If I can get Doxia to do it, that’s great. Otherwise I’ll need to move to the DocBkx plugin, which is a lot more capable, but doesn’t integrate as well with the Maven site generated documentation.

Yes, I’ve done some coding and I’ve fixed some bugs, but this is a nice diversion.

His original Ignite presentation is “The Psychology of Incompetence”. It’s quite funny and everyone should watch it, especially programmers because it pokes fun at our industry.

If anyone here truly feels fiat currency is worthless then feel free to give me all your money.

I’m fine with that. If anyone here truly feels that fiat currency is worthless, then feel free to give me all your money.

Gaah….

Denise thinks that maybe “Escape” (the Piña Colada Song) is the worst song ever.

I think maybe it’s “Having My Baby”.

Ideas? Suggestions? Criticism?

It’s actually a cross between a tart and a quiche, because it has a custard filling.

Very yummy. It made leftovers.

I made Kathryn’s multicultural stir-fry. This time it was British-American-Asian.

I started out British by chopping a turnip into 1cm cubes and sweating them in a small pat of butter mixed with rather more olive oil, some salt, and some thyme. (Butter and turnips go well together.)

When the turnips were getting tender I added some minced shallots and pressed garlic and let it just begin to release their aromas, I added some leftover brown rice, turned the heat up, and began to stir fry the rice in the residual oil.

After a few minutes I went all asian and drizzled some Thai chili-garlic sauce over it and stirred it through. Then I cleared a spot in the center of my skillet and cracked an egg into it and pan-scrambled it. When the egg was not quite set, I stirred it into the rest of the mixture and let it finish.

I transferred the mixture to my plate and topped it with some grated cheddar cheese. (Cheddar and turnips go very well together.)

It was great, although very non-traditional in any culture’s cuisine. I mean, cheese in asian food? Stir-fry in British? In any case, it was American because I’m American.

I thought we were through with this…

http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/seaglasslookandfeel/seaglasslookandfeel/

Future releases will be released to Central, and snapshots will be released to

http://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/com/seaglasslookandfeel/
seaglasslookandfeel/

Since we still don’t have full functionality, we may eventually get rid of our pre-0.1.6.1 versions on our makeshift repository, though the source will still be available for checkout.

It’s 10″ with a 9.7″ diagonal 1024×768 pixel 4×3 aspect ratio screen. They say it’s 1/2″ thick and about 1-1/2 pounds.

The OS is basically a slight evolution of the iPhone/iPod Touch OS. The prices run from $500 to $700 for versions without 3G and $130 more for 3G.

I’d say that the price point is pretty good, but I will not be getting one of these devices. It’s about 2 inches too big to easily fit in my purse, which means it’s not a device I can take everywhere. And I carry a fairly large Coach purse.

And the bezel on it is huge. What’s up with that? If the bezel were rather smaller and the screen were about an inch smaller it would probably fit. My Kindle 2 fits. Anything larger would likely not fit.

I’m afraid the keyboard isn’t going to be touch-typeable, because there’s no tactile feedback for the home row. It does have Bluetooth keyboard support, as well as an external keyboard/mount that will probably make extensive typing tasks manageable, and maybe the keyboard is fine for on-the-go usage.

Aside from the size of the bezel and the physical “Home” key, this is pretty much what I was expecting from Apple. I like the iBook app, at least what I’ve seen, and I think ePub is the way to go.

The big surprise for me was that they’re putting their own processor into it. I figured it would be a standard ARM, but they’ve developed an ARM compatible processor which they’re calling the Apple A4. It’s a 1GHz chip and they say it gets great battery life. We’ll see.

I think I’ll stick with my laptop, Kindle, and iPhone combo. It satisfies almost all my needs, except for mobile computing on the go. My laptop is 17″ and is a pain to take on planes.