Kathryn and I went to Tulsa for a few days to visit her parents. Other than picking up the flu en route it was a great trip. Here are some links to photos of our activities. Last of the Breed Concert featuring Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, and Ray Price. Great show. True country. The show […]
Archives for March 2007
March 11, 2007
Keith’s Song
When I first arrived at Top of The Hop for book group he was playing the piano, and I paused at the top of the stairs. He continued playing, but asked, “Too loud?” And I said, “No, beautiful.” There was another guy standing near him, and I thought maybe they were playing together, or studying […]
March 8, 2007
Dylan Hears A Who!
Unbelievable mash-up of Bob Dylan singing Dr. Seuss. The amount of editing involved melts my brain. via
March 6, 2007
Hot Apple News
Apple Unveils New Product-Unveiling Product The iLaunch, as the new product is called, was then raised up from below the stage, prompting the audience of technology journalists, developers, and self-professed “Apple fanatics” to burst into a five-minute standing ovation. Microsoft announced they are working on a similar competitive product.
March 6, 2007
On The Matter of Constructing RSS Feeds
I believe this is working now, for real. The situation is that RSS readers vary significantly in how they mark what is new and what isn’t. It turns out that the GUID, supposedly a “globally unique identifier”, when constructed as a url, can confuse newsreaders – even good ones like NNW. It is globally unique, […]
March 5, 2007
Real Maps
Fascinating maps showing the world boundaries drawn to reflect a nation’s strengths or weaknesses (alcohol consumption, military spending, toy imports, etc.).