I had a steady liking for Terry O'Reilly's radio shows on CBC for a long time now. He started a new show recently: Under the Influence (a worthy companion of his older show, Age of Persuasion). This week's episode is absolutely great! If you're enraged by sexism (or even only concerned by it) and you'd like a week-end's worth of infuriating soundbite memories, you definitely shouldn't miss this: Men are from Sears, Women are from Bloomingdale. I love the careful data research, the comical yet subtle presentation and the profound socio-psychological suggestions and findings. Well worth 30 minutes of auditory and brain candy.

(yeah, I risk to become the target of irony of my french speaking friends, for my lack of "cultural experience" ;-)

Catchy name, huh? Trombone Shorty is the artist name of Troy Michael Andrews, an excellent jazz instrumentist. His latest album,  For True, catched my ear while idly browsing on a (too) big online music store. I bought it and, boy, am I delighted! Try for yourself:

Let's see what gives: libre.tibirna.org is up. A few projects I decided to adopt or that I was pursuing for some time but never made public are already there. My interest for qgit comes from the almost complete switch to this tool in all projects I was with (last to be converted, hopefully next year, being my daily job). I used eqonomize for a 3 or 4 years already (after having used cbb for 10); mighty little app; needs some love. The others are not even born.