Monthly Archives: March 2004

“Sony pioneers personal radio to mobile phones” This is pretty close.  It sounds like it does the streaming part, but the way you select music is limited.  It sounds like an interesting service that tries to figure out what you … Continue reading →

Sometimes I think I’ve got it rough being a single parent.  Last night was a tough night trying to get a big homework project done.  By the end of the day I’m exhausted and just want to go away and … Continue reading →

Via Slashdot here is an article about broadband speed wireless.  This is another component of my Streaming Internet Receiver thingy.  Once there is broadband wireless as available as current cellular coverage I think there will be all kinds of interesting … Continue reading →

This week the Iris in the pond is blooming. Lindsey tested last night and skated very well, not well enough to get passed by all three judges, but it looked good enough to me, and one judge 🙂 She was … Continue reading →

I should be doing my taxes, so instead I’m reading the web.  This article I found via Fark caught my eye.  It’s about children’s movies.  One of the things that my daughter used to do when she was little was play … Continue reading →

“It’s absurd. I don’t feel any repulsion. I don’t know – indifference. The only thing I know is that they’ve torn out my heart. And now I’m like a child of five years old. Now I’ve got to start everything … Continue reading →

Could this perhaps be the precursor to the Wireless Internet Receiver?  It is a cell phone with multimedia capabilities.  The only piece that’s missing is the Wi-Fi throughput on the wireless side. Won’t be long now…

Halley is having a variation of one of our old favorites Blasted Chicken. Tonight I had 7 Pepper Seared Sea Scallops.

The place where some of my blogging happens.  I also do some from work, and with the iBook I blog from anywhere I can get some wireless goodness.

So Dave is looking at property, along with other places, in Florida.  I decided to look around and guess what, the house I grew up in is for sale.  The two Hickory trees are still in the front yard.  I remember … Continue reading →