Inspired by others, I’ve tried to clean up the HTML and CSS templates driving this site a little bit. It worked if there is no visible change. 
What I fixed was only stuff a geek could love — I rearranged the CSS and HTML markup to eliminate useless and redundant tags, refactored things out a bit, marked up lists properly, etc.
Ok, so I was bored. Shoot me.
CNN.com – A distant Pioneer whispers to Earth – Dec. 19, 2002
NASA engineers picked up a radio signal this month from the first spacecraft to fly beyond Pluto.
This is just amazing! I remember being fascinated by the pictures that came back from the Pioneer and Voyager probes and trying to fathom the distances that were involved. Wow.
The girls making cookies
She can’t read yet, but soon!
A BIIIIG present
You can never have too many tools
We’re back after a week away with family in Ohio. Over the weekend I’ll try to put up a picture or two.
Wow. This is just too cool. Andy, you’ll love this one too!
When you find an interesting site or blog, simply cut-and-paste the URL into the Technorati sidebar, and get an up-to-date list of blogs that link to that URL. It’s like getting instant reviews and commentary on what’s going on on the web.
Sifry’s Alerts: A great new use of the Google API and SOAP
Cool! You can use Google to index past blog entries and automatically build a list of related items!
The code to build a list of recommended blog reading was published. Thanks!
What a laugh! From tantek: Respecting myths as a part of human culture
There is a lot of unnecessary conflict as a result of people arguing about whose mythology is right or wrong, or trying to mix science and mythology in order to prove that a particular myth is correct or incorrect…
The most recent example of this was when a Vicar told children Santa is dead. He also said it was scientifically impossible for Father Christmas to deliver so many presents and that reindeer would burst into flames if they had to travel at the speeds necessary.
Does anyone else see the irony of a person, who believes in a mythical supreme being, scientifically refuting the existence of Santa Claus’ gift deliveries?