“My thoughts go out to the Pittsburgh Steelers as they hand off the title to the Saints.”
acedtect
February72010
10PM
Thoughtful Nation Questioning Whether Anyone Can Really 'Win' The Super Bowl
“The Cowboys scored more points than the other team in quite a few Super Bowls, but they were huge losers,” Lam added. “And still are.”
3PM
The Amazing Super Bowl 23 Half Time Show Introduction.
I’ll say it again. Amazing.
3PM
“The Exit” by Justin Sena
Do you guys remember the DamonCarltonandaPolarBear art series that culminated with the art show at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles in December? This project is not related or affiliated with that or the show at all, but there is now DamonCarltonandMe.com and the prints are great.
The print you see above is available for purchase here for $30.
10AM
Interesting to see a phone come out that really challenges the iPhone. I can’t wait to see how the Apple/Google rivalry pushes both platforms forward.
February62010
Source: joeventures
10PM
I haven’t even looked at the iTunes visualizer in years. When did it get to be so cool?
9PM
Composite image of the sun’s corona, taken during the total solar eclipse last July.
6PM
The Conet Project
Ok, so my previous post was a little cryptic and not at all informative. Simply put, I am a fan of “numbers stations”. Numbers Stations are widely believed to be communications to spies around the world delivered over shortwave radio.
The Conet Project is a collection of recordings from these broadcasts. It is a 4 CD collection from Irdial. Unfortunately, the CDs are not currently available but because of Irdial’s belief in free music you can download and enjoy the tracks. If you are interested, check out each of the CDs below.
5PM
Numbers Station Database
0 0 9 6 - 2 2 5 1 - 2 1 1 0 - 8 1 0 5
5PM
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet
2PM
YouTube HTML5 Video Player
If you are running Safari 4, Google Chrome, or Internet Explorer with Chrome Frame installed, you can take a look at the future of video delivery on the web. HTML5 is now supported by YouTube. You’ll need to opt-in as it is experimental. So far, it seems to work fine for me.
I’m curious how performance/stability will be compared to Flash so I am checking it out. If you are interested in doing the same, click the link.
1PM
Notational Velocity
Merlin Mann was on the most recent episode of MacBreak Weekly and recommended a great Mac OS X app called Notational Velocity. Given that I carry my MacBook Air around with me everywhere I go, I find it is a nice machine to take notes with or get some writing done. I think Notational Velocity does an excellent job of getting your notes and ideas recorded quickly and easily. It isn’t an app with fancy looks and it doesn’t go crazy with features which is what makes it so great.
If you take notes with your notebook computer, give this app a try. All the commands you need can be done with keyboard shortcuts making the experience fast and easy. All of the data is held in a database by default. If you’d prefer to have your notes as individual files (making them searchable with Spotlight), you certain can. If you decide to keep it all in one database file you have the additional option of using encryption. It’s very accommodating.
You can sync the notes to “the cloud” and your iPhone with its built-in integration with Simple Note. I haven’t tried this yet but it seems like a great way to keep everything in sync. I intend to look into this synchronization soon.
If you like to take notes and would like to do it in a fast and simple manner, definitely try out Notational Velocity.
8AM
DEATH METAL ROOSTER!
February52010
For no reason at all, I present to you my desktop!
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