A Slashdot comment on notebooks in Japan led me to http://panasonic.jp/pc/products/r1m/index.html (960g, a bit heavier than my PCG-U1's 820g).

Could a Palm user please check out http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/atomik and see if it's any good? If so, I'd love an image or text file of the keyboard layout so that I can try it out on the iPAQ. =)

- http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/webdevel.html

John Wiegley, the author of planner.el, remember.el and emacs-wiki.el (the only reasons why I can maintain this kind of website with very little effort) has moved from http://www.gci-net.com/users/j/johnw/WelcomePage.html to http://www.emacswiki.org/johnw/ .

http://www.tldp.org/authors/unmaint.html is the list of unmaintained HOWTOs. Gain some free software karma by helping out! =)

yvonne on freenode#emacs reports a problem using emacs-wiki.el and httpd.el; I thought I had reproduced it earlier, but it disappeared. No idea what's wrong with yvonne's setup since mine works, and have been trying to figure out what's wrong. No clue.

My blogger code, from http://www.leatheregg.com/cgi-local/bloggercode.cgi:

B5 d- t++ k- s+ u-- f+ i++ o+ x- e l c--

Cross-reference: PlannerMode#5

She's developing quite an appetite, although she still persists in attempting to swim through her food. She's grooming herself now!

Aadisht Khanna is working on text summarization for a school project. Interesting area. You can drop him a line at aadisht@aadisht.net if you know anything that might be useful. =)

I was tracking down a Redhat Japanese language support problem for someone on #linuxhelp. Sampizcat wanted to turn off the kana-kanji conversion, but it wasn't straightforward, so he or she is doing a reinstall. Wish I could have helped more.

Marco Changho informs me of my schedule as a new faculty member.

Ok, Sacha.  We'll have you aboard in the summer.  You will teach CS 21a and the
schedule is as I previously noted in my email Daily 9:00-10:30.

Marco

Which means I have to start preparing... fast!

You know, I really should check out stroke mode under Emacs for sheer coolness factor.

Much Emacs hackery and learning. A fair amount of Googling for answers. And the confirmation of my summer class. Quite a day.