Ry4an sent me this interesting infographic about
Apple's product line and the recent introduction of the iPod Shuffle and
Mac Mini:
Apple's
Tipping Point: Macs For The Masses.
It's something of a post-hoc rationalization of Apple's product line
(i.e., it doesn't predict anything) but it is still interesting to look
at and it provides a nice look at the spread of Apple's offerings.
Chuck gives me a
little snipit to play whenever I
need a reminder of my place in the cosmos. (You might need to read the
comments to some of my posts on the
New
Patriot to get why this is funny rather than insulting.)
Sears Building Revitialization
Star Tribune:
Old Sears
being reborn for urban living, working.
I took a look (online) at the
condos they're building in there and I thought they were too expensive
(starting at $180, IIRC) and had too few windows.
Now
here's something I could get behind: A Connecticut representitive is
proposing legislation that will
require movie
theaters to advertise the time a movie will actually start.