Warren Meyer at Coyote Blog has an interesting post about storm frequency and the claims of various climate change advocates.
And, on the subject of storms, it’s been raining a lot here, lately. This is what one of my planters currently looks like:
Warren Meyer at Coyote Blog has an interesting post about storm frequency and the claims of various climate change advocates.
And, on the subject of storms, it’s been raining a lot here, lately. This is what one of my planters currently looks like:
I would so die, not to mention endanger everyone around me. BoingBoing had a link to this guy racing a motorcycle down a hill, but this is a more informative video. Too bad I can’t understand French.
In another video (poorer quality than this one), he says a suit costs almost 3000 Euro. That’s a lot.
Here is the inventor’s site. Weird, but cute, interface.
UPDATE: Trying to embed the original video caused problems with my site; I’m just going to provide a link to it now.
I’d be celebrating my 25th anniversary today, and probably be in trouble for not having remembered it far enough in advance to have made appropriate plans.
… and then there are sea stories.
I was never near Diego Garcia or in the brown-shoe Navy myself, but this brings back memories.
So I curled up with a bad book.
Robert Samuelson talks here about commas, diverging into a mention of multitasking and trends in work hours in industrialized nations. It’s an interesting column, and the theme ties in with my recent minor rant.
Jeff Atwood talks about Baby Duck Syndrome and why it restrict people from using different applications. It’s why I’m still more comfortable with WordPerfect than Word, among other things, and why I’ve installed Eclipse three or four times and deleted it each time.
It probably accounts for a lot of the “we’ve always done it this way” attitudes, as well.
Found this at Rachel Lucas’ site. Pretty funny.
Ok, it doesn’t seem to want to embed, so here’s the link –
I always wanted to chrome one of these.