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13 Feb, 2010

Hanging out in Taos, NM

Posted by: Dave In: New Mexico| Travel| Vacation

We’ve headed south for the weekend to Taos, NM.  Having fun walking around the old pueblo.  Google maps said it would take us 5 and a half hours to get here.
I did it in 4.
- Dave

24 Sep, 2009

A new two-wheeler

Posted by: Dave In: Colorado| Misc| Travel

I’ve always wanted a motorcycle.
So, about two weeks after my knee surgery I visited the Harley Davidson dealership and picked out a red 2010 Road King.  I’ve been riding it for the past 3 weeks and love it. It’s pretty heavy (nearly 800lbs with a full tank of gas) but it handles extremely well on [...]

26 May, 2008

Gas Buddy

Posted by: Dave In: Business| Places| Travel| Web

No, this is not a pill or a new type of underwear, it is a website that tracks the price of gas by county across the United States.  Green is good.  Red is bad.
Check out Gas Buddy here.
- Dave

19 Apr, 2008

Japanese train station shovers

Posted by: Dave In: Business| Film| Productivity| Travel

Video link

21 Mar, 2008

Ed Force One: Iron Maiden goes airborne

Posted by: Dave In: Music| Travel

The AMAZING part of this rock-n-roll fantasy is that Bruce Dickinson, the lead singer, pilots the 757 himself. He’s been a licensed pilot for several years.

Photo credits: Tom Podolec, Daniel Umaña & Maddd Cat
Via Laughing Squid

25 Nov, 2007

Still in Des Moines

Posted by: Dave In: Travel| Vacation

Hey kiddos, Justine and I are still in Des Moines. We’re enjoying the quiet streets and the chilly temperatures of Iowa’s bustling metropolis.
I hope you had a good Thanksgiving and have recovered from the tryptophan coma. Did you know cheddar cheese has more tryptophan than turkey?
Catch you on the flip side, daddy-oh.
-Dave

24 Oct, 2007

Where the hell is Matt?

Posted by: Dave In: Film| Travel

Matt’s website and amazing story.
Enjoy and good night.
-Dave

19 Oct, 2007

We’re in Austin

Posted by: Dave In: Science| Technology| Travel

We arrived in Austin in record time (around 2 hours and 15 minutes).  Would have been faster but we hit traffic leaving Houston.
Headed out to find some dinner.  Looking forward to the Maker Faire tomorrow.  I’ll try to post some photos here tomorrow and Sunday.
Have a good weekend, everyone.
-Dave

07 Jun, 2007

Luckiest guy ever

Posted by: Dave In: Humor| Travel

This story made me laugh today at work.  I can almost hear the long, loud scream that must have come from this young man.
PAW PAW, Mich. – Ben Carpenter got the ride of a lifetime when his electric wheelchair became lodged in the grille of a semitrailer and was accidentally pushed down a highway for [...]

31 May, 2007

Google launches Street View

Posted by: Dave In: Travel| Web

Google has recently launched a nifty Street View feature in their Google Maps product. This essentially gives the user a street level view of the surroundings. It’s very cool for finding landmarks if you are cartographically challenged and need a building or reference point to guide you.
Go to google maps and click [...]



  • Nathan: Pretty awesome. I wonder how much time and money was spent on that? Was this guy's[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxKtZmQgxrI]video linked on here
  • Jim Thompson: Brilliant!
  • Nathan: It's unpossible! ...and no, that's not a caption. It's like staring at the sun.
  • Nathan: He is in need of an Amish hat.
  • Christi Black: I have one of these little tools and it's very functional... I love it =D
  • Dave: Thanks, John! We're having a relaxing weekend strolling around Taos. I love this part of the country. So peaceful and beautiful.
  • John Uselding: Happy birthday Dave! Have a great time in NM.
  • AwesomeGuy: Kurt Cobain Is The Best Singer In History! OMG! LIKE TOTALLY!
  • Scott: So... I'm supposed to stand somewhere *else* and "masterbate"?
  • TDH: Photoshop by someone who can't spell, no less.

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