My first day at the Utah Open Source Conference is just about done. I really need to get to bed so I don't fall asleep during my presentation tomorrow. That would be embarrassing. I only made it down at 6:30pm for the dinner and keynotes, which I'm glad I attended. Mac's talk was great and so was Paul's, although it did seem to drag on. Maybe that's because I needed to go to the bathroom. I also had a chance to visit with a few Linux newbies at my table, which is always fun. But the highlight of my day had to be meeting Harleypig. Thankfully, no speedos were involved.

I found some great pictures of Idaho Falls on the USGS' website. They didn't know when the pictures were taken, but based on the content it's been a while. I'm sure an avid historian could probably place the photos based on the content but I am not such a person. I can still appreciate them.

So without further ado, here are the pictures. I believe them to be in the public domain. They are about 2.5MB each.

I dig talk radio. I got hooked in Oregon on Jefferson Public Radio. Now that I'm in Idaho I mostly listen to podcasts since my local NPR affiliate is rather lame. One of my co-workers listens to KSL in her office. They feature such notables as Bill O'Reilly and Michael Medved. So I gave it a try, and here's my report.