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Confirmation (1)
permalinkCal says the games on Comcast Sports Net West will be on an over-the-air channel on basic cable. The channel is yet to be determined.Shared by Brian (10)
- Brian said: Nevermind, but more (away) games on TV is good for everyone.
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One more gametime/more TV info (1)
permalinkJust received word that Comcast Sports Net West is picking up three games this season — at Washington State on Sept. 6, against Colorado State on Sept. 27 and at Arizona on Oct. 18. As reported earlier, the Washington State and Arizona games were already picked up by local Fox Sports Net affilliates. Rather than try to pick up the production from the opponent, Cal went to CSN West to try to get its own ...Shared by Brian (10)
- Brian said: Hmm... possibly viewing events in Hercules again if they don't show it on regular cable.
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日常生活 (1)
permalink不多说了，就贴几张：Shared by Brian (10)
- Brian said: Ani - Not sure if you're subscribed to this.
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Twenty Healthy Foods that Cost $1 or Less [Grocery Shopping] (59)
on Lifehacker (11708) permalinkGrocery shopping hasn't been getting any cheaper lately, and the rising costs of fresh food in particular might lead some frugal buyers to be tempted by processed foods and supposedly "cheap" snacks. The Divine Caroline blog offers some food for thought with a list of 20 foods that are real (in the Michael Pollan sense), loaded with good stuff, and less than a dollar, or, in some cases, only that much per serving. One choice ...Shared by AaronTN (197) AC Valentine (91) Adam (85) Alan Cheslow (184) Allen (21) Brian (10) chip (173) Chris (64) Chronicole (15) Dan Russell (119) Daniel Bachhuber (133) Dave C. (134) David (10) DVD (78) E.Z. (16) eeenmachine (36) foolarch (255) George (23) Gienah Ghurab (95) gpietersma (5) Grandje5ter (99) hallie (45) HeNkiSdaBro (34) Jamison (8) Jessica L. Hannah (105) jimdmcd (71) Jing (29) Jon (22) Jon (32) Joyce (285) Justin Ribeiro (36) Kevin Donahue (39) looprock (87) Margaret (14) Matt (25) Matt Hall (49) Miggity (31) mvndrvrt (119) Noah (111) Pat (54) Paul (49) Rémy (55) Rob (70) rOckY (701) Ryan (134) Ryan Kennedy (22) Sam (68) Shannon Prickett (121) Shawn (94) Siutat (10) Stacy (349) Steve (148) tarman (127) Tim (71) Tina K.J (97) Tommy (31) Vandywolfer (4) Vincenzo (209) zoso (210)Contribute comment
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Jackass Reports on iPhone Line, Gets Called Jackass (115)
on Daring Fireball (1858) permalinkWell done. ★Shared by Adam (496) Adam (33) Adam Fuhrer (450) Alex (24) Alex (297) Alex France (1271) Alex Plank (26) Andrew (89) Andrew Hughes (177) Andrew Schott (381) ani625 (557) Anton T (85) Apollo! (31) Arnold (15) Billy Adams (33) bjmac (13) Brandon Taylor (3) Brett (26) Brian (10) Bryan Garcia (132) Bryan Hughes (10) Cam (160) Chad (388) Chris Coleman (63) Chris Shearer (36) Chris Stamas (41) Chuck Rogers (199) Clinton Schell (25) Cory Carrier (22) Craig McCreath (15) Dave (16) Dave (42) Dave (25) David (73) David Oei (2) Davis Collins (5) Dennis Gonzales (53) dew (17) drew (18) Eduo (108) Edward Platero (23) EJ (69) Florian (17) giginger (87) Graham English (76) Guðmundur Bjarni Ólafsson (4) Hakicoma (1017) Ian Kaumeyer (25) Ian Kaumeyer (24) idschray (20) James (1) Jane Burt (176) Jarod (15) Jay Logelin (9) Jeffrey (55) Jim Lawrence (47) Joey Foxenberger (116) John (19) Jon (89) Jon (12) Jonathan (111) Jonathan (630) Josh (3) Joshua (36) Justin (136) Katie Fellows (279) Keith Dishman (7) keith kleinschmidt (1) Kevin Rose (119) Lee (103) Liam Bresnahan (17) Linkletter (163) Mark Campbell (3) Mark McKay (108) Matt Albiniak (46) Matt Michielsen (12) Matt Werner (17) Michael (229) Michael Critz (13) Michael Religioso (283) Mike (20) Mike (2) Mike Pruett (16) Natitude (547) Nikollas Ordway (331) Nirav (217) Paul C (9) Pedro Silva (154) Phonkmeister (115) Premier449 (11) ProfVegas (1270) Rey Anthony (3) Ricardo Giesta (69) Rob Villeneuve (19) Royce Hsu (9) Ryan Parker (243) S.A. Thomas (80) sadiq kassamali (320) Sam Law (83) Shanon Clemmons (77) Shawn Hill (259) Sigurd Foshaug (54) Stephen Parker (34) Steve (878) Steven (22) stevenedge (45) tbeseda (21) Tom Davies (52) Trent Hunger (14) Tyler Keen (27) Vincenzo (209) Yerameyahu (137) Zak M. (219) ZicklePop (63) Zog (10)Contribute comment
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An illustrated tale of two young boys (ages 3 and 7) (10)
on kottke.org (1393) permalinkAn illustrated tale of two young boys (ages 3 and 7) who love to ride the subway. A chaperone on one of Arthur's school trips told me something he overheard when all the kids were neatly lined up in rows of two. The girl holding Arthur's hand asked him, "Have you heard of Peter Pan?" "No," he replied, "have you heard of Metro North?" (link)Shared by Andrew Ferguson (19) Bill Blaney (56) Brian (10) brokekid (400) cisellis (127) Clint Ecker (405) Martin Gordon (90) marya (36) Y (176) zed (57)Contribute comment
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Yay! Fireworks! (64)
on cabel.name (75) permalinkHowdy, folks who somehow still read my blog!It's been a while! Let me tell you: a whole lot has happened since we last spoke, and I hope to catch you up with all of it.But first, it's the 4th of July. And you know what that means, right? Fireworks.Some Make It Pretty Clear Exactly What the Chinese Designer Thinks America Is LikeSome of Them Seem to Have... "Additional Meanings"Some Indicate the Designer Is Seriously Getting ...Shared by Alberto (1677) alex (12) Andrew Ruess (628) Avi (3657) Benjamin (3438) boost ventilator (36) brad (21) Brandon (66) Brian (43) Brian (42) Brian (10) Chandan (724) Chetan Thaker (406) chusemann (51) danb420 (98) Danielle Brigida (778) Deborah Petersen (3464) Eli (202) Eugene (196) Gabe Martin (1) grubbydigger (173) guy (2711) hikikomori (244) J.D. Rucker (2029) Jambamkin (39) James (16) Jarvitron (172) Jeff (1751) Jeff Crump (93) Joe Maller (33) Jonathan (630) Jose Arvelo (79) Justin Miller (2) Kevin Federline (1741) Leena (3429) mac (48) Mark R (44) Matt Van Horn (84) maxyRO (2170) neal (1199) Patty (1017) Paul McIntosh (228) paulsmith (17) Ricky (95) Robert (27) Ross V (865) Rusty Mitchell (109) rveguilla (56) Ryan Parker (241) scott (632) scott (1) Shane (427) Sido (8) Steve (179) Steven (22) susanna (870) Syahid A. (108) Tal Siach (2515) teh roflmaoer (23) teradome (7) Tim (375) Tim Dorr (87) Y (176) zappy (28)Contribute comment
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A Golden Spike (1)
on California High Speed Rail Blog (4) permalinkThis article has been making the rounds of the transit blogs today - it's an op-ed piece from the Boston Globe explaining how much John McCain hates trains:For years, McCain, in the comfort of cheap gasoline for autos and airplanes, made Amtrak a personal whipping boy. Despite the fact that governments in Western Europe and Asia zoomed far ahead of the United States by supporting high-speed trains to relieve congestion, promote tourism and now as ...Shared by Brian (10)Contribute comment
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Foodie Jason Perlow takes the plunge and gets himself a... (5)
on kottke.org (1393) permalinkFoodie Jason Perlow takes the plunge and gets himself a proper barbeque rig, a Brinkmann box smoker for only $70 at Home Depot. The results look impressive, especially for $70. (link)
- Brian said: I'm hungry at work.
