I'm thankful for many things in life - including YouTube, Carol Wright Catalogs, The Ascent of Man, Walter Kaufmann, Bull Run Coffee, and Pat Robertson's demise (tho, here it is 10 years later and he's back). Much like what Plato noted - "All things will be produced in superior quantity and quality, and with greater ease, when each man works at a single occupation, in accordance with his natural gifts, and at the right moment, without meddling with anything else" - each of these immortal links are a tribute to superior our world's natural gifts and deeper intelligence.
"Each of us must look within with a certain selcouth omphaloskepsis [2] to realize what good is directed our way." - Doja Su
With that said I must recognize the following:
1. Pixelpete Productions, Web & Interactive - my long lost co-office friend, Cathy, who so generously donated the very first Museum H's banner logo will undoubtedly be ingrained in people's minds as such brands as Kraft, Target, IBM, Campbells, and The Missile Defense Agency. Thanks Cathy!!!!
(BTW - you need some creative work done???? Call 612-802-9245 or email Cathy at cathy@pixelpete.com, "Pixel Pete - Stray from the Herd")
2. Rumbling Lankan and Favicon.ico Generator - for so graciously teaching me how to create a Blogger favicon that very well may brand Museum H's short logo of its future building (I'm assuming in San Fransisco).
"Each of us must look within with a certain selcouth omphaloskepsis [2] to realize what good is directed our way." - Doja Su
With that said I must recognize the following:
1. Pixelpete Productions, Web & Interactive - my long lost co-office friend, Cathy, who so generously donated the very first Museum H's banner logo will undoubtedly be ingrained in people's minds as such brands as Kraft, Target, IBM, Campbells, and The Missile Defense Agency. Thanks Cathy!!!!
(BTW - you need some creative work done???? Call 612-802-9245 or email Cathy at cathy@pixelpete.com, "Pixel Pete - Stray from the Herd")
2. Rumbling Lankan and Favicon.ico Generator - for so graciously teaching me how to create a Blogger favicon that very well may brand Museum H's short logo of its future building (I'm assuming in San Fransisco).
