For future reference: Hacker’s Diet Tools for the Palm Computing® Platform. I’ve slacked off during the winter, and now I’m off my goal again. I’d update the sidebar, but we lost our scale during the move. Guess I’ll have to get another next week.

The 10 Best Ways To Lose the Most Sympathetic Case in History I heard coverage of the arguments earlier this week on NPR and couldn’t believe my ears. It sounded like attorney Paul Renne was trying to lose. I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought so.

I spent a bit more time getting caught up on the housekeeping around here. All of the various pages have been templated, including the archives and comment windows. There are monthly archives, going all the way back to the beginning (see the side bar), as well as individual archives. To reach those, click on the timestamp under each entry. This is the same as before, and can be used as a permanent link to the entry, suitable for emailing, etc. Those of you in the habit of leaving comments, take a look at the comment pop-up window. Let me know what you think. You use that window more than I do.

Conform. Consume. Obey.

Real Milk has cream on top...
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Remember Doctor Who? Well, he's back, in online cartoon form.
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Twenty-five years ago today, the B-52's began to play.
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And here’s the first entry using MT. Watch your step…

Testing GreyMatter setup at new home… this may be the last GreyMatter entry before I move to MovableType.

The electrified poultry fence arrived today, but I can install it until the field gets plowed, which will now happen Wednesday (there was a weather delay). Then, we can get to barn-building, which missed its earlier window of opportunity due to rain. Also in there, I’ll spread compost out over the area marked for Spring vegetables and get the seeds in the ground. Busy, busy. The Georgia Organics conference was wonderful. We saw many contacts we’d already made around here and established plenty more from around the state. We learned plenty and, more importantly, confirmed many things we’d already learned. I’m still digesting all the notes I took. Before we left, I got around to making the farm’s web site more attractive, but it’s not done yet. I’ve been learning a new set of tools thar has really impressed me. Enough to eventually transfer this site to them. In the meantime I’m using it to build the other site from scratch. It will have its own weblog, too, to announce farm news to our customers. It’s hidden at the moment (though if you’re clever you’ll find it) as I integrate all the site’s pieces.