Piebald is coming back to PSU, thanks to WPCR. Its a “best-of” show, so you’ll get to hear alot of old songs and some new ones too. I’m not going embed the flash ad (more of a trailer, really) here, but its located over at http://www.piebald.com/ads/. The show is Nov. 20th, starting around 7:30 in the HUB at Plymouth State University. Its going to rock hard, so you’d better bring your rockin’ out shoes, lest some rock related injury befall you. rock.
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Penny sale
Tonight, i went to the penny sale with Jenny, Adam, Mark and Emily. Pictured are our tickets for the blue round. Good times are being had by all(well, most) as i type this into my phone.
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Spread'em
Spread Firefox has collected donations from over 8,000 people as of today, October 27th, 2004. Each of those donations is worth at least $10 (the student level) but I imagine most are at the $30 individual level. If you do the math, we’re talking around $240k for the Mozilla Project. While I don’t use firefox as my primary browser, I am now jumping to it instead of IE when I can’t use Opera, and the novelty of being in the New York Times for $10 seemed woth it to me, so I did cough up the student donation. There’s still 2 days to get your name in the Firefox launch ad in the NYT. Its too late to donate early, but you can still donate often.
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First cache of the year.
Went up East Rattlesnake with Mike and Leasa. wandered around trying to find the first and second stage of the multi. Found the cache with the aid of head lamps and walked down the mountain after dark. This was my first time up East Rattlesnake, but I think I like west better. I removed track points involved in finding the cache, so as not to give it away, but here’s our track overlayed over aerial and topo maps. Almost forgot, I found 3 ticks and Mike found one. That brings my geocaching parasite total to 6, which means that I’m averaging 2 ticks per cache.
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Fox Park Expedition #2
I headed out in the woods again with the intention of marking down some trail intersections. I forgot my maps from the previous expedition however and so I didn’t do much other then retread routes I’ve already been on. The successes for the day are taking a 5 minute average on the large boulders we’ve always called “Devils Peak” and bringing 2 discarded beer cans, a piece of plastic and an empty glass Nestea bottle out of the woods with me. People are pigs. Click here [.tiff] for maps of expeditions one (pink) and two (purple).
Total distance today: About 1.7 km.
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Fox Park Survey #1
Monday after work I decided to go take an initial survey of the (unmapped as far as I know) trails behind Fox Park. My goal was to put together enough of a map that I can get around and know where I am in relation to everything else. My end goal for this project is to put together a complete map of all the trails. I spend about and hour and a half walking around and went a smidge of 2 kilometers. The mapped the data using QuakeMap and I’m posting it for all to see. I think on my next trip I’m going to try to get an accurate waypoint for some (all?) of the intersections and interesting features as well as hauling out some more trash (did I forget to mention that I pulled out about 4 empty malt liquor bottles and numerous empty cans?). Anyone want to join me? I was thinking of going Sunday Morning. Click here for the map.
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Wickwas Challenge – Attempt #1
I ran out to this geocache after dropping Jenny off at work. Took to Mazda off-roading to get an optimum parking spot and I’m probably lucky that I didn’t bottom out or pop a tire. I followed a trail about 350m before finding myself face to face with a brand-spanking-new no trespassing sign blocking my way. Being a law abiding citizen, I turned tail back to my car and emailed the Cache owner. Maybe I should’ve posted to the cache page requesting archive as I’m pretty sure I was in the right spot, but I didn’t. Still haven’t heard back from the dude a week later.
