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"For my fellow interactive nerds dropping in, I used this as an excuse to dabble in new CSS3 attributes. Specifically, font-face, border-radius and box-shadow." - Jeremy Fuksa

"Thanks go to: * The look of bewilderment that my son has started showing over the past few days. He's seeing the world in new ways and REALLY trying to get stuff figured out. * My wonderful wife who may not always understand why the things I think are important or interesting are, but supports my interest and attention all the same. * Cardiologists. If not for them almost three years ago, I might not be here to be thankful. * Creativity. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have a job (or a real marketable skill) nor would I have fodder for blogging, speaking, or pretty much anything I do during my waking moments. Without you, I'd be screwed. * Brian for thanking me in his thanksgiving list. This thanks completes a circle that creates an orobouros of admiration. That's a good thing. * There's some other stuff that I'm sure needs to go here, but I can't quite think of them at the moment." - Jeremy Fuksa

"Interesting. Makes me want to come up with my own list." - Jeremy Fuksa

"Sounds interesting. My biggest challenge there is finding spare time to actually enjoy a cocktail outside of my home office." - Jeremy Fuksa

"I'm quite happy to say that Mr. Schimmel did NOT exhibit any of the bad habits that I ranted about above. I thought he did a fantastic job and that the event was one of the better ones we've had." - Jeremy Fuksa

"Yes, I get where you're coming from. I think that my problem is less about dwelling in the past and more about having little means to dwell in the now in a way that's conducive to creating more music. I have too many other creative demands eating away at my mindshare." - Jeremy Fuksa

"Color me curious. What is it that you think might hurt?" - Jeremy Fuksa

"I think that's the most serious comment/answer to a post that anyone's ever written on this site." - Jeremy Fuksa

"I was trying to wedge a Diamond Rio joke into the post somehow, and it just never felt natural. I'm glad someone's mind went in the same direction as mine. In fact, I never could get the association out of my head when I first bought it. But, when I got yelled at for buying it I simply asked if we could just "Meet In The Middle." Whew. I feel so much better now that I got that joke out." - Jeremy Fuksa

John Godwin brings us... Well, he blows stuff up for a minute or two. We'll just leave it at that. Made especially for Zappos.com. - Jeremy Fuksa

Glen Scott and John Godwin bring their interpretation of "exploration" to a video they created for Zappos.com. - Jeremy Fuksa

Matt Bowne and Kyle Anthony bring their interpretation of "exploration" and "better ideas" to this video they created for Zappos.com. - Jeremy Fuksa

Carolyn Cawley brings her interpretation of "exploration" to a video created especially for Zappos.com. - Jeremy Fuksa

"You're not really saying anything that he doesn't readily admit about himself. Well, maybe the liar part." - Jeremy Fuksa

We were part of a team of 10 that participated in the 2009 Crawl For Cancer ( http://www.crawlforcancer.org/kansasc... ). Our team went around to five bars in the Westport area of Kansas City and enjoyed 20 pitchers of the cheapest beer that each bar could get away with serving. Needless to say, it was a blast. Proceeds from the mass debauchery went to support the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Robin (@rabbittini) guest hosts, and I think that it's a nice improvement to the format. What do you think? More two-way conversations, or stick with the ol' talking head? In this episode: A travelogue of the day's progress. - Jeremy Fuksa

"Getting back to projects I care about is an attractive offer indeed." - Jeremy Fuksa

"At this point, we're pretty much "single point of failure" anyway. We're AT U-Verse subscribers, so all our programming is IPTV-based anyway. And, really, by adding a sufficient antenna to pick up local ATSC transmissions, we're kind of better off in that respect than we are now. :)" - Jeremy Fuksa

"Just tried a splash of it with the orange bitters. WOW. This stuff just keeps getting better." - Jeremy Fuksa

In this Pecha Kucha presentation, I'll take you through 12 years of creative failures and false starts contained on my 4TB drobo. Illustrations, posters, lunchboxes, and a cartoon about a Tiki Bar await. All this, and I still manage to distill the whole thing down to a poop joke. Classy. This was shot as part of the Bulletproof event hosted by the Art+Copy Club of Kansas City ( http://artandcopyclub.com ). Special thanks to Thill Media ( http://thillmedia.com ) for shooting and editing this video. Check out the "bulletproof" tag to see more great videos from that evening. Everyone was phenomenal. - Jeremy Fuksa

After seeing a Facebook mention of Dead Week at Oklahoma State University, I had a weird flashback o - Jeremy Fuksa

Have you ever been so engaged in creative work that it has just drained you? Mentally and physically - Jeremy Fuksa

"I've been contemplating the drowning as well. In fact I'm mulling around a blog post regarding just that." - Jeremy Fuksa

"You made a very important distinction here... personal blogging is what I was thinking about but didn't articulate very well. However, it's not just personal blogs in my feed reader that are fading into nothing. Some of the larger blogs I read are tapering off as well." - Jeremy Fuksa

Here's a Pecha Kucha presentation I did regarding Facebook that might be of some interest. - Jeremy Fuksa

Just because I have somebody on my FaceBook friend list, doesn't make me their 'friend'. - Dan

Here's a Pecha Kucha presentation I did regarding Facebook that might be of some interest. It's been getting a fair amount of retweets today. I'd appreciate a retweet from you if you like it. Thanks! - Jeremy Fuksa

Here's a Pecha Kucha presentation I did regarding Facebook that might be of some interest. - Jeremy Fuksa

Here's a Pecha Kucha presentation I did regarding Facebook that might be of some interest. - Jeremy Fuksa

Here's a Pecha Kucha presentation I did regarding Facebook that might be of some interest. - Jeremy Fuksa

My PK presentation featured at presentmagazine.com - Jeremy Fuksa

"Ah good! Should be a very interesting evening." - Jeremy Fuksa