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Wall-E: An Homage to Mr. Jobs - Bits - Technology - New York Times Blog (2)
permalinkWhen Wall-E is finished recharging his batteries he emits the Mac welcome chime.Shared by Brian (10) willdeluca (29)Contribute comment
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Clark: Getting Shot Down Doesn't Qualify McCain for President (3)
on Daily Kos (459) permalinkOn Face the Nation yesterday, Gen. Wesley Clark went where others fear to tread: After saying, "I certainly honor his service as a prisoner of war. He was a hero to me and to hundreds of thousands and millions of others in the armed forces, as a prisoner of war," he added that these experiences in no way qualify McCain to be president in his view: "He has been a voice on the Senate Armed ...Contribute comment
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Google Employees Even Get Japanese Space Toilets (83)
on TechCrunch (11402) permalinkGoogle employees are so special that they even get Japanese space toilets on which to rest their stock options. SFist found these sexy Japanese Toto toilets in Google’s headquarters. They feature front and rear cleansing along with a dryer and some sort of insane wand cleaning system that may be part of Google’s 80-20 projects policy. The toilets are fairly common in Japan - heck, there are even toilets that offer birdsong to cover up ...Shared by 100rabh™ (74) adstew (45) alan (3) Amer (43) Andre Siregar (19) Ankur (147) Arto (20) arturo.servin (147) Azeem (97) Benjamin Golub (129) Bogdan Brinzarea (81) Brian (10) Brian Junyor (166) Brit (180) cgranier (14) Chris. F. Masse (274) Chung (337) cmm324 (20) Coxymoney (103) Dan (0) Danilo (45) DarkBls (181) Dave E. (19) dew (17) Dustin Diaz (87) Eater (115) Ethan (169) Gene (5) Geoff K (55) giovanni (21) Greg (10) grow (56) Haitao (10) HejGustav (150) Ionut (49) Isaac (50) Jason Sares (64) Jeff (227) Jonathan Bloom (111) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (613) Joseph (47) Jrod (322) Kesor (28) LouCypher (404) Mac (47) marxwang (118) michael (37) Mike Aizatsky (32) Mikey (164) Netviber (62) noattention (292) olivia (21) Panda (131) Paul (7) Phreak 2.0 (207) Pranav (6) Priyadarsan Venugopalan (94) Rajiv R (5) rene (102) Rex (839) ricardo (255) rjhintz (191) ro11z (75) Ryan (134) Sai (17) saj (29) Sakib (35) Satyajeet (29) Setu (40) Shaun (70) shivanand (35) Sidnei da Silva (17) small (52) spsneo (67) srid (29) tamburix (30) Terrence (52) Thaddeus (17) thr33 (87) Tim (68) Tim (215) Vishal (47) Yuletide (80)Explore read four notes
- Dan said: I've used one of these at Google. I just *had* to try the rear cleaning wand. Lucky thing there's a Stop button, that thing was a bit too powerful.
- Dustin Diaz said: This is far from news, but apparently it is now since it showed up on Tech Crunch. I've never been too fond of these toilets because it heats up the seat, therefore creating an unfresh welcoming when you sit down. It always gives me the feeling that some other guy was sitting on the pot for a half an hour, and now it's my turn to warm the seat. From what I've gathered, however, is that these seats seem to be more popular with Women at Google. Having a warm bum I suppose is comforting.
- Eater said: Be sure to turn the water pressure down *before* using.
- Vishal said: can you beleive this. guess that reason you want to work for google?? haha
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From The Email: Six Pantry Essentials (3)
on Unplugged (165) permalinkA version of this post was originally sent to our email subscribers on April 25th. To sign up for our weekly email (not daily as the box indicates) sign up in the column to the left or click here. In the Kitchn Cure, where we had 300 people working on getting their kitchens and their cooking skills in shape, I'm starting to try to impart some techniques for cooking more by instinct than by recipe. ...Contribute comment
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Recipe Review: Baguettes from Local Breads by Daniel Leader (2)
on Unplugged (165) permalinkWe had a free afternoon this past weekend and thought we'd try out the baguette recipe from Local Breads, Daniel Leader's latest book on bread baking. Leader says that he didn't include this recipe in his first book because he thought it was "too simple." In putting together this book, he realized that "its accessibility accounts for its charm." Well. We'll see about that!Unlike most of the recipes in this book--and French breads in general--this ...Shared by Brian (10) pip (334)Contribute comment
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Oak Grove Update #3 ("Sacred" Food And Water "Ceremony") (1)
