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Monthly Archives: April 2012
putting on the kettle
Headed off to the okanagan tonight to cycle part of the old kettle valley railway. Uberstoked! The back of the truck looks super sexy loaded up with bicycles.
licensed respect
I recently had the need for a tool capable of modifying data spread across multiple text files. Basically I needed something that would do a souped up “search and replace”. A quick prowl of the internet landed me on a … Continue reading
the bird can safely be considered as a homogeneous jet of fluid
As someone who uses engineering algebra to approximate everything around me, I am generally quite happy to assume a horse is a sphere if it makes the math easier. My friend Phil recently sent me a journal article that does this to the extreme. … Continue reading
Green eating
I found bright green sausages at Wholefoods. Naturally I bought some. They are 85% local kale and 15% Québécois pork. I am super excited to be moving into a time of year when fresh local food is abundant. Farm Folk City … Continue reading
tom foolery
I donned my cape early this morning to compete in the Pacific Populaire. You can tell I am a racer by my fancy “water” bottle. More photos on facebook.
