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Monday, February 28

Only 96 Calories

posted by Brad at 2/28/2005 09:11:00 PM | permalink | 1 comments

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  • What a nice video of Trevor....I thought you guys were GOLFING!

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Trevor vs Paul

This is a snapsot of the scorecards from today's first round - Trevor simply wanted to announce to the Internet how he kicked his old man's ass.

Twice.

In one day.

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Friday, February 25

Your HTML cannot be accepted

I'm a big fan of post templates in Blogger, and frustrated by Movable Type's apparent lack of comparable functionality. I recently tried to change my template, and discovered that the target="_blank" attribute of the anchor tag (causes links to open in a new window) is no longer allowed!

After some deep, calming breaths, I decided to live without them - until I realize that the table tag I wanted to add is also illegal! What gives?!? How am I supposed to post the results of my upcoming rounds in handy HTML table format? You can bet that I'm not going to type all those damn trs and tds every time.

It just occurred to me that any non-HTML speaking readers aren't going to enjoy this post all that much. How about some audience participation - are you for or against links on The Myth popping up in new windows? I wouldn't want to lose a reader because I linked to something more interesting than I had to say...

posted by Brad at 2/25/2005 05:01:00 PM | permalink | 4 comments

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  • I am a fan of your poppong upidness and I say we boycot Blogger until they change this nonsense. Bloggers Revolt! That's the real reason I haven't blogged anymore.

    By Blogger JP, at 2/26/2005 11:22 AM 

  • I read your blog. All 3 paragraphs. Twice. None of it made sense to me at all except the fact that you stated "non HTML people may not understand this". When I tell you that sometimes you alienate people with your tech speak, this is a perfect example. I don't know what "popping up in new windows" means, or "table tags are illegal" and there are no context clues that help me.

    By Blogger Laura, at 2/27/2005 2:12 PM 

  • Does this disaster spell the end of "The Myth 2.0"? Will we be stuck here in Bloggerland forever?

    By Blogger MICHAEL, at 2/27/2005 10:31 PM 

  • I'm with Laura...you are such z geek!

    Si vous pensez le tout que l'entretien de techno en appelle à ceux de nous qui n'ont pas la pleine compréhension de la langue, vous avez autre venir de chose ! Nous sommes votre lectorat ainsi gardez-la Sherlock simple ! P.S. je t'aime malgré combien d'un geek vous coûtez, maman

    By Blogger mom, at 3/01/2005 4:52 PM 

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Thursday, February 24

Practice Schmactice

I think my body was somewhat confused when I tried to hit golf balls at the range today, considering it was thrashing the slopes just a few days ago. If that's not a good enough excuse to suck it up, I could blame it on a number of other factors...

  • Darkness
  • Mosquitos (Say what? In California?)
  • Hunger
  • Drawn out announcement about how they are closing the parking lot gates so hurry your ass up

If the real truth is that I lack any talent worth mentioning, the next few days are going to be a lot of work.

Time to start packing!

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Wednesday, February 23

I Suppose...

Chris snapped some cool pictures at Whitecap last weekend, and sent me a couple today to tide me over until the CD arrives in the mail. I didn't post them instantly, and now he's crying about it.

Since we always do whatever Vogtman wants...

posted by Brad at 2/23/2005 06:16:00 PM | permalink | 1 comments

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  • It's true...I do like to cry a lot. The CD is in the mail

    Vogts

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Tuesday, February 22

Ballin' Outta Control

Scored some sweet tickets to the Kings/Hawks game, off to Sacramento we go...

posted by Brad at 2/22/2005 07:53:00 PM | permalink | 1 comments

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  • I just saw Randy Moss is being traded to the Raiders. Perfect for you Brad. You just can't get away from the guy. I know you love him so much after the mooning incident during the playoffs. Twincities.com reports the trade at 3 p.m. CST.

    Vogts

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Thursday, February 17

Gweird

Can anyone explain why Gmail won't work in Firefox on my home compy, but it works in IE just fine?

Thanks Pepsi: Kanye West - Jesus Walks

posted by Brad at 2/17/2005 11:16:00 PM | permalink | 1 comments

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  • As I am sitting in the library doing research for a paper due Thursday I came across and article entitled 'Nike is trying a new marketing experiment with its new campaign "Art of Speed" blog on gawker.com'
    Man, blogging certainly is taking over the world.
    Jason
    p.s. Did you know....the La Crosse Brewery brews over 100 different kinds of beverages.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/22/2005 7:16 PM 

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T-T-Today, Junior

Nice review Derek.

