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Jon’s right on the money – will be outstanding to watch in 2007. Plus, he’s a heck of a guy.
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This works like a champ – it’s what we bought for the church. Easy, uses SD cards, and I mention it here only to drive traffic to Brogan’s site, ’cause he amazes me for his ability to “get it”, and pursue his passion.
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Ah, my buddy Jeff. While I cannot shake 1989 and the kaliche mud of Caddo Parish out of my subconcious, Jeff has gone and changed the world. I mention this post ’cause one of my deepest desires is to write fiction. Not just fiction like the technical repo
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Someone remind me to add this code to my blog so I can actually hear what you people sound like
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Freakin’ canadian commies. Though Martino has the absolute best pictures…
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Someone kick me if I miss ‘Cross Nat’s again next year, if it’s in Providence again. At least it wasn’t flash frozen this year like last year.
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This is enough to drive you batty:
“(Apple is) developing an operating system based on the core technologies of Mac OS X for use with embedded devices.
Apple intends to integrate the software on a couple of devices beginning early next year, … wh
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So many tools for using GTD that it’ll kill your inbox
Day: December 20, 2006
Three fine miles
I kind of fell off the wagon this weekend, and didn’t make either my long run (5 whole miles!) or my Sunday run. In my defense, though, my youngest son is spewing snot and has a cough that sounds like he’s been a pack-a-day smoker for the better part of 50 years. I’m kind of worried about catching anything this close to the holidays, so I figured rest wasn’t a bad idea.
But, today I jumped back on the wagon. Three miles at lunch. OK, 5K, but that’s just ’cause Nike+iPod has a 5K choice, otherwise, I’d have to manually dial in 3 miles. The extra distance is kinda like having to do “one for the Corps” at the end every time I do pushups.
Today was so beautiful I got worried that I’d get kicked out ’cause I hadn’t bought a ticket. OK, a terrible metaphor. But the day was amazing. Shorts and a long-sleeve t-shirt two days before the solstice. How sweet is that? Narragansett Bay was placid, the birds flew, the bees buzzed (OK, they’re hibernating), and the sun beat down on my ears.
I faded hard about 3/4 of the way through the run, and walked for a while, but still managed to put in a good effort.