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My favorite Dashboard Widget, Candor Gallery has a webpage to aid the viewer to revisit the art that flashes before my eyes several times a day. I was able to barter a long needed feature from Cale for the widget in exchange for the PHP needed to get the new Gallery working. I can finally view great art at my pace.
I would say my top 3 forms of entertainment are: Movies (Netflix), Internet (Digg), and Netcasts.
I spend a lot of time watching/listening to Netcasts. I like to listen to the audio netcasts at work to keep up with my tech and obscure facts. I love the Basic Brewing Podcast, and theshow with zefrank. The whole TWiT family of shows is nice too. Revision3 makes some nice ones too. My hangup with video podcasts is the intro. TWiT and Revision3 tack on too much crap to the beginning and end of their shows. I appreciate the creativeness of them. I do not appreciate the time it wastes to download and watch. Like the latest MacBreaks covering MacWorld, Why must I watch that long twit intro, and the MacBreak into? I can live with the Hitachi ad, but seriously... and could you just post the credits at the end like a big list of people in one shot and have a link work like the lower third? It would help the crew get more attention.
Yes, I use Netcasts because, Opencasts hasn't been coined yet.
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Like 38 Million other Americans, I traveled for Thanksgiving. My total mileage for the trip: 1,463.8.
The driving began at 6:01 PM, Tuesday November 21, and ended 10:38 PM, Sunday November 26. In those 148.5 hours, approximately, I averaged 9.857 miles per hour. Which was exactly how fast I was going through the middle of Georgia.
I am flying next time.
In a tall glass put in a handful of ice cubes. Pour in Rasberry flavored seltzer water. Cut a half of a lime, squeeze half of one half lime into the glass, save the rest of the juice for your next glass. Jostle the glass to disperse the lime juice. Enjoy.
Labor Day weekend, that Saturday precisely, Jenn, Jeff and I went to Jacksonville Beach. Anticipating a swim in the ocean, I wore my swim trunks. Anticipating a good time, I also took along my digital camera. Skipping ahead, I took out my keys, wallet, and phone from my pockets. I always carry these 3 items. However, I don't always take my camera. So I forgot about it... until I was neck deep in the warm salt water. Something kept hitting my leg. I reached down to find my camera, still in my pocket.
Rest in peace dear Canon Powershot S110, Dec. 25, 2001 - Sep. 2, 2006.
Post thunderstorm shot of downtown Jacksonville
The Glocker construction site was shown in a blaze of webcams today on Rocketboom. Nice to see they are making progress.
