Awesome Read

[AnnJ]

I come here daily and feel I've grown to know a lot of you.... at least "know" your posted thoughts and willingness to help others.

With that in mind.... I would like to share a link that I am positive you will enjoy!

Ann

An Unexpected Ass Kicking | Blog Of Impossible Things

 

[derekimo]

That was an awesome read Ann, Thanks.

“Do things that have never been done before” - The guy who invented the computer

 

[Layback Bear]

Thank you, it was a great read. I do wonder of all that read your post didn't do this.
Russell A. Kirsch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
He is a very lucky person to meet this man.
Here is a little follow up.
http://joelrunyon.com/two3/russell-kirsch-encounter-lessons

 

[AnnJ]

Hiya...

So glad you enjoyed it. Yes, the follow-up article is good too. I was happy to discover the blog and the 1st thing I did was go to google too!

I do digital graphics and dealing with raster (squares) are so limiting sometimes. It is no wonder why he looked to improve his original invention and was curious as to why others didn't try to perfect his concept.

Ann

 

[LittleJay]

Thank you for the interesting read Ann. Down through the years I have had some totally awesome conversations, or I should say they talked and I listened, with elderly people. It is truly amazing at the wisdom they have to share, if only someone takes the time to listen to them.

 

[Imperfect1]

The article was fascinating. . . and then I found myself reading the long, long list of comments, which, in their own way, were equally fascinating.

By the way, does anyone find it amazing that only a few days after this article was published, it was already incorporated into the official Wikipedia listing on Russell Kirsch!!!

 

[LADYPINKtomato1]

I dearly loved this article.. thank you very much for the share.

 

[F5ing]

WOW! Thanks for posting!