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I just received a book I ordered from some place in Kansas, and it had an old price tag on it from the Strand here in New York.

Yeah! My sailing certification is here. Hear that Dr. Marvin?

Lightning is cool.

Ouch! There was a rock in my General Tso’s Chicken.

Just watched Kurosawa’s “Ran.” It’s quite epic. Serious family issues.

Ken’s Most Awesome Tuna Sandwich Ever: Ahi tuna steak rubbed in garlic salt, seared and sliced. Placed between two slices of home made white bread with cold cut turkey, American cheese, mayo, and fresh basil leaves.

Don’t watch “Manhattan” unless you plan on taking a long nap. The concept was good, and so was imagery, but the dialogue tries too hard to be smart. A good flick for nostalgia, but not for fun.

Watching Woody Allen’s “Manhattan.” Never seen it before. Love Gershwin.

Is “ept” the opposite of “inept?”

“I had the most depressing Thursday ever one Thursday. My friends were nowhere to be found, so I wandered through the city until I ended up at Wendy’s, where I cried into my Diet Coke.” — Jelly Roper, American Sage.

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042006

Sync Google Calendar with your iPod

I found this neat little program called getCals that will automatically download your Google Calendar iCal feeds to the calendar directory on your iPod.

You have to enable your iPod for disk use and manually configure getCals’s .ini file with your iPod’s Calendar directory, as well as your private Google Calendar iCal feeds. Once that’s done, just run the program and your Google Calendar events magically appear on your iPod.

It’s not a fully automatic sync, since you have to run the program manually, but at least you can access your schedule while you’re on the go. It looks like getCals works like an iCal feed downloader, so my guess is that you can point it to any iCal feeds on the web and download them to any specified directory on (or off) your hard drive.