May 31 2009
I’m pretty sure that the world of finance exists to obfuscate and to self-perpetuate. # I really thought my last tweet would exorcise the bad financial institution demons. No such luck. I feel such a snarky blog coming on… # So much for the GPS drama: http://bit.ly/AQ3zz #boating #sailing # RT @rozsavage: hmph. breeze against [...]
May 27 2009
Roz Savage has launched on the second leg of her Pacific row, from Hawaii to Tuvalu, provided it’s still above water when she gets there. Check out this absolutely spectacular Roz Tracker: http://www.rozsavage.com/rztracker/tracker/RozTracker.html# I did some online community consulting for her when she was here, and am handling one shift of doing her website updates [...]
May 24 2009
Eight gazillion errands today. Probably good; it keeps me from waiting by the phone. # Trying to figure out what kinds of food plants will actually grow on this boat. Bet the nursery folks won’t know either. # So stoked… DocWeb finally is real! YEAH! http://doc.java.sun.com/DocWeb/ # RT @rozsavage: Store Savage Goes Live – Thanks [...]
May 17 2009
Back from Nevada, recovering from the drive, and OMG happy to be on the water again! # Catching up on the electronic havoc that five solid days of being unplugged caused. # Plotting tomorrow. With any luck, I’ll catch up on all my loose ends. BWAHAHAHAHA. # Got a sweet job lead… am holding my [...]
May 15 2009
UPDATE: Looks like it’ll be showing locally at Embarcadero Center, San Francisco, CA, on August 8, and at a whole heap of other locations. Check the website! Go see it. ‘Nuff said.
May 14 2009
Watson, that is. http://www.youngestround.com/ I’m not sure how I feel about record quests. They drive a whole lot of bad behavior in other sports. I’m figuring that as long as it’s driven by the person themselves, and not by vanity parents, it’s all good. And I’m guessing from the amount of grief Zac Sunderland’s parents [...]
May 10 2009
Riverfest is rockin! #kayak # Powered by Twitter Tools.
May 05 2009
No, I don’t mean psychology. Researchers in France have developed a new model of Earth’s magnetic field that includes a simple explanation for why it has flipped direction many times throughout Earth history. Most geophysicists agree that the main component of Earth’s magnetic field is generated by convection currents in the molten iron of the [...]
May 04 2009
This just in from Beachcomber, by way of my pal Jessica: Garbage Patches Calling all sailors; calling all mariners. If you plan to sail the Atlantic, Pacific, or Indian Oceans, consider setting your course through five garbage patches. Nickolai Maximenko (International Pacific Research Center; IPRC) and Peter Niiler (Scripps Institution of Oceanography) analyzed the tracks [...]
May 04 2009
It’s been a busy time here at Excellent Adventure. I’ll break it all down over time, but for now, we’ve had this rush of free publicity. A reporter from Parents magazine, one from SAIL, and another opportunity that I’m keeping quiet about for now, but is TV based. Woah. I’ve also been asked to contribute [...]
May 03 2009
New research on solar wind turns up this yummy goodness: Scientists have long understood that satellites are at risk from bombardment by solar storms. Now, they’ve gotten a closer look at how the storms are punishing Earth’s magnetosphere, leaving satellites exposed. Scientists have found that extreme solar activity drastically compresses the magnetosphere and modifies the [...]
May 03 2009
Laureen Hudson, C.M.T., is what the new business cards will read. wheeeeeeeee! # Enjoying a rainy morning at home. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
May 02 2009
perfect score on final (practical) exam for massage school! YEAH! Business/ethics class tomorrow, then I”m DONE! # Powered by Twitter Tools.
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