Posted in Music on May 19th, 2004
A few weeks ago, somebody turned me on to the music of Bob Schneider. He was playing at the Roxy, so tonight I headed up to check him out. Now, even though it was only like 8 PM, I have to confess I was feeling a bit tired as I got in my car, got [...]
Posted in Science and Tech on May 19th, 2004
From the observing a phenomenon changes the phenomenon department comes this article suggesting that penguins that have been tagged for research tracking breed half as well as their untagged compatriots. That sucks. Our efforts to learn and maybe even help some endangered species have even further jeopardized their chances for survival.
Also, at this point I’d [...]
Posted in Fun on May 18th, 2004
Wow, do I ever suck at Trapped in Time. It’s fun though in a loud and slightly obnoxious cartoony kind of way.
Posted in Photography (others) on May 16th, 2004
How do you take 365 pictures of yourself and keep them all interesting? I’m not sure, but from the looks of it, Holly is well on her way with the Watch Me Turn 30 project. She got a camera for her 29th birthday, and she’s taking a photo a day until she’s 30.
What a great [...]
Posted in Photography (others) on May 16th, 2004
Interesting, Bighappyfunhouse.com is a photoblog of ancient photos (well if 30 to 50 years ago could count as ancient). I like the stuff in April more than a lot of the stuff in May although Reading Wendy on May 12 is completely priceless.
Posted in Photography (others) on May 13th, 2004
I’m going to need to spend some time taking in The Photography Channel. I don’t often associate audio with photography, but presenting the images with the photographer’s audio narrative and video interviews makes for a compelling presentation.
Posted in Web on May 12th, 2004
OK, now I can buy a monkey that is a martial arts expert, but there ain’t no way, that monkey keeps a jet pack in his tighty whities. No, that’s not a euphemism.
Posted in Uncategorized on May 12th, 2004
Capturing and Optimizing Screenshots for Print – Ah, so then the key is nearest neighbor for interpolation. Good to know.
I’ll have to try that and see if it works. via
Posted in Other Media on May 11th, 2004
You can keep your Kurosawas and your Tarantinos. For serious, hard core sword play action, give me Samurai Peeps any day. Those little marshmallow mothers are fierce.
Posted in Web on May 10th, 2004
This made me laugh — HARD!
It’s almost enough to make me want to replace my roof. I wonder what that would cost.