Now quit thinking about blogging and do it already!

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2005 SF Chronicle Wine CompetiSHON

I was trying to cram these comments into my linkblog, but decided a full blown post was necessary...

A Sac Bee columnist was one of many judges at the 2005 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition, and wrote an entertaining and insightful account of his experience. If you are asked to log in, try username bugmenot01 and password bugmenot - courtesy of bugmenot.com.

To top it all off, the 2003 Earthquake Petite Syrah from Lodi's own Michael David Vineyards took home top honors as the best red wine (out of 3200+ total entries!).

Think I'm not a wine club member?

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Wednesday, February 16

Well Hello There

Another multi-day lull between posts, this damn puppy is really chewing up my evenings! Bahahaha, get it? Chewing up? Nevermind.

Susan and I celebrated VD prematurely, opting for a Sunday morning champagne brunch at Mallard's. I was scouring the web for information about the Wycliff "champagne" they served us - and found myself on Gasthof's website! That made me miss Minny, but I'll get my fix this weekend during Enjoy Life 2K5.

I whipped up some (non Betty Crocker) chicken & dumplings for the actual holiday, and even snuck a copy of The Notebook into our DVD player. Scandalous! Haven't seen it all yet, so hold your breath for a review. Chick flick perhaps? We didn't have any problems finishing a bottle of Domaine Ste. Michelle Cuvee Brut however, which was very green apple-y.

I'm thrilled that the Twins signed Santana, hopeful that the Vikings are on their way to Arizona, and disappointed that the NY Islanders won't have a shot at the Stanley Cup in 2005...

PS: If you're an iTuneser, be sure to check out the new Jack Johnson video currently featured in the upper right hand corner...

posted by Brad at 2/16/2005 10:28:00 PM | permalink | 1 comments

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  • this damn puppy is really chewing up my evenings! Bahahaha, get it? Chewing up?

    HAHA!! I get it!! I feel your pain. My "puppy" (15 months) is still chewing her way through our trash cans.....

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/17/2005 8:04 AM 

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Hey Mama

Mom - here's an idea for something you could blog your fingers off about... useful household tips.

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Monday, February 14

InspiraSHON

Nick's comment gave me an excuse to create a diagram of all blogs I'm aware of that were at least in some small part created as a result of The Myth. Please inform me of anything I may have missed, or credit that I shouldn't be taking...



Links to these and more are part of the "blogroll" over on the right. I should go one step further and give credit to Clara, who can take credit for getting me over the "should I blog" hump.

posted by Brad at 2/14/2005 01:50:00 AM | permalink | 5 comments

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  • WOW! That is mighty impressive.
    You must feel like a pariah. ;)

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/14/2005 8:28 AM 

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    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/14/2005 8:28 AM 

  • WOW! That is mighty impressive.
    You must feel like a pariah. ;)

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/14/2005 8:29 AM 

  • Okay I felt compelled "after" posting my comment (twice, in fact due to blogger glitches) to actually look up the word "pariah" Here's what I found:

    pa·ri·ah n.

    1. A social outcast: “Shortly Tom came upon the juvenile pariah of the village, Huckleberry Finn, son of the town drunkard” (Mark Twain).

    2. An Untouchable.

    I guess I was trying to convey the second meaning. My original thought was to use the word "celebrity". I guess that's what I get for trying to sound learn-ed.

    Okay....I'm done. LOL

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/14/2005 8:34 AM 

  • Okay...make that "thrice, in fact due to blogger glitches."

    I think I've maxed out my commenting quota for the month now on this post. :)

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/14/2005 8:36 AM 

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Sunday, February 13

YESSSS!

In case you weren't aware, Old People Blog Too.

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Saturday, February 12

RePekoe

First of all, the family that "tested" our puppy on Wednesday has decided not to take him after all. With no prospects for unloading him, we're going to give Susan's allergies another whirl...

Second of all, I've been hearing variations on the word "pontiff" lately. NPR has been all over the Pontiff's recent hospitalization, which has made me more conscious of people using the word "pontificate". I must admit as a Catholic that the following sequence troubles me...

pontiff = pontificate = dogmatic = "authoritative, arrogant assertion of unproved or unprovable principles"

Note to self: cotton shorts + cotton boxers + elliptical machine = muy uncomfortable.

posted by Brad at 2/12/2005 12:50:00 PM | permalink | 2 comments

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  • First of all--you are catholic?
    Second, I think your definition of domatic meaning the same thing as pontiff and/or pontificate is somewhat in inaccurate. Domatic means a doctrine or a corpus of doctrines relating to matters such as morality and faith, set forth in an authoritative manner by a church. While pontiff is simply the pope.
    Just my 2 cents

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/13/2005 11:20 PM 

  • The previous comment was posted by me, Jason "conversations about religion are fun" Busta. You are never wrong b/c you cant ever prove anything for or against faith.
    Jason

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/13/2005 11:24 PM 

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Racine has been Farked

I usually relegate semi-interesting stuff I read on Fark and Boing Boing to my linkblog, but imagine my surprise to stumble across the Racine Journal-Times on Fark!

