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Greenspun dropped his land line in favor of VOIP.  Do you like the car movies? I do, but I'm not sure why.  Pictures from the University of North Dakota campus.  Movies from the campus: Walking, welcoming, watering. 
Julie Leung wants tips on hiking opportunities on long car trips too. I've discovered two things. Smallish towns like Ashland are great. Walk 20 minutes down Main St, make a right on First, walk 10 minutes, make a right on 8th Avenue, and zig-zag back to the car exactly an hour later. And you get to see all the neighborhoods (hopefully they're nice, but you can drive around first to make sure they are). Second tip. University campuses are perfect for walks. They're usually pretty well-kept, and designed for walking. The interesting thing about the university here in Grand Forks is that they have this network of interior walkways, just like Duluth. It gets so cold here that it's not practical to walk outside to get from building to building. That's where I'm headed right now. Phil Haack shows what happens when XML nerds protest.   Lake Superior this morning from my hotel room.  Apparently President Bush called Iraq a "catastrophic success."  I'm listening to David McCullough's biography of Harry Truman, as read by the author. Fantastic. I've finally found a can't-put-it-down audio book.   Mary Jo on the Longhorn decision.  The Channel 9 guys have video of Jim Allchin explaining the decision. 
Wired: "Microsoft announces Longhorn, its next version of Windows, will meet its 2006 release date. But to deliver on time for corporate client contracts, a key component -- the underlying file system for the software -- will be missing."  Scoble summarizes the blogger reaction.  NeroSoft TimeTrax "records songs from your XM PCR satellite radio directly onto your PC in MP3 format!" 
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