Jay Walker’s own miniature museum of technology
by admin on Oct.14, 2008, under tech

Wired reports on Priceline.com founder Jay Walker’s sumptuous 3,600 square foot personal library. Like a mini-Smithsonian, it’s decked from top to bottom with rare books, artifacts and gadgets, from a WWII Enigma machine to fossilized dinosaur eggs. And yes, that’s a real Sputnik satellite prototype hanging there.
Perhaps the only tragic thing about this wonderful space is that only one man can contemplate and enjoy its surroundings. Others have visited his library, albeit by invitation only. His world, his rules, I guess. But what a world.
Aside: Here’s some photos of beautiful libraries around the world that you and I can visit.
Words I think my baby has spoken even though it is physiologically impossible
by admin on Oct.02, 2008, under life
Baht – The currency of Thailand
Ghee – Clarified butter, a popular food additive in Southwestern Asia
DEVGRU – Acronym for the United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group, an elite Navy SEAL team
Eggle - Eggo, a brand of frozen waffles, in a slight Taiwanese accent
Goo – The sound babies make.
Baby Man turned 8 months last week.
I’ll buy that for a dollar
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How the TTC fought customer decency, and fortunately lost
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