DIY Paper Models of Space Shuttle
Thanks to @gugnheim for tweeting this: As you should know, I am a child of the space age, and a fan of space anythings for
A New Podcast at The Professor Notes
I have upgraded my blog to WordPress 2.9 and along with that, updated the database to mySQL 5.0. Â Ah, if only I could tell you
Kodak zi8 “Hands On” Review from a friend
I just posted this morning about the Kodak Zi8 HD Pocket Video Camera and the fact that you cannot buy one anywhere, nationwide. Â Oh, and
Kodak zi8 Camera Unavailable Nation Wide!
Back in October I recommended a friend of mine buy a Kodak zi8 digital video recorder. It would record in 1080p, widescreen, and had an
Achieving the Perfect Order isn’t Just for Santa Claus
My friends Joe Tillman and Kate Vitasek have written a <A HREF=”http://www.dcvelocity.com/articles/20091201order_fulfillment_perfection/”> very timely article</A> discussing the “perfect order.” What they point out is that,
One Christmas Post
My brother tends to write far more about the Christmas holiday, and Christmas, than I. Â I suspect it is because he is a Priest. Â But
Ep 15: Real Tech Goes Green!
The latest (and longest) Episode is now up. We had a full house by the end of the episode, with both my Brother and Stevie
Nook Hacked — can Kindle App be Far Behind?
Several weeks ago I wrote that Jeff Bezos has said the reading of Kindle books, and the hardware we know as the Kindle, are separate
Cool Barcode reading App for iPhone (should make @alexlindsay happy!)
NOTE: I had drafted this post in August, when this application was only available for jailbroken iPhones. Â I thought I had published the post, but
Academics blogging anonymously? Are we being academics, then?
UPDATE: Thanks to Nathan Rein (see comments) for making me realize that my title is misleading. The discussion started with blogging under anonymity, but my