Archives: 2007 August

About a half hour south of Albany, along the banks of the Hudson River, you’ll find the charming little town of Hudson, New York. With a population just over 7000, Hudson has been experiencing a rebirth over the past several years. Apparently the word is out in Manhattan, and a modest contingent of […]

One of the highlights of The Big Trip was a visit to the Arlington County Fair. If you’re familiar with Arlington County then you already know how densely populated the area is. Situated just across the Potomac River to the west of the District of Columbia, the 26 square miles which constitute Arlington […]

It’s been just too hot in Alabama lately. Although summers are always hot in the South, this year has been particularly oppressive. Normally in the Birmingham area you can expect daytime highs in the low 90s, and overnite the temps generally will drop to around 70 or so. If you’ve been following the […]

I’m not sure if my excitement about PipeCAD is contagious, but perhaps a little of it has rubbed off on at least one other person. George Bozeman has been a tremendous asset as I have familiarized myself with the art of pipe scaling, and he has written a short primer on organ pipe scaling […]

I know I have said this before, and I hate to belabor the point… but I love the web! While digging around on the web for information about the construction of organ pipes I ran across a unique individual who must truly be considered a Mirth Maker Extraordinaire!
Professor Johan Liljencrants mirth making […]