Had to wait until after the game to post this as the connectivity at Madison Square Garden is non-existent for AT&T.
Anyway, the game was great. Rangers won 6-1!! The game was never in doubt at they were up 2-0 in the first 2 minutes. Danny and I took a bunch of pictures. Here are some of them.
I decided to take Danny to a Korean restaurant for dinner before the game. . He was a bit hesitant, but he gave it a try. It turned out great! There was so much food. They brought all these little dishes that were included with our dinner. We really enjoyed them all!
Now on to the game.
Thanks to our great friend Jim, Daniel and I are heading into NY to see the Rangers play Colorado. Thankfully Colorado is actually playing worse than the Rangers these days. Maybe our new Coach will get his first win.
Updates later……
Kelly performed on her clarinet as part of the 6th grade instrumental band on Jan 29, 2009. The band played 3 songs:
The concert was great and Kelly played her heart out! You can see some pictures here.
Here is a great illustration of how the bailout worked.
…those that know binary, and those that don’t.
I recently tried a new application called Free Memory. It does just what the name implies – it frees up memory on your Iphone. Most applications want 20 MB free in order to run well. Some apps even suggest you restart your Iphone before running their app!
Free memory will count up the amount of memory being used and give you a choice to free up memory – up to 20 MB. I now do this before I run some of my slower running applications. Performance really improves. It’s the best .99 cent app I’ve purchased! Give it a try!
A good article explaining how Atkins helps people control Type 2 Diabetes.
Here are 2 great apps for those skiers and boarders out there. Ski Report provides great snow reports from US ski resorts. It also lets skiers post their own updates on conditions so that you get the real reports of how things are on the slopes. You can find the reports for all your local resorts by using the Iphone GPS.
ITrailMap provides trail maps of all your favorite resorts.
Both of these apps are free, so try them out!
SkiReport
iTrailMap
For the Unix geeks in the crowd….
As of 6:31:30PM ET this afternoon it will officially be 1234567890 Unix time, which started at zero and has been counting seconds since the stroke of midnight on January 1, 1970, not counting leap seconds. In case you’ve got other plans and can’t celebrate the milestone, I’ll see you December 22, 2282 at 3:13:30PM ET for the celebration of 9876543210.
See this article from Wired for more details, or better still visit 1234567890day.com.
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