Tied Up Today

Wearing RED for Pentecost Sunday, celebrating the birthday of the Christian church (around 30 CE), and sporting my Web-addresses-and-symbols...

54 years ago today, the world was not aware of the publication of "RFC 1" by the Network Working Group at UCLA. It would take (onl...

On my calendar I've long noted 23 August 1991 as the "birthday of the World Wide Web." Well, through a Web search today, I dis...

Today marks the birthday of Vannevar Bush (1890-1974), the "grandfather of hypertext." During World War II he was the head of the...

Today’s tie full of Web-like addresses and icons honors the birthday (tomorrow) of Vannevar Bush (1890-1974), the “ grandfather of hypertext...

51 years ago today, the world was not aware of the publication of "RFC 1" by the Network Working Group at UCLA. It would take (onl...

Today marks the 25th anniversary of "Web Freedom Day." On this date in 1993, the CERN physics/research laboratory granted all righ...

Today's tie bridges between yesterday's 25th anniversary of the opening of the World Wide Web and tomorrow's celebration of Nati...

Wearing a Web-design tie to honor the birthday (in 1955) of Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Computers.

It's Nat'l Punctuation Day! Wait a minute; you knew that, right? Let's see: I've used an apostrophe, exclamation point, semi...

Yesterday (June 23) marked the birthday of Internet Protocol inventor Vint Cerf (1943) and computer science genius Alan Turing (1912). Today...

On March 15, 1985, symbolics.com became the first-ever registered Internet domain. Three years later there were about 100. But today, after...

If it weren't for "RFC 1," I wouldn't have my current job and you would not be reading this on your computer. The document...

This is "One Web Day," a holiday set aside to celebrate the seamlessness of the global Internet. The One Web Day Web site urges e...

First really muggy day for 2009, even though it's not very hot. EKU hasn't figured out how to turn the air conditioning on yet and s...

In my life, "computer" ties are ALWAYS appropriate. This one was discovered for me by Courtney Tennill recently at a used clothing...