Preview: This multiuse trail explores the floodplain of Big Creek (Vickery Creek) from Webb Bridge Road to Mansell Road. Rob Warrilow got the idea for Big Creek Trail when he visited his son at college in Colorado, where a similar trail existed. Warrilow, an engineer for the city of Alpharetta, knew that an easement in the hundred-year floodplain of Big Creek would be a great place to build the same kind o...
Apparently is good for mountain biking.
Yes it is good for mountain biking. I'm planning on going this Thursday after the cold front blows over. If anyone is interested in meeting there let me know.
• Take GA-400 North. • Exit #7A Holcomb Bridge • At the second stop light Go North (turn left) on Old Alabama. • Slow down when you see the entrance to Belcourt Apartments on the left. • Turn left into gravel parking lot (look for Big Creek Park sign).
How Bars Can Use Microsoft Surface Tables to Get You Drunk Faster Than Ever
Topic: Miscellaneous
9:50 am EDT, Oct 23, 2008
It’s a well known fact, the perfect time for bar staff to offer a new drink to their customers is when their glass is almost empty. So to help bar owners who have a surface table inside their establishment, Microsoft is currently working on experimental “Surfaceware” that can detect how much liquid remains inside customers’ glasses, getting them drunk, and emptying their wallet, faster than ever.
Why aren't I getting paid to do research on how to get drunk faster? *sigh*
The USB stick CO is a mobile data storage device in a solid, brushed aluminium housing. It is special because it incorporates an extra bottle opener function combining practical data storage with a thirst-quenching aid that is always to hand. The USB stick CO has a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 connection for extra-fast data transfer (read rate: 25 MB/s, write rate 12 MB/s).
This would half the number of things deemed necessary on my key ring.
P.S. I used my Memestreams bottle opener too much and the aluminum chipped away to the point where it became unusable.
Today's a good day — we all finally get to hear some new Mitch Hedberg jokes. This 2Pac-humous album, recorded two months prior to his death in 2005, includes nearly forty minutes of previously unreleased material. As expected, Do You Believe in Gosh? ($11) has all of the genius observational, bite-size comedy Mitch was famous for.
I saw Mitch do stand-up 2x, one of my all-time favorite comedians.
David Moxon subjected 40 men and women to the sounds of a Maserati, Lamborghini and Ferrari, then measured the amount of testosterone in their saliva. He found everyone had higher levels of the stuff -- a measure of their arousal -- after hearing the revving exotics, but the amount the women had was off the charts.
