed By: Tucker Debevec
Audio Engineer: Eric Bower
Original Music: Mark Doubleday
Second Camera: Eric Bower
Edited by: Levi Bettwieser
New David Bowie album
A special thanks to my NLC colleague Scott for picking this up for me on black Friday’s Record Store Day. (#325 of 5000 copies)
Throwback Thursday: Scanner Selfie, 2006
The new jessamyn.info
Jessamyn West, of librarian.net fame, has redesigned her other site, jessamyn.info and it looks wonderful. It also features a photo of mine that I took of her at the Michigan Small & Rural Libraries Conference a few months ago. Thanks for that Jessamyn!
The Bobby Layne Orchestra
This past Thursday evening Mary and I attended another wonderful free concert in the KZUM Stransky Park Concert Series. This time it was The Bobby Layne Orchestra who have been entertaining audiences for 61 years. Click the photo to see the full set on Flickr.
Jackie Allen Concert Photos
Last night Mary and I attend a free concert featuring Jazz singer Jackie Allen, the opening show of the KZUM Stransky Park Concert Series here in Lincoln. As you’ll see it was a perfectly beautiful evening for jazz in the park. Below is just a sample of the photos I took. You can click any of them to see the full set on Flickr.
Last night’s storm
In the end the tornado siren didn’t go off so it wasn’t as bad as we’d feared. These photos are all from us watching the storm come in. We were sure to head inside and downstairs once it got dark. The video is of the beginning of the lightning storm that made me decide to completely call it a night.
Why Do We Hate Selfies?
Throwback Thursday: Whoops!
The Pontiac T1000 that I was driving and was subsequently cut out of in November 1988.
