A fantastic day for a ballgame
April 26th, 2006
Baseball. —Continue reading....
April 23rd, 2006
One of the reasons I love living in the Bay Area is how close we are to interesting activities outside “the city”. One of these activities is visiting wine country, either Napa or Sonoma. And going to wine country is a day trip at worst, even from the south bay: a couple hours drive and you're surrounded by grape vines and group tours. —Continue reading....
April 23rd, 2006
Ying does it again. Last night, once again, we're lazing around, this time after a day of wine tasting in Sonoma County. On tv is Pretty Woman. At some point after Julia Roberts is offered "the deal", Ying turns to me and asks: —Continue reading....
April 21st, 2006
Ying was over the other night, and as we flipped the stations looking for something to watch, we came across Deal or No Deal. I've watched it a few times before; it's an interesting game of chance driven by greed, and injected with hot, well-dressed models with money-filled suitcases. —Continue reading....
April 16th, 2006
As I mentioned on Saturday, Ying and I went to see The Rivals, a laugh-out-loud comedy you may not be familiar with, but which has probably influenced you. It's the play by Richard Sheridan that introduced Mrs. Malaprop, the woman who constantly used the wrong words, to hilarious effect. —Continue reading....
April 15th, 2006
I have an A.C.T. (American Conservatory Theatre) subscription which allows me to see the seven plays A.C.T. puts on each year. Today's play is "The Rivals". Perhaps I'll give a report on it upon my return. —Continue reading....
April 12th, 2006
After several years of talk and no action, the New York Mets organization announced recently that they'll be building a new ballpark for the team. —Continue reading....
April 9th, 2006
I've decided that there very much needs to be an Undercover Brother Meets Austin Powers movie. —Continue reading....
April 5th, 2006
If I had written an entry with this headline on April 1, everyone would have assumed it was a big ol' joke for the geekerati. I may have even had people call me nuts for even suggesting such a thing. But no, it's not a joke, it is in fact exactly what Apple has gone and done: new software from my favorite company will allow you to run Windows XP™ on an Intel-based Mac, like the diminutive Mac mini. The software is named Boot Camp and is available as a public beta. —Continue reading....