Pugwash friends — thinking ahead to Istanbul and Andalo/ISODARCO for SPUSA and personal planning. Drop me a line if you’re going, and if you are/are not in touch with SPUSA these days. (That includes you IS/YP folks!)

  • Melody Joy Kramer:
    I’m returning to as a digital strategist and associate editor. It’s a new position and I’m extremely excited to go back to .

Fantastic! is lucky to have you. Be sure to circulate your blog address; new one, yes?

  • Melody Joy Kramer:
    melodykramer@gmail.com / starting late september mkramer@npr.org

Are you taking off for a few weeks, or finishing up at NatGeo? A vacation is too often overlooked.

  • Matt Cutts:
    I just read a blog post so stupid that I had to mock it for 20 minutes. It was a denial-of-service attack on my brain.

Three things that continue to remain jaw-dropping even though I’m used to them: LTE speed, SSD reads, and Retina displays.

Three things that continue to remain jaw-dropping even though I’m used to them: LTE speed, SSD reads, and Retina displays.

I suppose it’s not surprising that the Franklin Institute has the fastest public wifi I’ve ever seen.

  • Andrew Laurence:
    I was truly impressed at the Wifi coverage and QoS at San Diego’s PetCo park. Best I’ve seen at a public venue.

In the heat of night, at the scene of the crime, like a streak of light, he arrives just in time: Jeff Porten, stochastic wedding photographer.

Hiking through the woods, in pitch dark, at top speed, through Fairmount Park. Running very late and needed a shortcut. What could go wrong? Jenn Phillips, ready the search party.