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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Netflix Watch it now
Just wanted to point out that Seasons 1-9 of South Park are available to watch at Netflix Watch Instantly.
Okay, just did a Hulu search to see if this was totally after the fact, and it turns out that there's a beta South Park Studios Player that has what appears to be Seasons 1-13 available. Sweeeeet.
Okay, just did a Hulu search to see if this was totally after the fact, and it turns out that there's a beta South Park Studios Player that has what appears to be Seasons 1-13 available. Sweeeeet.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Downtown Jackson getting a meat and fish shop
Interesting news that the former Choice Meats folks are opening a new meat shop in town.
Downtown Jackson getting a meat and fish shop
A new meat and fish store opening in downtown Jackson should please at least a few downtown residents who complain about driving to get groceries.Thursday, April 16, 2009
Start of the Garden
Todd helped me pick up some railroad ties yesterday and we got a garden bed started for Jennifer while she was in Jackson. Now just to get the rest of the rocks out and mix in the Peat & Manure.
Ivanpah trip
Jennifer, Lucy & I took a little road trip down to the desert with Todd, Wendi & Penny last week.
The big draw for Todd & me was checking out the Ivanpah Dry Lake bed, which has been set aside for non-motorized vehicle use. This keeps the surface relatively flat and rut-free. This Playa is perfect for land sailing, kite buggying and the like.
Todd has a buggy, and I was able to pick up a landboard and a ram air foil style kite more suited to land activities.
We made it out to the lake bed 3 times. The first 2 days the wind was almost too strong, and if we had even smaller kites we would have used them. We were able to (slowly) ride the landboard behind a little stunt kite Todd has. Those days were good to get the hang of my new kite, and I got to buggy a little bit as well. The third day the wind was suitable for landboarding. After a shaky start, I started to get a feel for it. Only one wipeout. The board I got has a pretty springy suspension, which I think will be good for the rockier areas we have in Wyoming, but it could get squirrely at higher speeds on the flats; sudden movements not an option.
The big draw for Todd & me was checking out the Ivanpah Dry Lake bed, which has been set aside for non-motorized vehicle use. This keeps the surface relatively flat and rut-free. This Playa is perfect for land sailing, kite buggying and the like.
Todd has a buggy, and I was able to pick up a landboard and a ram air foil style kite more suited to land activities.
We made it out to the lake bed 3 times. The first 2 days the wind was almost too strong, and if we had even smaller kites we would have used them. We were able to (slowly) ride the landboard behind a little stunt kite Todd has. Those days were good to get the hang of my new kite, and I got to buggy a little bit as well. The third day the wind was suitable for landboarding. After a shaky start, I started to get a feel for it. Only one wipeout. The board I got has a pretty springy suspension, which I think will be good for the rockier areas we have in Wyoming, but it could get squirrely at higher speeds on the flats; sudden movements not an option.
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