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I realise that we're in LA, but it has to be said: The production values of the videos and animations on the Dodger Stadium jumbotron were miles ahead of anything I've seen elsewhere. I love the almost Disney-esque typography of this shot.
The view from section 60 of the "Lower Reserve" at Dodger Stadium. The tickets for both Joy and myself were cheaper than one of our regular seats at Fenway, *and* we were able to buy them the night before the game.
If you don’t already own Parallels Desktop, the new VMWare beta is great — I far prefer “Unity” to “Coherence” for mixing Windows apps on the OS X desktop. Only $40 if you buy before the official release at the end of August.
Online Flash version of OS X’s “Photo Booth”. Lotsa fun.
Good tips for presenting at conferences.
If the world was the same as Second Life. Also, people would be walking round with cups of coffee stuck to their stomachs.
Joy and I "adopted" a Tapir at the zoo last year.
As part of our tour of California, we've been attempting to sample the fast food at the chains that are only found on the west-coast.
The Six Dollar Burger at Carl's Jr, the Double-Double Animal Style at In-N-Out and a Jumpin' Jack at Jack in the Box have all been devoured. Plus shakes and/or malts at each -- The Carl's Jr. Caramel Malt is my favourite so far.
The weight-loss starts when we get back home.
Words that should never be placed together.
I get very excited when I see wind-farms in action. Energy being captured from a totally renewable source? Genius! I hope Cape Wind gets going soon.
The largest tree in the world (note: no longer considered the largest living thing in the world -- a field of fungus is)
This is an archive of groovmother.com, the old blog run by Rod Begbie — A Scottish geek who lives in San Francisco, CA.
I'm the co-founder of Sōsh, your handy-dandy guide for things to do in San Francisco this weekend.