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anhinga_anhingaI was in New York City last weekend -- there is a pretty nice light-and-music show at the Grand Central Terminal going through December.
Main Concourse, on the half hour, 11:30am to 9pm. Allow an extra few minutes to get to your train, with people watching the show obstructing your way somewhat.. Now I know how one can use a palace :-) A photo here:
http://www.mta.info/mta/news/newsroom/lightshow2006.htm
Ask.com search engine introduced AskEraser button for those occasions when you don't want your searches for @#$%^*! to stay in the logs of a search engine for a long time. Given increasing privacy concerns, this might be useful, at least once in a while..
A calendar of selected lectures on science and engineering in the Boston area for the current week:
http://fhapgood.fastmail.fm/site02.html
One way to see a lot of cool postings is to read Friends pages of other people. What I would really like to have is a tool to mark cool postings as I read them and to aggregate them into something formatted similarly to a Friends page and to make that available on the Web. Reading such "Selected Reading" logs of other people would probably be more interesting than just reading their Friends pages.
Main Concourse, on the half hour, 11:30am to 9pm. Allow an extra few minutes to get to your train, with people watching the show obstructing your way somewhat.. Now I know how one can use a palace :-) A photo here:
http://www.mta.info/mta/news/newsroom/lightshow2006.htm
Ask.com search engine introduced AskEraser button for those occasions when you don't want your searches for @#$%^*! to stay in the logs of a search engine for a long time. Given increasing privacy concerns, this might be useful, at least once in a while..
A calendar of selected lectures on science and engineering in the Boston area for the current week:
http://fhapgood.fastmail.fm/site02.html
One way to see a lot of cool postings is to read Friends pages of other people. What I would really like to have is a tool to mark cool postings as I read them and to aggregate them into something formatted similarly to a Friends page and to make that available on the Web. Reading such "Selected Reading" logs of other people would probably be more interesting than just reading their Friends pages.
