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Last Entry: August 21, 2009 at 23:42:00

Mid-Winter Thaw

Posted on February 12, 2009
On my drive to work this morning I enjoyed the sight of the piles of snow visibly sublimating into the fifty degree air. Here's another common sight in New England at this time of year - the heavy equipment being deployed to clean up the snowbank remains from the roadways...

The New Travel Pack

Posted on February 01, 2009
Here's the new bag - that REI Vagabond 2.0. The Girl is convinced that it's not big enough for vacation trip, but then again we have to weigh her steamer trunk every time to make sure she's not over the limit.One really nice feature is that it opens up like a suitcase, rather than just having the top access...

Kitchen Herb Garden, Round Two

Posted on February 01, 2009
Kitchen Herb GardenOriginally uploaded by RSLSThe Girl and I planted a kitchen herb garden last May, and were rewarded with fresh herbs all summer, fall and into the winter. It finally wore itself out (and finished up all of the nutrient tablets), although the basil plants braved along for several more weeks after the rest had given up...

Bollywood, Winter Version

Posted on January 31, 2009
IMG_0067Originally uploaded by RSLSThe Girl and I caught a double-header today, way up in Danvers. We saw Rachel Getting Married and Doubt. I really liked Rachel Getting Married, The Girl thought it was boring. We both thought Ann Hathaway was very good, however...

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What's Up?

Posted on January 30, 2009
So what's up with me, you might be wondering. �Busy, busy, busy with work, work, work. �But also with other stuff. �I was learning Italian with Rosetta Stone online, but have switched to Spanish. �We're going back to Italy someday, but it really seems that I'll have more opportunity to use Spanish well before that...

Mm, Mm, Good

Posted on December 29, 2008
That's what Campbell soup is for its inclusive new Swanson ad campaign that includes a two-mom family in one of its spotlights on celebrity chefs. �The rabidly anti-gay American Family Institute is, of course, demanding that Campbell pull the ads:?Not only did the ads cost Campbell's a chunk of money, but they also sent a message that homosexual parents constitute a family and are worthy of support...

Space Truckers, Year of Astronomy

Posted on December 24, 2008
NASA announced yesterday that it has awarded contracts to two companies to haul cargo between Earth and the International Space Station. � SpaceX and Orbital Sciences will deliver 20 tons of material for a total of $3.5 billion through 2016. �This program is designed to bridge the gap between the retirement of the space shuttles and the launch of the replacement line...

Christmas Puppy, and Trek

Posted on December 24, 2008
Christmas Puppy, and TrekOriginally uploaded by RSLS

More Tree

Posted on December 24, 2008
More TreeOriginally uploaded by RSLS

Christmas Tree

Posted on December 24, 2008
Christmas TreeOriginally uploaded by RSLS

Hard Working Solar

Posted on December 23, 2008
Hard Working SolarOriginally uploaded by RSLSThe big snow hit before we pulled up the solar driveway lights, so ourplow guy piled them up ok our doorstep. Where they still sit, ofcourse. Today the sun came out, and I'll be darnedif they aren'tshining away in their partially buried state!

Amtrak to Wilmington and Back

Posted on December 20, 2008
I'm back from another business trip, so that means... pictures! �These were all taken from the iPhone, which also geotags each shot as it's taken. �That means I can put them on the map using the coordinates logged, rather than having to try to figure it out based on time and context...

New Haven

Posted on December 19, 2008
New HavenOriginally uploaded by RSLSHere at the New Haven station, snow removal crews are hard at work.What's really cool is that I'm checking my mail (both work andpersonal), IM-ing, updating facebook, streaming podcasts, doingChristmas shopping, checkimg my location by GPS and taking/postingphotos all from my iPhone on the train...

NYC

Posted on December 19, 2008
NYCOriginally uploaded by RSLSHeading into Penn Station.

