I'm moving on, and you're unlikely to find any new blog posts here, well, ever. You'll now want to check out the new wordpress blog over at http://www.napalmer.com/blog. If that goes well for a time, I may just delete this blogger account altogether, since I was able to import all my posts into Wordpress anyway. So long, Blogger, and thanks for all the fish.
I'm into my last month of co-op at Brontes (a 3m company), and putting some more work into my real website. Sure, there isn't much there now and it's tremendously ugly, but I do hope to eventually have as much of my web identity as possible contained there, giving you a "one-stop shop" for all your Nathan Palmer needs. You may notice that half of the menu doesn't even do anything. Sorry about that.
I've also been looking into trying some integration with Flickr. Though I could take a crack at the API myself, there are quite a few Flickr API apps out there already and I'm not a big fan of repeating something that's already been done. Anyone have any favorite Flickr applications or perhaps one they'd like to see written?
Also, I fear I am too weak to resist the new Macbook Pros. Honestly, I'm surprised that I've held out this long.
According to my fancy-pants analytics script, my blog received visits recently from countries as varied as Canada, Turkey, Trinidad & Tobago, South Africa, and China. It can't be long before people start fearing my vast media empire and its tremendous influence.
If you are one of those people reading from overseas, I'd love to hear from you. Do I know who you are? Did you just stumble in by accident? Leave me a comment and let me know.
Fake news is better than real news. Actually, it's as good as reading a newspaper. Which is pretty good when you consider that the shows are only half an hour long counting ads.
So who knew you could import blog posts into facebook? Not me, certainly.
As my first act since introducing facebook-visibility, let me present to you Dougie's Going Deep Tonight. Because let's face it. Dougie is the man.
