I think most people know me as a fairly laid-back guy in person, never getting too exercised or losing my cool, even when someone's being a jerk to me. If that's your opinion, then you've never worked in an office with me. Seriously. Ask
Do the Right Thing, Sesame Street–style:
Okay, this makes me happy:
Coming soon...
This post is really only an excuse to use my new icon. Funny story, though. I took █████ to the set of Sesame Street early in our relationship to watch an afternoon's taping. Of the many Muppeteers on set that day, Marty Robinson was either by far the most
Today is my last day at CTW. I am laid off as of the end of the day. I'm rather sad. I'm wearing my Fucked Company t-shirt.
So there I was, just working on yet another redesign of the Sesame Workshop site, when I stumbled across this parenting article. It describes me perfectly, and it was odd to hear myself described and potential explanations for why I am that way put forward. Of course, I haven'
Did you catch SNL over the weekend? I missed it myself, but one of my coworkers forwarded this to the department today: Did anyone see Saturday Night Live? If you didn't, the Workshop made it onto a headline on Weekend Update for the firing of 60 employees. Rumor
And now, having shown you the License Plate Maker, I introduce to you, just in time for Valentine's Day, the Acme Heart Maker. Have a happy Valentine's Day! ::sniff::
Yesterday I was called into a meeting with a couple of representatives from the German television network NDR, which coproduces Sesamstrasse,the Deutsche version of Sesame Street. That's not the interesting thing, though. When I came into the meeting, I was introduced as the senior developer for the
Sesame Workshop publishes a whole mess of magazines: Sesame Street Magazine, Sesame Street Parents, Kid City, Contact Kids, Sesame Street Padres, and maybe more I'm not remembering. At least, they did until today. Apparently the entire magazine group, including the ad sales people who work with Online, are
One part of the Sesame Workshop site that many of you may not know about is Sticker World, an electronic sticker-trading game for kids from 6 to 12. You purchase different kinds of stickers with your points, arrange them on your page, and get more points the more other people
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