Jim Roepcke's weblog have browser, will travel (est. 1999)

Nothing is sacred anymore!

Calgary Herald: Frozen doughnuts frost founder

Well, that's what he gets for selling out to a greedy corporation. It's only a matter of time before executives try to cut corners. It's a bloody shame that Tim Horton's is the latest victim.

Krispy Kreme should take a cue and sweep into Canada. It's pretty clear their doughnuts are made fresh, you can watch them being cooked. If Tim Horton's isn't a Canadian company anymore anyway, we might as well have Krispy Kremes too.

Mmmm... Krispy Kremes... mmmm...

Bad time to be sick

Update: I saw my doctor this afternoon. I've got the start of some kind of viral thing, cold/flu/whatever. If things get worse I'm supposed to take the amoxil he prescribed me, only because it's such an important trip. Otherwise he'd prefer I slogged it out without medication. That's one thing I like about my doctor, he doesn't over-do the anti-biotics.

I have narrow eustachian tubes.. these are the tubes that run from the inner ear to the inner nose. One unfortunate side-effect is that when I get congested, and my inner ears get consgested (generally the entire ENT system gets congested, not just one's sinuses) and it takes a lonnng time for them to drain. If I fly congested, I get incredibly serious pain during takeoff and landing, and end up with hearing loss for a while. The last time was 6 weeks... the first three of which I'm was pretty much deaf. If the congestion and circumstances are serious enough I could rupture my eardrums by flying congested.

Unfortunately I'm sick and congested now, and I have to fly to San Jose for the O'Reilly Mac OS X conference on Monday. I'm not sure I'm going to be able to do it. I might end up driving, like I did in 2001 when I drove the SF for my interview at NetStruxr.

If you have any ideas for helping me reduce the congestion please let me know. I'm already taking a decongestant. Thanks!

The Whole (OSS) Product

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Paul Everitt mentioned this article at the Plone Conference, I think it was during his "100% content-free" presentation entitled [the] Future of Plone.