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Archive for December, 2006
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Winter in Missoula – Dawn of the Dark (or Inversion is the Bane of the Valley)
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Living in Missoula has many benefits, however one constant source of frustration is the inversion that happens every winter. Missoula is situated in a valley surrounded by mountains. Every winter, the pollution from neighboring industry, be it paper mills or
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Working Artist — Studio Days
In Montana, when one has a warm day, one must take advantage of it. For me, a warm day is anything warmer than 32 degrees F.
Yesterday was such a day, and I spent it out in my (unheated) studio, …
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Google’s Design Faux Pas
So, Google’s holiday treat this year is a Google Earth countdown to Christmas. I opened the first clue today, and was dismayed to see this:
That’s right. Comic Sans. Good lord, what’s the world coming to when even Google …
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Marc Moss Blog Ported from Blogger
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I spent the better part of the afternoon today setting up the new blog, powered by WordPress. I’ve never set up a database before (although I’ve configured plenty), so it was with a great sense of accomplishment that I completed