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Well, it’s Wednesday night. Last Friday I drove to western Colorado right after work to join my father for the once-in-a-lifetime hunting trip. He was hunting for a desert bighorn sheep. I met him and my brother Kent for dinner at a mediocre restaurant and stayed the night at the house of my cousin Deb.… Continue reading Untitled

Ooh, I just got email from Amazon.com saying that they’ve finally shipped my order containing Adventures in Modern Recording by The Buggles. That was their second album, which you can’t get on CD in the US. It’s only available on the import CD from Japan, which explains why it’s $46. You have to be a… Continue reading Untitled

I’m eating my lunch at my desk at work for the 3rd time this week. Frankly, I’m getting tired of working through lunch, so I thought I’d take a few minutes to update my blog. Lunch today is from Qdoba’s. I’m having 2 shredded beef tacos and an order of guacamole and chips, plus a… Continue reading Untitled

I was listening to KGNU last night. At 11 PM was Under the Floorboards, and the DJ played “Nightmare Lullaby”! This was the first time I was actually personally listening to the radio when one of our songs was played (not counting internet radio, of course). So that was nice.

CDW: NEC PowerMate eco – This is cool. I have no idea what the speed of a Transmeta Crusoe 900 MHz processor is like. But it’s nice to see an eco-friendly PC. I like the fact that it’s so quiet, due to having no fans. This could be good for a recording studio. I’d be… Continue reading Untitled

We played at The Other Side arts center last night, opening for The Voodoo Organist. Attendance was much poorer than even I expected. Whatever promotion the organizer of this show and the venue did apparently didn’t work. I think the only people who showed up were the folks who worked there and people who heard… Continue reading Untitled

I had a mental breakthrough last night while I was reading my ethics book on the exercise bike at the health club. I figured out why I have Libertarian tendencies. But to explain, I’ll have to teach you about this British deep thinker of the early 19th century. And I don’t have the book in… Continue reading Untitled

Just moments after I published that last blog entry, I looked at the reviews of this book (Who Moved My Cheese?) on Amazon.com. Despite being a “#1 Bestseller” this book has gotten panned by those who read it and took the time to write their thoughts on Amazon. One reviewer writes this: This book is… Continue reading Untitled

On Wednesday of this week, my company, Voyant Technologies, Inc. of Westminster, Colorado, had our quarterly all company meeting. (You may think that 5 commas in a sentence of 19 words is extreme, but as far as I know I used them all correctly) From time to time, the powers that be like to give… Continue reading You got paid for this?

I’m currently reading a book that a friend and former boss recommended. It’s How Good People Make Tough Choices: Resolving the Dilemmas of Ethical Living. Not that I have any particular tough choices to make, but when I asked for a recommendation for a book on moral relativism, he recommended this (which isn’t on moral… Continue reading Untitled