I delivered that damn newspaper for many a cold Wisconsin winter - right Dad?

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  • I love it when Racine hits the big news for something stupid.!! Thanks for the fark with my morning coffee... Mom

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/12/2005 6:58 AM 

  • I do believe that the story has not ended yet and that the other beer company will get involved. Yes Brad you did get up and do that route many many times. Do you miss it?

    Dad

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/13/2005 8:05 PM 

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Movies & Music

For whatever reason, I've sat down with ultra-high expectations for the last 2 movies we've watched. Did I say we? I suppose she was awake for more than half of each movie... Anyways, The Grudge and Friday Night Lights both fell just a wee bit short for me.

After a week or so with a cold and off the wine wagon, we hopped back on with the last of our 2004 Beaujolais Nouveau - Joseph Drouhin Primeur. The super strawberry flavors made this my favorite (over Duboeuf and Picard), but it deteriorated rapidly between last night and this evening. So much for letting your Nouveau breathe...


With the Grammys fast approaching, I decided to go through the list of nominees and choose who I'd vote for in some of the categories I feel entitled to have an opinion of. Keep in mind that I'm the type of person who likes to "spread it around" and "keep everyone happy", much to the chagrin of Kanye West.

  • Record of the Year: "Yeah!" Usher featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris Ray Charles & Norah Jones
  • Album of the Year: "American Idiot," Green Day Ray Charles
  • Song of the Year: "Daughters," John Mayer
  • New Artist: Maroon 5
  • Female Pop Vocal Performance: "What You Waiting For?" Gwen Stefani Norah Jones
  • Male Pop Vocal Performance: "You Raise Me Up," Josh Groban John Mayer
  • Pop Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal: "My Immortal," Evanescence Los Lonely Boys
  • Pop Instrumental Performance: "11th Commandment," Ben Harper
  • Dance Recording: "Toxic," Britney Spears.
  • Solo Rock Vocal Performance: "Wonderwall," Ryan Adams
  • Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal:"Somebody Told Me," The Killers U2
  • Hard Rock Performance: "Megalomaniac," Incubus Velvet Revolver
  • Rock Song: "Float On," Modest Mouse U2
  • Rock Album: "The Reason," Hoobastank Green Day
  • Alternative Music Album: "Good News for People Who Love Bad News," Modest Mouse Wilco
  • Male R&B Vocal Performance: "Burn," Usher Prince
  • R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocals: "Lose Your Breath," Destiny's Child My Boo
  • Traditional R&B Vocal Performance: "I Can't Stop," Al Green Prince
  • Urban/Alternative Performance: "She Wants to Move," N.E.R.D Jill Scott
  • Contemporary R&B Album: "Confessions," Usher
  • Rap Performance by a Duo or Group: "Let's Get It Started," The Black Eyed Peas
  • Rap Song: "Hey Mama," Will Adams and Anthony Henry (The Black Eyed Peas) Kanye West
  • Spoken Word Album: "Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim," David Sedaris Bill Clinton
  • Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media: "Accidentally in Love," David Bryson, Adam Duritz, et al. LOTR
  • Engineered Album, Non-Classical: "Give," The Bad Plus Ray Charles

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Friday, February 11

99¢ At A Time

I just emptied my iTunes balance...




...must be time to go out and hack some Diet Pepsi?

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Thursday, February 10

Fontifier

Courtesy of Lifehacker - a web site that allows you to easily create a font based on your own handwriting for under $10. What does your handwriting look like?



Mine is teh boring...

posted by Brad at 2/10/2005 05:55:00 PM | permalink | 1 comments

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  • Is this your handwriting? It sure does look like it?!?

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/11/2005 3:54 PM 

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Wednesday, February 9

WWGD?

Nick put it rather well in a random e-mail to me last night...

What won't Google do?


You may have noticed that I linkblogged about Google Maps yesterday. A familiar feeling of giddy-ness overcame me upon hearing the news, basically the same way I react to anything that is new and Google.

