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Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Fri, 05 Sep 2008 02:34:51 GMT
New books in print, neighbor and relative edition
Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Wed, 03 Sep 2008 03:49:21 GMT
The New Solar Electric Home, 3rd Edition
(Published by my neighbor, Christina Bych)
http://solarelectricbooks.com/
The Source for Intervention in Autism Spectrum Disorders
(Written by my mom)
http://www.linguisystems.com/itemdetail.php?id=998
w00t! w00t!
I hope someone is filling her in...
Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Mon, 01 Sep 2008 04:24:02 GMT
Watch the Road (by Max)
Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Mon, 18 Aug 2008 02:26:24 GMT
We had a small incident in the parking lot of the John Knox Center before we left.
Cornelia, you should be more careful about who you lend your scooter to!
Global Program pix
Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Sat, 02 Aug 2008 15:42:36 GMT
Just a few photos from the Technology in Education Global Program 2008 residency....
Working in the classroom at the John Knox Center.
With Cissa Wa Numbe, from the United Nations Association of the Congo
Project team presenting to DevInfo directors
Meeting with students from the International School of Geneva
Excursion to Grottes de Vallorbe
Our neighbors.
"In the field."
Rainbow over the John Knox Center, on Aug. 1
Greece
Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:32:58 GMT
The view from Ionna, Theodore, and Areti's apartment in Thesaloniki.
Thessaloniki
Areti
An ancient archway in the center of Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki
Roman ruins in the center of Thessaloniki
The archeological museum has so many ancient columns and stones, they store them in a heap outside the building.
Theodore and Ollie on the bus in Thessaloniki.
Ioanna and Areti eating lunch in Afytos, Halkidiki
Near Kalogria Beach, Halkidiki
Boat tour along the coast of the Mt. Athos peninsula, which is dotted with huge monasteries.
Near Porto Koufo, Halkidiki
Parthenonas, Halkidiki
On Mt. Olympus
Today's excitement
Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Mon, 07 Jul 2008 21:43:52 GMT
We were about to head out to Max's guitar lesson, when this happened:
It took out our lamppost and some flowers, and tore the electric line and meter from the wall, but otherwise it was a very polite dying tree: it missed the car by inches, and astoundingly, we didn't even lose power.... Wow!
UPDATE: It turns out there was, in fact, one family that lost their home in the fall:
LobsterFest and Pig Roast
Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:35:26 GMT
Our backyard was the site for "Lobstock" this Saturday, featuring 94 live lobsters and a 95-pound pig.
The day began at 6:00am with the lighting of charcoal and preparing the pig.
By our calculations, the pig rotated about 7,000 times before it was done.
Doug spent most of the day piggy-sitting. Chris and John put in quality time, too.
The lobsters arrived via FedEx at around 11:30am, in three boxes. The larger boxes weighed 80lbs each. We put them under the tent to keep cool.
The grand opening of the lobsters, a bit before 1:00:
We had four propane-driven caldrons going for the lobsters.
The first seating:
Max made a series of signs....
Lobsters make good pets, for a minute, anyway:
The pig came off the spit at around 4:00.
Things really got hopping around 6:00....
Sanna made her dad some "Pig Bling," which he wore proudly.
A real treat was music from a band called The Bearded Ladies. Billy (right) lives across the street.
One very long, happy day.... Thanks to everyone -- it was a true village effort!
Web-dev meets AIC
Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Thu, 29 May 2008 13:18:48 GMT
New York Times, May 29, 2008. "The wall that separates G.ho.st's Palestinian office in Ramallah from its office in the central Israeli town of Modiin."
Cactus
Posted by: Jeff Kupperman Tue, 13 May 2008 00:51:55 GMT
Continuing the Max Art Marathon, his latest musical composition, entitled "Cactus."