I've said it in the space before, but I'll say it again: Andy can write. A piece he wrote for Salon.com about Trading Spaces was just published. What starts an an entralling look behind the scenes of an episode ends with Andy's thoughts on how media presents, or does not present, reality. It's a great read whether or not you're a fan of the show.
singley.org TRIVIA is a tournament where some of the greatest minds for miscellany compete on topics ranging from Alan Alda to Zen Buddhism. It's quick, it's easy, it's good times. Do you have what it takes to do battle against an international cadre of TRIVIA superstars? Click below to find out.
singley.org and Eric M. Singley have had an on-again, off-again relationship since 2003. This time, though, they are in it for the long haul. Here you'll find a simple blog about a complex man as well as links to his most active projects, all presented using a somewhat-pretentious art gallery metaphor. While Eric doesn't consider his work art per se, he does hope that you'll wander around singley.org a bit and enjoy the time you spend there. If there's anything specific you'd like to know about the proprietor of this space, please don't hesitate to .
In short, Mr. Singley (you can call him Eric) has been or is some combination of the following: Minnesotan, Chicagoan, a web developer, a DJ, oddly skilled with a yo-yo, weeMighty, a large-event planner, perfectionistic, a software project manager, a writer, well-groomed, an entrepreneur, very fond of tea, a teacher, hungry for new music, not this guy, a user experience manager, and the designer, coder, writer and docent here at singley.org.