As I started to play around, I was initially rather entertained by the smooth-ish scrolling and whatnot. But I soon discovered that you can't re-center the map by clicking on it, and Dmitry complained that it doesn't work with street intersections like other map engines do.

I think I'll stick with LineDrive@MapPoint.com for now...

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Taco Truck

Much to Susan's dismay, I purchased today's lunch from a truck similar to the one pictured below. Much to my surprise, the $3.50 investment has yielded some tasty results. I've never much liked corn tortillas (why do they always give you 2?), so the $1 chicken tacos were passable. But you could seriously hurt someone with the sheer magnitude of the $2.50 beef burrito, which is rather heavy on the onions and cilantro.

I've been slacking on the posting lately, mostly because I like to spend my evenings with Pekoe (and Susan, when she's awake). That may change, since our puppy is being "test driven" by another family as I type. Susan's allergies are not getting along with Pekoe's allergens, so his days in our house are sadly numbered. Hopefully, he won't bite off any fingers today and we can send him to a loving family where people are home all day for him to play with...

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Monday, February 7

Super Blog

I really hate it when Blogger deletes my posts because I took breaks while writing them. Reader's Digest version of the weekend, lucky you.

We locked ourselves out of the house Saturday morning, and consequently found out how easy it was to break back into. We took advantage of free admission to Sacramento museums at the Discovery History Museum (boring) and Crocker Art Museum (cool). Starbucks was doling out their Chintico drinking chocolate, which is basically warm chocolate syrup in a cup. I attempted to make sushi for dinner, but realized that I need a real knife and less sticky rice next time...

I'm sorry to have wasted this morning with Little Black Book, but then tested out my new bike computer (thanks Becca & Dan) on the way to the grocery store. We brought Cucumber Sandwiches and Candy Dessert Mix to this year's wardrobe-malfunction-free Super Bowl party and both were a hit (thanks Mary)

I can't believe another weekend is over!

posted by Brad at 2/07/2005 12:35:00 AM | permalink | 3 comments

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  • The same thing happens to me sometimes. I try to remember to hit the "Save as Draft" button when I'm on a break. Then I can go back and edit it.

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/07/2005 9:50 AM 

  • Dont be frusterated about losing your long-winded version of your blog--the readers digest version, although was perhaps less witty, was still informative.
    p.s.--I have been playing on the net for about an hour and getting paid for it. It is almost as if I have a real office job once again.
    Jason

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/07/2005 4:26 PM 

  • I was out in your somewhat neck of the woods again over the weekend (Chino Hills). Now I understand why you'd move to California. That just might be in my future -- fingers crossed. That's a forshadowing for something that might be in the works, if you catch my drift. I'll fill you in on it more if it happens. Enjoy Pekoe. Can't wait to see you on the snowboard in less than two weeks!!!

    Vogts

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/08/2005 6:50 PM 

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Friday, February 4

H8ing on Blogs

The Ottawa Citizen recently ran an opinion piece on blogs that proclaimed, among other things, that

...most blogs are not worth the cyberspace they occupy.


99% of bloggers would be the first to admit that they aren't trying to change the world, but does Crazy Chris Cobb's logic make my efforts here fruitless? I'd argue that the mini-legion of somewhat-loyal readers I pretend to have would disagree.

In other news, I got off work early today. Pekoe is adjusting well to his new digs in the laundry room after wet crapping all over the living room floor, and Susan won't stop bugging me to take the gigantic wasp kite for a ride...

posted by Brad at 2/04/2005 10:17:00 PM | permalink | 3 comments

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  • hi Brad....

    Shame on them for hating on blogs!!

    Question for ya, How did you get your blog comments to open up on the same page like that? I know it's a javascript, but where did you find it, and/or how can I add it to mine??

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/06/2005 11:53 PM 

  • Here's a link to the "Blogger Hack" where I learned to do this...

    http://help.blogger.com/bin/answer.py?answer=943&topic=41

    By Blogger Brad, at 2/07/2005 1:07 AM 

  • Thanks!

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/07/2005 9:49 AM 

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I Think We're Alone Now

Sad - everyone in the office just left for lunch, and nobody asked me if I wanted to go...

The aforementioned WorldPerks Promotion is a waste of time, as only 145 people will actually win miles.

Sorry for wasting your time, Derek & Susan.

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Thursday, February 3

How Do I Love Thee?

Pods are for wimps, I retrofitted Mr. Coffee to become my new favorite cubicle decoration...

