Wednesday, April 30, 2008

New Hampshire

We were in Concord visiting the Museum of NH History and stopped by the NH State House to look around inside. Just walking around looking at old paintings of Governors, checking out the legislator chambers, etc.

We walk by a Men's restroom and Trevor, being a smartass, hits the handicap button that opens the heavy door.

It opens -- and Governor John Lynch is washing his hands! Walking down the hall we get to talking and when he noticed my camera. He had an aid take a group photo in the Governor's Reception room.

I love this little state!

I love this State

Saturday, April 12, 2008

Stalking the Wild Trevor






Stalking the wild Trevor, originally uploaded by marcn.




Beaver Dam Panorama @ Grater Woods






Beaver Dam Panorama @ Grater Woods, originally uploaded by marcn.




Thursday, April 10, 2008

Who uses my Creative Commons Flickr Photos?

Over 130 websites are using some of the photos I released under a Creative Commons license and are hosted on Flickr

Sites include:

huffingtonpost.com
wired.com
nerve.com
NHPR
motherjones.com
prospect.org
TheAtlantic
wikipedia.org

As well as a bunch of smaller, mostly political blogs.

The most popular photos are those of Hillary Clinton and John McCain from when there were campaigning for the NH Primary.

I keep a complete list of sites here:
Complete list of Who Uses My Creative Commons Flickr Photos

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Trevor's Pbars routine





Trevor's Pbars routine

Originally uploaded by marcn



Now that Flickr has added video support, here is Trevor's parallel bar routine from last weekend's NH Championships, Level 6

See his high bar routine here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/marcn/2400001976/

Thursday, April 3, 2008

How to connect a Samsung Flipshot U900 to Ubuntu/Linux

First purchase a USB cable that works with the Samsung Flipshot U900 -- I ordered one from 3GCables.com for $8.95 (and $6.95 s/h)

The default setting for the phone was to ask how it should present itself when connected via USB. The options are "Ask on Plug", "Copy To/From Card", "Sync Music" or "Modem"
Since I'm always going to use it like a usb-storage device, I changed it to always use "Copy To/From Card".


  • 5. Settings & Tools

  • 8. USB Auto Detection

  • Change to "Copy From/To Card'.



Now you can copy files to /media/disk. My top level directory looks like this:


$ ls /media/disk/
my_files my_flix my_music my_pix my_sounds