Uff da! (Or something like that!)
While channel-surfing I came across Nathan Milstein playing Ottokar Nováček’s “Perpetuum Mobile” on the Arts Channel. All I can say is “Wow!” It is always a great thrill to come across a master I had not known about, and he definitely belongs in that category! Wikipedia indicated his Paganiniana is another great work, and my mind was blown for a second time tonight!
A family member just sent me a link to a bunch of old newspapers digitized through the Library of Congress. If you need a resource: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/.
Here’a a useful page on the subject: http://amiworks.co.in/talk/debugging-php-using-xdebug-and-notepad-part-i/.
Perhaps the most beautiful version of this song, ever:
Had to use MS Calculator one too many times, and wished for the happiness of my old HP41CX. (Batteries are dead, but still worked when last used!) Googled and found an emulator! I’m sooo happy!!!
For anyone who wants, here is a 48×48 icon which looks a little more like the king of calculators (right-click and save-as for Windows users):
A little techie product which looks fun, but the 1-star reviews give pause: Amazon page.
A college professor told me about Jean Gebser. His philosophy is interesting, but I keep forgetting his name, so I’m putting it here for posterity.
Got a bit bored around chapter 10, so I might never go back to it: fanfiction.net page. Harry’s a lot less winy, and more proactive, but…
A useful reddit thread, giving links to good music in all types of genres:
Great site! A lot of good background music for working to: thechemicalbrothers.com
