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Last update: 22/06/2008; 12:06:12 PM. March 2004 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31       Feb   Apr Home Stories Brian Sullivan's Flickr Space Meeting by Wire Courses by Wire ELearning Development Weblog Scobleizer Scripting News Zope Plone Brian Sullivan Auto Racing Creative Problem Solving E-Learning Jazz NetMeeting Zope/Plone Recent Posts Happy 60th  6/16/08 Does Twitter have founderitis?  5/20/08 Toronto Zoo  5/19/08 Twitter continues on its trip to down the toilet bowl  5/19/08 Regular Twitter outage  5/15/08 Twitter forked again  5/14/08 Google maps test  5/9/08 Twitter $$$ continued  5/9/08 End game for Skype - $0 revenue? What about Twitter?  4/28/08 Twitter is saved!  4/23/08 Tweetless  4/21/08 Robert Scoble and Twitter  4/14/08 Twitter vs. Pownce  3/5/08 Fragile DNS  2/25/08 Value of Video Blogging  2/13/08 Why do Twitter "upgrades" always seem like "downgrades"  1/31/08 Buffalo State vs. Geneseo  1/28/08 Facebook picture security/privacy breach  1/17/08 Big Lens  1/12/08 Bill Wadman  1/7/08 Hotmail down?  12/29/07 ROM  12/27/07 Merry Christmas  12/23/07 Loren Feldman - knob extraordinaire?  12/19/07 Twitter $$$  12/15/07 Free high speed internet service - the irony  12/15/07 Lijit Search		March 7, 2004   Jay McShann at the Montreal Bistro I went out to dinner and an evening of music last night at the Montreal Bistro, a well known Toronto jazz club. Playing was Jay McShann the legendary jazz piano player with his standard Toronto backup Jim and Rosemary Galloway. What a treat Jay McShann is -- not a young guy (born 1916) but still a strong player with a strong voice and a long and colourful jazz history. 10:20:56 AM        comment []    Australian Grand Prix So I watched the first F1 GP of the season on tape(it was shown live here at 10:00 PM -- I had something else to do though and watched it a couple of hours later). Boring. Michael Schumacher (who I must admit grudgingly is clearly the best driver in F1) running in the what is clearly the best car in the field lapped everybody up to 6th place or so and might have even have lapped farther up if he hadn't let up in the last 4 or 5 laps. All I can hope is that some miracle happens so that by the German GP some competition exists. It doesn't look promising though. 10:10:00 AM        comment []    © Copyright 2008 Brian Sullivan.