  

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WorldPerks Mission for Miles

All you Minnesota fools, peep this - NWA is doing yet another WorldPerks mileage promotion. This time, you have to answer 5 questions to determine how many bonus miles you're "playing" for. Since the questions vary (suprise), I'm going to attempt a Wiki-style post where everyone can collaborate (post comments, yo) and hopefully win some friggin' miles!

  • What does Hilton HHonors® call the reward program which earn both HHonors points and airline miles for the same stay? Double Dip
  • Where can you go on nwa.com to view special promotions available from WorldPerks® hotel partners? WorldPerks Mall(SM)
  • In how many different countries worldwide can Marriott Rewards members (mileage earners) earn WorldPerks® Miles for their stay at Marriott hotels? 65
  • (not verbatim) How many HHonors Points do you need to get for 1,000 WorldPerks miles? 10,000
  • (not verbatim) How many WorldPerks miles do you get for each qualifying stay at St. Regis or the Luxury Collection hotels? 750
  • (FAR from verbatim) What Starwood brand was introduced in 1995 as a full service but "right price" offering? Four Points Something

Hurry - you can only play 102 more times! (until May 15th)

(Why am I all of a sudden obsessed with parenthesis, anyways?)

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  • What is the bonus when transferring 20,000 Starpoints to WorldPerks® Miles?
    5,000 Bonus WorldPerks Miles in addition to the 20,000 WorldPerks Miles

    Which loyalty program allows you to choose your earning style (Fixed Miles vs. Variable Miles per stay)?
    Hilton HHonors®

    Miles earned while staying at any Marriott® participating hotel outside the United States will be based on what currency?
    U.S. Dollar

    At how many different hotels and resorts locations can Hilton HHonors® members earn WorldPerks® miles?
    Over 2,700 locations

    What is the minimum amount of Priority Club® award points to transfer into WorldPerks® account?
    10,000 Priority Club Points (equates to 2,500 miles)


    Susan

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/04/2005 11:40 AM 

  • ow many WorldPerks® Miles are earned after spending $2,100 for one week's vacation at the JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa? - 6300 WorldPerks Miles

    When staying at Marriott® Hotels & Resorts or Renaissance® Hotels & Resorts, 3 WorldPerks® Miles per USD spent can be earned on all qualifying charges. What do qualifying charges include? - All of these answers are correct

    How many members have joined the Priority Club® program? - Over 23 million

    How do I earn WorldPerks® Miles for Starwood Hotels & Resorts stays? - Present your WorldPerks® Number at Check-in

    By Blogger Brad, at 2/04/2005 11:51 AM 

  • Very nice. Keep up the good work.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 11/15/2005 11:18 AM 

  • I am interested in your blogs.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 11/18/2005 1:41 PM 

  • Thanks so very much for taking your time to create your blog. Excellent work

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 11/18/2005 2:55 PM 

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Tuesday, February 1

My Future Cellar...

A wine lover could implement RFID in his cellar. As each bottle comes in or out of the cellar, it would be automatically scanned by a RFID reader. The unique number would indicate that a particular wine is being brought into or removed from a cellar. Instant cellar management without the owner having to do anything.

[from Michael Stajer]

posted by Brad at 2/01/2005 09:53:00 PM | permalink | 3 comments

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  • OK. Maybe I have to go back a bit in your blog -- as I am a new reader. But who ARE you anymore?? When did you become such a big wine guy? Granted, it's been several years.. but I just read so many posts about different "noses" and "Zin"s.. that I rather enjoyed the bits about the dog! :) Anyway. I guess I'll have to tune in more and find out what wine you'll be serving with tomorrow's meal!! .. Mostly kidding -- just had to throw a little "guff" your way! :)

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/01/2005 11:10 PM 

  • You think that it is bad having to read his blog with his wine comments...try living with him and his wine! :) Love you Brad!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 2/02/2005 1:00 PM 

  • Is that Susan or Pekoe complaining??

    By Blogger Unknown, at 2/02/2005 10:56 PM 

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Japanese Blog, Anyone?

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Executive summary: Bland pop star

Boy, it's tough to find time for ze blogging when you are actually busy all day at work and spend your evenings cleaning up after a pooptastic puppy!

It's been awhile since a site has been blessed with the DKOKS seal of approval, but NNDB is definitely worth it. The "What Is" section drew me right in:

NNDB is an intelligence aggregator that tracks the activities of people we have determined to be noteworthy, both living and dead...it mostly exists to document the connections between people, many of which are not always obvious. A person's otherwise inexplicable behavior is often understood by examining the crowd that person has been hanging out with.


I can't say I agree with their assessment of Dave Matthews, however.

Now Playing: Dave Matthews - Recently

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