My sister’s dog was on TV.

Pets: Dental Health - fox59.com.

Since I now have a small (but growing) network of sensors around my house, I thought I’d post a sample of the temperature data coming out of my garage:

https://www.thingspeak.com/channels/1469/charts/1?timescale=30&days=1&yaxis=Temperature&xaxis=Time&title=Garage

I also have a light sensor integrated into a Digi Smart Plug and I’m logging the temperature and on/off status of my thermostat, with more to come….

Apparently in Boulder it is perfectly legal to insult, taunt, or challenge a police officer, at least until he asks you to stop. Who knew?

5-3-6. - Use of Fighting Words. | Municipal Code | Boulder, CO | Municode Library.

Just read the article to which this blog links. It’s important. If you change just one thing about your finances this year, let this be it.

Saving the New Year « Systematic Relative Strength.

http://c.brightcove.com/services/viewer/federated_f9?isSlim=1

Carolers make a merry start to holiday weekend | 9news.com.

Dear Comcast Customer Support,

You are broken. I don’t blame you for what you are, but you need to change. I don’t normally say that because I believe entities have a right to exist as they please – whether their choices lead them towards salvation or destruction. But in your case I will make an exception.

I understand something as large as you has some inefficiencies. You are truly a behemoth. But there are a couple types of behemonths: the first one is large because it has exercised and grown and shown not only tremendous discipline but insight. It has made tough decisions and reshaped itself into its ideal self image. The second type, on the other hand, is a behemoth because it has become lazy and fat, gathering excess weight almost imperceptibly over the years until its standards slowly disintegrate and little trace of its original goodness remains. The latter, unfortunately, is what you have become.

I’ve decided that I’m going to protest Standard Time the next time that shift happens, next fall. I dislike having to reset all my clocks twice a year but I truly hate having to reset my own body clock. It messes me up. I feel sleep deprived. It takes weeks to get back on schedule. It JUST AIN’T WORTH IT. So… we will “spring ahead” in the spring and I’ll painfully, slowly, and begrudgingly adjust my internal clock accordingly. Eventually I’ll get up an hour earlier. But then in the fall when we “fall back,” – when I normally would have gained an hour of sleep – I’m not going to get up an hour later like I did this year. I’m going to continue going into work at the same time I would have gone in: as if the shift had not happened at all. That means I’ll have to set my alarm clock for an hour earlier during the winter. I’ll arrive at 7 am and leave at 4 pm. My body will thank me for it. I won’t feel like I’m slowly going insane. I will choose to stay on DST year-round because I like having light later in the day all the time. Who’s with me?