Notes for 10/21/2007

Here are my weekly notes:

  • Went to see We Own The Night this evening. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great either.
  • Is piracy destroying the music industry? Hardly. Only sales of CDs are down, everything else is looking up.
  • Edmonton Code Camp was on Saturday! I missed a couple sessions, but the ones I did see were pretty interesting. Here are some photos. I also learned about Launchy from Bil Simser…it’s a nifty little utility! I’ve only had it installed for a little while, but I think I’m really going to like it.
  • Live in Edmonton or Calgary and dying to get an iPhone? Hugh can hook you up.
  • This is hilarious. Inuvik, the small town in the Northwest Territories where I used to live, received 1200 litres of buttermilk by mistake. That’s more than the store, NorthMart, sells in three years!
  • I have a friend who loves fall, a season we don’t usually get for very long here in Edmonton. This year has been pretty good so far, but I’m not sure I like this weather. It’s freezing in the morning, and warm in the afternoon. Kind of annoying.
  • This is an excellent post from Doc Searls on the future of news/newspapers. Definitely worth a read.

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