Outside Rahway

Posted on December 19, 2008
Outside RahwayOriginally uploaded by RSLSThe snow has begun on the Acela route. The Girl is picking me up atthe commuter rail station this evening in her Subaru.

Training Day

Posted on December 19, 2008
Training DayOriginally uploaded by RSLSOutside the Wilmington Amtrak station. Only rain here. I expect tohit the snow around NYC.

Commuter Rail

Posted on December 16, 2008
Commuter RailOriginally uploaded by RSLSTrain to Boston.

Thomson-Reuters

Posted on December 16, 2008
Thomson-ReutersOriginally uploaded by RSLSI've gotten as far as Stamford now. We'll be going through NYC soon.This is SOOO much better than flying. And I'm getting better at thelittle iPhone keypad!

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Posted on December 07, 2008
120708_1232.jpgOriginally uploaded by RSLSZakes Cakes!

Consumerism Kills

Posted on November 29, 2008
It did yesterday, at any rate. At a Wal-Mart on Long Island, the poor temp sap who got saddled with the task of opening the doors at 5 am was trampled to death by the huddled masses who had been waiting for their opportunity to shop at the most bargain prices of the year...

Apple Pancakes and Rosie Live!

Posted on November 27, 2008
After I finished sipping my tea out on the deck so I could enjoy the sights and sounds of the wildlife buffet (while wearing a coat, hat and gloves, with the hood up to block the rising sun from interfering with the viewing), The Girl and I continued with our Thanksgiving activities...

Happy Thanksgiving!

Posted on November 27, 2008
The Girl and I kicked off the holiday last evening with a trip out to Worcester for the Eagles concert. Or as Glenn Frey called it, "The Eagles Assisted Living Tour." The same could be said for us regular folk out in the audience. One advantage of aging audiences - better behavior...

Civics Literate

Posted on November 23, 2008
I got sucked in by the Yahoo headline that US officials flunk test of American history, economics, civics, and the article's statement that US elected officals on average score 44%, while "ordinary Americans" score about 49%. So off I went to take the quiz...

DFW Car Rental Center

Posted on November 15, 2008
Nov 12 2008 - VID00005Originally uploaded by RSLSThe car rental center at Dallas-Fort Worth airport is larger than the airports at Sioux City or in Muskegon.

The Detroit Airport Pedestrian Tunnel

Posted on November 15, 2008
Nov 12 2008 - DTW 1Originally uploaded by RSLSJoin me on my venture through the tunnel connecting two terminals at the Detroit airport. Be sure to have the sound on, so you can share in the trippy lights. It's a long tunnel, so I had to split the video in two for flickr upload...

Baby Ava Winner

Posted on November 15, 2008
Baby Ava WinnerOriginally uploaded by RSLSTCU and Darth Latte recently added to their family unit, and in the process also held the pick the birth date contest. The Girl was the lucky winner, and here she is opening her prize!

Keith Olbermann on Prop 8

Posted on November 10, 2008
Here in my hotel room on this rainy Texas night, I found myself engrossed in Keith Olbermann's special commentary on Proposition 8 and the people who voted for it, with the result of taking away the right of marriage from same sex couples in California...

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Posted on November 10, 2008
111008_2138.jpgOriginally uploaded by RSLSHere's another exciting "view from my hotel room" photo. You might notice that it's raining. Hard. There is also thunder and lightening. Power went out at my client hospital twice while I was there this evening.

I Voted!

Posted on November 04, 2008
Let me preface this with the story of the first presidential election in which I participated. It was the fall of 1972, and we were having elections at Lincoln Elementary School. I actually don't know whether it was the whole school or just Mrs. Harnedy's third grade class, but I voted...

Wahoo!

Posted on November 04, 2008
The Girl and I struggled and stayed awake, waiting for the 11:00 eastern hour when the news channels could project after the western states closed the polls. Tears of joy were the order of the evening when at 11:00 and about three seconds MSNBC announced that they could now project Obama victorious.

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