Archive for the 'General' Category



Climate Change Tipping Points

Published on February 7, 2008

Science Daily has an interesting article that discusses possible tipping points in the earth’s climate systems. It asserts that an increase in temperature by a few degrees Celcius in specific places in the world could cause major irreversable ecological changes that could potentially have a huge impact on the climate and ecosystem of the rest […]


Library of Congress publishes historical photos on Flickr

Published on January 17, 2008

The Library of Congress has published over 3,000 photographs from two of its most popular collections on Flickr in “The Commons,” a project aimed at creating a rich database of photos from public collections and civic institutions.
Source: Beta News


Freakin Delicious and Healthy Too

Published on August 17, 2006

A health-food company called Terra Chips has a whole line of delicous potato-chip style foods that make your mouth water and are much healthier for your body than the typical potato chips out there. You can mostly find them in health-food stores, which of course means they’re a bit expensive ($4.50 a bag at the local Whole Foods). […]


Cooking made simple

Published on August 6, 2006

I’ve decided to go on a cooking campaign to expand my culinary capabilities and lighten the burden on my wallet. The first step was finding a good cookbook with a variety of food categories and simple recipes which are fun to make. A trip to Borders and a little time spent reviewing their stock, I found […]


Pictures from New Mexico

Published on March 9, 2006

So it’s been about 9 months since I moved out to New Mexico, and in that time I’ve taken over 1,000 pictures but have yet to post any of them. Well, I finally began putting them online, and now you can start to see my journey out here.
2005-06-21 - Solstice Site Near Espanola, NM
This first […]


Free eBooks from Project Gutenberg

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Project Gutenberg is a volunteer effort to digitize, archive, and distribute cultural works. Founded in 1971, it is the oldest digital library. Most of its items are the full texts of public domain books. The project tries to make the items in its collection as free as possible, in long-lasting, open formats that can be […]


An Amazing Year for Google

Published on December 30, 2005

I was listening to the news tonight on a recap of 2005. One of the things they mentioned in stocks was Google’s amazing performance. Looking at the bar graph of GOOG at Yahoo Finance, I can definitely see what they mean… growing almost 50 percent… shite, wish I had invested in them. Well, it may […]


A Label for My Addiction

Published on December 6, 2005

I just learned a great word tonight: Infornography
Infornography is used to define an addiction for information. People addicted to Infornography are people that overly enjoy sending, receiving, exchanging and digitizing information.
Interesting… I think this very much describes me. Ironically I came across this word tonight as I am organizing over 400 GB of data on […]


Time for a new look

Published on December 5, 2005

It’s definitely time for a new look… not only that, but also an easier way for me to keep my blog updated. So now we move beyond a programmer’s “custom built solution” into the new age of open source software… a robust, customizable, sexy approach to sharing information.
WordPress is now my blog software of choice. […]