Just a collection of possible links to deals for New England ski areas.

http://www.skinh.com/anywhereanytime.cfm

http://www.skinh.com/GreatDeals.cfm

More coming...

Having finally gotten Fedora 11 running reliably (http://bisque.linuxsoup.com/?q=node/50) on the tx2, now it's time to move to Fedora 12. I'm hopefully the multi-touch display might have some integrated enablement... Results & details to be posted shortly...

Here are my notes on setting up Fedora 12 on a HP tx2 1025dx notebook. BTW, I've put this on hold until suspend/resume is fixed in F12. I'm having problems with multiple different laptops, so I've elected to stick with F11 at the moment.

The Chip that Jack Built is a short film from KERA profiling Nobel Prize Winner Jack Kilby, the Texas Instruments engineer who co-invented the integrated circuit (more commonly known as a microchip).

This year, the National Inventors Hall of Fame marks the 50th anniversary since the key patents for the integrated circuit were filed. On February 6, 1959, Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments filed for his milestone patent. His innovation spawned a technological revolution that has made our modern way of life possible, and is found in almost every electronic device we use.

In the process of developing a model to deal with the vast quantity of digital photos from myself, family members, digital cameras, camera phones, compact flashes that were once in a camera but now lay around in a drawer, etc... I'm assembling a list of tools and scratch notes. This is a work in progress...