I’m driving up to San Jose this afternoon to attend NewSpace 2012, so blogging will be nonexistent until tonight, and perhaps light for the next few days.
[Thursday morning update]
Got in about 7:30 last night (I came up 101 rather than 5), and had dinner with a few folks. I’ll be heading over to the conference hotel in a few minutes (I’m staying down in San Jose). Not sure what the Internet situation will be there, but I’ll probably at least be able to tether to my phone. There’s supposed to be a big Armadillo announcement today (I’m guessing that it has to do with their planned flight into space in the next month or so).
Spent the night in Tehachapi, and driving up to the Bay Area for meetings tomorrow. Lots of good blogs in the sidebar, though. Free ice cream will resume later in the week.
I’m off on a three-day business trip to Dryden, Mojave and Silicon Valley, so I’ll probably check in occasionally, but unpredictably. I’ll keep an eye on comments, though…
Apparently you need the “www” in the site URL to see the normal page displayed. If you only use http://transterrestrial.com, it’s showing up as the mobile theme. Anyone have any idea how to fix this?
If things look a little weird around here, it’s because I’m updating my WordPress theme.
[Update a while later]
Well, the changeover went smoothly, but I’ve got a lot of patching up to do. Can anyone look at the source and tell me why the Amazon image and an ad image above it that I’m trying to display aren’t showing up? Or do you need to see the style sheets, too?
I’m at ISDC, but it’s not blogger friendly. No tables or power for laptops, poor bandwidth. I didn’t even bother to bring my laptop today because the utility/hassle ratio is too low. I’m posting this from my phone.
And tomorrow I’ll be flying back to CA. But hey, it’s a holiday weekend. Why are you reading this blog anyway? Go out and do something fun, and remember those who sacrificed to make it possible, on Monday.
I’ve been at the Global Exploration Conference the past couple days, and haven’t had much bandwidth, either figuratively or literally. But I’m alive. Probably more when the ISDC starts tomorrow.
I got up to watch the launch last night, and stayed up until panels deployed, then went back to bed for another four hours of sleep. Heading off to the airport now, for a long flight to DC (two and a half hour layover at DFW). Hope to see some of you at one or the other or both conferences.