Monthly Archives: May, 2009
Appropriating Content
An interesting post by Gary North on appropriating content is on lewrockwell.com.
From the article:
Lew Rockwell asked Jeffrey Tucker to run www.Mises.org in 1995. Tucker is a genius. Why do I think he is a genius? Because he knows how to borrow and then implement other people’s great ideas. This is a sign of genius. “Steal [...]
Junction Cave and Zuni Area Camping
Junction cave in the Zuni Mountains, or Western New Mexico, is a easy and fun cave for kids. A two hour drive from Albuquerque, it is located 0.1 miles from the El Caulron trailhead in El Malpais National Monument. It is a lava tube that goes for about 1/4 mile. When descending, you quickly leave the light, [...]
Alabaster Cave
Alabaster Cave is a great introduction to wild caving, and is easily accessible within 50 miles of Albuquerque. A Zia tribal permit is required.
From entrance to exit the cave is about 3/4 mile, taking 2-4 hours to crawl through, depending on the speed that you travel. In the middle, there is an exit where you [...]
Learning Mangement in Ethiopia
Rose is off to Ethiopia to setup the Moodle Learning Management system at Bahar Dar University. This is a real challange, and very similar to building TCP/IP infrastructure in New Mexico in the early 1990’s. The university has a single central government ISP, who appears unrealiable, as service frequently comes and goes. All Internet services [...]
Moving to Wordpress and Old Site Content and Posts
It’s 2009 and I’m moving to Wordpress. Posts from the old static site are here:
2006 archive of posts.
2005 Archive of posts.
2004 archive of posts.
2003 archive of posts.
Note that a lot of the old internal links are broken. As I can, I will relink. It may take a while.
Martin Preshaw D Half-Set Played by Eamonn Dillon
Martin Preshaw, the Irish Uilleann Pipemaker, has recorded Eamonn Dillon playing his Uilleann Concert D Half Set. It’s just wonderful!
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A link to Eamonn Dillons Website and MySpace site. His recent CD “The Third Twin” is among my favorites. All original new Celtic music. Brilliant.
And a link to Martin’s website, which [...]