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13 March, 2004
San Juan Capistrano Photos
Today we took a drive to San Juan Capistrano. We didn't see a single swallow. Actually, the big Swallow-fest is next week. I took lots of photos, and you can see some of them here.
The photo below was taken at the Mission. The guy in the costume walks around to add some authenticity to the place. As soon as he sees someone point a camera at him, he poses very nicely.

Posted on 13 March, 2004
A Sidewalk For King George
Jimmy Breslin writes: Money in his coffers, but no dirt on his shoes.
For days now, the job at Eisenhower Park in Nassau County has been to follow the order from the White House through the Secret Service and down to the park workers:
"The president's feet are not to touch the dirt."
So all yesterday, large crews drawn from all county parks worked to ensure that, as always in his life, George Bush's feet do not touch the ground when he appears in the big park today.
Ironically, the event is a groundbreaking ceremony.
Posted on 13 March, 2004
Moog Appreciation
At Reality Carnival: The Official Moog Synthesizer Appreciation Page.
For some reason, I just love photos of complex, Moog synthesizers. Do you? These music synthesizers speak to me. They tells me something about art, technology, and the wonderful mind of humankind. Images of Moog synthesizers remind us of the intricacy of our brains and the awesome promise of tomorrow. Moog synthesizers allow us to transcend space and time.

Posted on 13 March, 2004
Old Radio Ads
At Reel Radio: Listen to nearly an hour of old radio ads, compiled by Joe Evelius.
"For many years I have collected commercials in addition to airchecks, jingles and records. In many ways, commercials are the toughest items to find even though they played such a prominent role on the air. Those jingles seem to stay with people for a long time. I hope this brings more people and their contributions to Reelradio..."
These ads are great. And they really demonstrate the sorry state of current radio advertising.
(via Finger Lickin' Good)
Posted on 13 March, 2004
Mazes
A bunch of unusual printable mazes to keep your kids occupied.

Posted on 13 March, 2004
Banned On EBay
From the Mercury News: EBay halts auction of Vietnamese girls by Taiwan user.
"There couldn't be a clearer case of what's not allowed on eBay," eBay official Hani Durzy said Friday.
Posted on 13 March, 2004
Recycled Links, Part 22
These
links were posted on the J-Walk Blog about a year ago. Good stuff that you may
have overlooked.
- George Harrison Font - Based on his handwriting
- TV History - The first 75 years
- Phoons - From all over the world
- The Brannock Device - How to use it
- Jesus Wig and Beard - Only $29.98
- The Toaster Museum - Historical toaster-related stuff
- National Portrait Gallery - Head shots
- Rubik's Cube - Art
- Bad Fads - A museum
- Fake Teeth - By Dr. Bukk
- Odd Musical Instruments - With sound clips
- Build a Drum Kit - And play it
- Ad*Access - Lots of old print ads
- Potted Meat - Including pork brains
Posted on 13 March, 2004