Recycled Electrons - Blog of Keith Horowitz

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Your Taste in Music: Classic Rock: Highest Influence Progressive Rock: Highest Influence 80's Alternative: Medium Influence 80's Pop: Medium Influence 80's Rock: Medium Influence 90's Alternative: Medium Influence 90's Pop: Medium Influence 80's R&B: Low Influence 90's Rock: Low Influence Punk: Low Influence How's Your Taste in Music? From: Glimpse of a Grrl

Warning - High Voltage Inside - For Your Safety Keep Out There was just something about this image - and these words - that I had to take a picture of it. For your safety keep out - I guess saying high voltage isn't enough these days.

We had first night of Passover last night. I spent most of Friday evening and *all* of Saturday assisting cooking and cleaning and setting up for our major Passover celebration - our Seder. My wife worked most of this time - and a lot for days before too. Passover is a major spring cleaning and more. We had a lot of guests - over 30. Not the most we've had, but pretty close. My son invited a bunch of teachers. I invited a friend from Denver. My wife had some associates from her work and we had a few people from our synagogue too. We do a fun, short version of the Seder - the telling of the story of the Exodous from Egypt. My wife added a play to the Seder, to give some body to the story. I think it went over well. Keith's Pictures: 2005-04-24 We do the Seder in a simulated tent. Cloth strung along the ceiling. We sit on the floor and go around reading parts of the story. Today I cleaned up the tent, and we returned the two tables and chairs we borrowe...

I helped recover a friend's laptop from XP hell. Read more on TechChatter blog: Windows XP Recovery

Objects in Mirror are Closer Than They Appear I always find things in the right-hand mirror look larger to me than they look in the other mirrors. It might have something to do with the first 'car' I had was a van. It had a small, wide-angle mirror - that made things look really small. But no blind spots! :)

This past weekend I was in California, for a cousin's wedding. I took off Friday and Monday from work. My eldest son came along for the adventure. Seeing as I live in Colorado now, a land-locked state, it was imperative that I stick my toes in the ocean. :) Of course, whenever I get near the sand, I almost always have to make a sand castle. This time was no exception - I made a dibble sand castle. The others in our group - most from the east coast: NJ & MA, said the water was too cold to put you foot in. Well, I didn't find it that cold - I went up to my knees - and if I wasn't wearing shorts, I might have go in a bit more. Weekend in CA - Waves rolling Weekend in CA - Dribble Sand Castle - Seagulls watching Weekend in CA - View through sand castle spires Weekend in CA - Closeup on dribble sand castle Weekend in CA - Bird flying over the Beach Weekend in CA - Waves over Sand Castle Weekend in CA - Dribble Sand Castle - Water...