I suppose that this is really a blog, though I hesitate to call it that. The real bloggers seem so much
more interesting. I cover stuff which I find interesting, and I hope that you will too.
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For more information about what I'm interested in, see the Ponding pages.
21 Oct 2000
We started to clean out the dead leaves and dying water lettuce today. In the evening a friend commented that we had restocked the pond with fish. Since we had done no such thing, we came over to look. It seems that the fish had been hiding for a month under the plants and now that there is a large open area to see them, they (all?) have returned. We can't quite recall how many we had, but we have a goodly number. This is very exciting. However, it does mean that the problem of the heron is still with us -- i.e. we have to continue to worry about how to keep it and the fish apart.
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Rolodex
jreceiver Open source server for the Rio Receiver -- this is what I use.
gunnera Neat description of the Gunnera Manicata -- a truly monstrous plant!
spf-pobox Information about SPF (Sender Permitted From)
docsearls The Doc Searls weblog -- he seems clueful and I read him.
cwop The Citizen Weather Observer Program is a loose collection of amateur weather station operators.
ffmpeg Open source audio/video streaming software -- this drives my pondcam
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