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I previously blogged about an awesome new way to enter text on Android: Swype. But now there's a new contender: SwiftKey. 

Nathan used the potty today.

By "used," I don't mean "sat on it, nothing happened, and he got off."  I mean, successfully used.

Today was his first day of potty training.

If you think this was too much information, at least I didn't include pictures.  Be grateful.

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Earlier today, Nathan was digging through my drawer and found my old recorder flute.  I played a couple simple tunes for him and he LOVED it - he's never really seen me create music before.  Well, my silver Bach Stradivarius trumpet happened to be lying right under the bed.  So I pulled it out for the first time in ten years.  I oiled the valves and played a couple simple tunes on it.  Even with my rusty lips, the horn sounded pretty good, and Nathan wa

Macs are kind enough to ship with built-in backup software.  How considerate, right?  Well, not really; it's just another excuse for Steve Jobs to dig his claws into your wallet.  See, the fancy Time Machine software only works if you buy another Apple product to go along with it.  But what if, like me, you've got a Windows or Linux-based media PC?  Can't you use that as a network drive?  Of course you can.  Here's how.

Nathan is two years old and three feet tall.  To celebrate, here are new videos!