on California Golden Blogs (0) permalinkI'm heading up there in a little bit with my camera! While you wait, here's what I think it would look like if TwistNHook were on Murphy Brown: Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah Marshawn blah blah blah blah blah blah Bishop Desmond Tutu blah blah blah blah. Blah blah blah Murphy blah blah blah George Stephanopoulos, Nate Longshore, and Dan Quayle in a bar blah blah blah? Blah! ======Both trisweb and my girlfriend ...Shared by Brian (10)Contribute comment
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Why don’t condos in Oakland sell? (1)
on A Better Oakland (0) permalinkOkay, so something I’m tired of hearing is people talk about the “thousands” of empty condos all over downtown. As we all know, the condo market has suffered along with the rest of the real estate industry, and sales at new downtown buildings have not been particularly speedy. But as regular readers know, I love numbers and hate hyperbole, and the fact is that there are simply not thousands of empty condos wasting away downtown, ...Shared by Brian (10)Contribute comment
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Lego Fun Snacks (8)
on Daring Fireball (1858) permalinkGabe at Penny Arcade: “I would love to know what sick bastard at Kellogs came up with this genius idea.” ★Shared by Brian (10) Eugene (196) giginger (87) skabaru (70) spiri (75) weldon (23) zappy (28) ZZamboni (1)Contribute comment
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Children in the mail! After parcel post service was introduced... (24)
on kottke.org (1393) permalinkChildren in the mail! After parcel post service was introduced in 1913, at least two children were sent by the service. With stamps attached to their clothing, the children rode with railway and city carriers to their destination. The Postmaster General quickly issued a regulation forbidding the sending of children in the mail after hearing of those examples. That photo is part of the Smithsonian Institution's collection at Flickr. (link)Shared by Abhilash (3) AgentMunroe (6) Andy (22) Brandon (30) Brian (10) brokekid (400) Bruno (21) Busybee (9) califmom (41) cisellis (127) Eduo (108) Ethan (169) Graham (110) Hari Kishore (25) hober (72) ivey (28) Keener2u (38) mhaw (9) neha (6) Neil (33) Phonkmeister (115) pr1000 (89) Thaddeus Clark (37) voidfiles (106)Contribute comment
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Shiptool Finds the Cheapest Shipping Rates [Saving Money] (38)
on Lifehacker (11708) permalinkFind the cheapest way to send a package with web application Shiptool. After providing the site with your shipping and destination addresses and package type, Shiptool scours UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL, and returns all of your shipping options sorted by price to help you find the cheapest solution to fit your needs. The biggest thing missing from Shiptool is a column displaying delivery estimates, though some service types do explicitly state their delivery turnover ...Shared by adang001 (33) alldrin (28) Ann (31) beanj007 (162) Brian (10) Chris (5) Chris (7) Dan (9) darkeye11547 (622) Dr. Sam (32) Erik J. Heels (300) Fred Schechter (387) Greg T (2) Jason David Pelker (119) Jen (106) Joseph (47) Josh (186) Kevin (101) leah (6) Nicholas (53) Niranjan Tulpule (20) nparker13 (612) rajan (50) Rob (28) Ryan (134) shrutes (63) Sid (30) speedyop (1) Stephanie Gulley (186) Sukij (11) t-bone (49) Thomas.Paine (19) TO-Double-D (154) trinkers (51) uchari (11) Wayne (268) Whitney (33) wwdj (37)
- Nicholas said: This could be quite handy!
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Theft Prevention: Ugly Your Bike to Deter Thieves (47)
on Lifehacker (11708) permalinkThe DIY hackers at Make magazine detail how to deter thieves from targeting your prized cycle by uglifying your bike. The idea: The less desirable your bike looks to a thief, the less likely they are...Shared by AndrewK (15) Art (313) Ben Shoemate (177) Bicho Pro (350) Brian (10) Carlos Pinto (9) cephyn (118) Charles (21) Chris (8) Claudio Ruiz (16) dani (25) darkeye11547 (622) derekrogerson (2) Dropkick (45) EJ (69) Gabriel Reis (1) Hasan (256) HejGustav (150) Holger E (66) J.D. Talley (10) Jamie R (51) Jared (90) Jean (35) Jess (64) Kells Nollenberger (12) MeghnaK (318) nparker13 (612) Omer (8) Qian (277) Richard Bradshaw (71) Rob (22) Rutger Blom (92) Ryan (134) Ryo (15) Sandra (22) Scott Harrison (9) See-ming Lee (57) t-bone (49) theycallmearex (43) Timothy (292) TO-Double-D (154) Todd (408) Tori (21) Whiz (73) xorgnz (2) Yann (91)Contribute comment
