This Memorial Day (Late May Bank Holiday) weekend we hooked up with some good friends in London for a weekend of fun in the sun. I only have pics from our Saturday trip to Borough Market but we took advantage of the amazing weather with a great picnic in Hyde Park and BBQ at home [...]
Archive for May, 2009
Borough Market
Posted in Photography, Travels, tagged borough, london, market on May 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Wolfram|Alpha
Posted in Commentary, tagged data, Digital Life, wolfram on May 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Wolfram|Alpha launched last night and I have to say it is truly freaky the types of data you can query via it. Billed as a ‘computational knowledge engine’, it can quickly let you calculate, compare, and visualize all sorts of fascinating things like: Birth rates in the USA and UK Chemical properties of various acids [...]
How-to: Consolidate an iTunes Library
Posted in How To, tagged Apple, Commentary, How To, itunes, library, screencast, sharing on May 11, 2009 | 20 Comments »
Following some discussion over on my How-to: Share a single iTunes Library between you and your wife post, I’ve decided to pull together a screencast (my first!) to walk through how iTunes organizes your music library and how you can consolidate and move your library to share it with additional users. Hopefully the video serves [...]
USA Whirlwind
Posted in Photography, Travels, tagged family, friends on May 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
There are weekend trips and then there’s weekend trips and last week’s run to the States was the latter. In just over 72 hours we enjoyed a day or two with the family for Stacey’s Graduation, followed by catching up with Adam and Maria and their new baby Jonah, then a 30th birthday celebration for [...]
Things that are different in the UK redux
Posted in Commentary, tagged Randomness, uk, weather on May 8, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The amount of daylight might vary but not the weather…










Spring Cleaning
Posted in Commentary, tagged AtP, wordpress on May 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I’m always looking for little changes I can make at AtP that gradually improve the site over time, and after well over 100 posts here, I decided that the categories I was working with just didn’t cut it. For the last few months it’s rarely been clear to me what belonged where, let alone how [...]
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