Monthly Archives: May 2004

Lost

Well the Timberwolves lost. It was a great season.

Kareem Rush is what won the game for the Lakers. A bench player that had a 35% 3-point percentage during the regular season shot 6/7 for 18 points.

Bud Must Drop Anti-Miller Ad as Brewery Battle Goes to Court. The whole President of Beers campaign is the best I’ve seen in a long time.

As I write this, it’s halftime in the Lakers-Timberwolves game. The Lakers lead the series 3 -2, meaning that the Timbewolves are out if they lose.

The score is 48-46 Lakers. Sprewell missed a 3-point shot at the buzzer that would have given us our first lead of the game.

Shaq has 4 fouls, Bryant has 3. A few other Lakers are in foul trouble.

The second half is going to be excruciating. Excuse me while I go watch the halftime analysis.

The Yale Typeface, you know you’ve wasted your money at an elite college when they have their own set of fonts. Via Andy.

SKB Works with Inventor to Solve U.S. Military Bugler Shortage, by creating an Electronic Device that fits in the bell of a Bugle and plays all of the notes. How sad.

From Bush, Unprecedented Negativity, a list of some of the lies coming from the campaign.

Pepys’ Diary, somebody has digitized portions of Samuel Pepys’ Journal. Interesting, considering he’s also a character in Quicksilver.

The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci, read a page a day with the RSS link provided.

WordPress Linkblogs, I’m using the Asides method by Matt.

NPR : The Key to a Good Math Teacher? Insight on Error. The article says that “not all mathematicians are successful math teachers.”