I'm having a laughing kind of day here.

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I laughed out loud.

Since returning from Albuquerque I've moved into a new office for work, gone on an incredible vacation with Vicky and our kids, gone on another work trip to Rochester and spent more time with my family and friends. While I was in Rochester, Vicky's 10 year old Focus decided to fall apart so we spent several days car shopping before ordering a ( Read more... )

Today was the perfect day to spend riding my bike around ( Read more... )

After climbing around the Lava Flats for a while, Randy and I climbed back into the car and continued our drive back to Albuquerque as the sun continued to set. I let out an actual gasp as we turned the corner and saw the light from the end of the day across the front of some cliffs. Pulling the car over to the side quickly, I pulled out my ( Read more... )

Randy and I hit the road right after the Java Station opened their doors for 4th of July celebrations. It's approximately two hours from Albuquerque to Magdelina which is the last habitation before getting to the Very Large Array so we stopped for a bite to eat and to make sure we were heading the right direction. The lady who runs Bear Mountain ( Read more... )

In addition to having a great time catching up on what's happened in the past 15 years, Jason also gave me a copy of the final episode of Eat at Joe's while I was visiting. The video quality isn't great and YouTube will only let me post video in 10 minute segments (which actually works out pretty good for the show) but this is the first time I've ( Read more... )

I can remember reading buzz online about Slacker a few years ago and how they were going to revolutionize radio. The idea is that you can type in the name of an artist or a song that you like and they will build a playlist of music that you might like around that selection. Slacker has also assembled some stations that address just about every ( Read more... )

With oodles of free time and no social obligations down here, I’ve been playing the role of tourist in my spare time. I just grab my camera bag and head off in the direction of something that has been recommended to me by people ( Read more... )

It turns out that YouTube is filled with 3d movies for use with red/cyan glasses.
I have a case of glasses (200 pair) and I'm happy to ship out a pair to anyone who wants to view my 3d images or videos like the following one from YouTube.

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