Stephen Mejias
Crad-Based Technology
When I was younger, I wanted to grow up to become a Major League baseball player. Baseball runs in my family. My grandfather played in the sugarcane fields, my father played in the street, my uncles played Little League. Each generation, it seemed, got better and closer. I had one uncle who made it all the way to a Major League farm club before injuring his knee.
106 Days Remaining
<a href="http://blog.stereophile.com/stephenmejias/091605where/">Elements</a> (2005) and I (1977) share our birthday with (in order from oldest to youngest):
Panda Has a Baby Roo
<i><b>Panda Has A Baby Roo</b></i>. Morgan Jet. 2006<br>
purple highlighter and red pen on paper<br>
8" x 11"<br>
Audio on the Web
There are very many high-end audio websites out there. I know this because I've spent all day working on our "Audio Manufacturers on the Web" directory, which may be published in our 2007 Buyer's Guide.
Where the Tunnels Go
These days have been long. Longer than usual, in fact. That's right:<br>
Longer than usual.
Panoramic Banana
On my way to work this morning, I noticed that the cool air felt like the first days of school. Though I often hated those first days of school, I enjoyed the feeling of this morning's cool air.