Taylor’s Graduation – Canyon High School 2008
May 31st, 2008 @ 18:46Posted by: John
Archive for May, 2008
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analog copyright in the digital world
May 30th, 2008 @ 19:51Posted by: John
This is a funny story about the train wreck that is intellectual property rights
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email2friendTree Stumps are out Today!
May 30th, 2008 @ 17:23Posted by: John Whipple Sr.
Congratulations to Taylor
May 30th, 2008 @ 16:23Posted by: Cassell
Hi all, We will be traveling tomorrow in Brussels , having a meeting with a cellist , then on our way to Paris on Sunday. We’ll stop by this place and have our graduation lunch and hoist a few for Taylor. Love, C&C
email2friendDon’t fail to request Mitch’s record
May 30th, 2008 @ 09:02Posted by: John
Both to radio and whenever you’re in a record store. It won’t be in the stores yet but even a couple of requests that filter back to a distributor will help them become aware of it. Might make a
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email2friendwe have a first grade grad.
May 29th, 2008 @ 16:08Posted by: Jack Wickham
Winona Jo Wickham graduated first grade today outstanding academic, goal achiever, ** perfect attendance, ** accelerated reader, pillar of character (from her dad), family night, field day, library reading program (maybe grandma had something to do with that), super scientist ** special events **,garden club, science expo. I would tell you more but you would think I was trying to brag.
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email2friendTaylor
May 29th, 2008 @ 14:31Posted by: John
talking about Taylor, he did two cool things as his final accomplishments in the public school arts programs. He very successfully directed a school play and qualified to go to State as a solo vocalist. Taylor had followed Casey’s footsteps and become
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email2friendThis is where we’ll be for Taylor’s graduation lunch
May 29th, 2008 @ 13:18Posted by: John
It says “family and friends” so that must be us. Taylor and I were up there today and we
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email2friend1951 MG TD ( Volkswagen Replicar) FOR SALE
May 28th, 2008 @ 01:22Posted by: John Whipple Sr.
from Jack Wickham
May 27th, 2008 @ 14:52Posted by: By Email
look at it up close to your monitor and it’s Albert Einstein but then get up and look from further away.
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email2friendwhat IS this stuff
May 27th, 2008 @ 14:31Posted by: John
There’s lots of successful sites for trading books and CDs; this is a website where you trade clothes. We could trade pearl snap shirts for silk smoking jackets. * Read at least some of this Free Range Kids site if you’re interested in the conversation about how kids aren’t allowed to be kids anymore. It’s TRUE…. and we’re guilty. * Get Ready! Just 6 months before all these things happen. * VERY INTERESTING: This is the very cool story of how this guy impressed the DIY world with his movie making skills. Watch the time lapse movie and then the video on how he made it on a tiny budget. Incredible. If you have trouble with RealMedia or Quicktime, you can see it on YouTube here. * Old photos of Cape Canaveral * Another service to help you write and publish a book * Build a model airplane on this really slick website * A website called “Exciting Links For Boring Days” * Drawing with ink on the wood of acoustic guitars. I always thought it would be cool to take an old guitar and use a wood burning tool to burn designs into it. * This site digs into the server for the LiveJournal blog service and pulls up the last 50 photos uploaded. Very interesting but you never know what you’ll see.
email2friendlecture by Clay Shirky
May 27th, 2008 @ 08:47Posted by: John
the audio is dicey at first but it straightens out almost right away. A percentage of this is very obvious and you already know it but a whole lot of it is very good. His book “Here Comes Everybody” is what some smart people are reading to try to get a handle on where group action and interaction on the Internet is headed. Spending a little time listening to this is almost like reading the book because I think he covers his main ideas.
email2friendwe had quite a great day
May 26th, 2008 @ 21:33Posted by: John
playing guitars, swinging in the hammock, swimming, fishing, feasting…everybody seemed to have a great time. This private, old timey campground is going to go the way of Blue Hole though, it’s up for sale. There’ll be condos there before you know it. Until then, for anybody who wants a day on the river, you can do what we did on any day. Call them and reserve a spot and if it’s just day use, if you’re not camping overnight and it’s a small family, it’s only $15. It’s a goldmine of a place and hardly anybody knows about it.
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email2friendmap to the swimmin’ hole for tomorrow
May 25th, 2008 @ 13:11Posted by: John
Brunella Bruni’s annual gardening show is today
May 25th, 2008 @ 10:48Posted by: John
She emailed us, I’ve been mentioning it around to a bunch of people. We’re going to try to get over there. We went with Glenn, Lynne and Kim two years ago and it was awesome. Missed it last year because, like this year, it’s just a hectic weekend for us. I’d love to see Brunella and also Charlie and Susan Whipple will be there. Here’s the website. That’s Brunella with her back to the camera in the photo with the guy holding the plant tray. 
She’s a treasure to this world.
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how can you afford to do that without any ads?
Are you going to go?
