Monthly Archives: September 2006
Magic Summer nights in Pontedeume
It seems jazz is beating in my hometown, Pontedeume. Through this Summer, El Futbolín cafe organised some lives in the street. Tomorrow until Sept.11th we have feast in the village in honour to St. Mary of Virtues and St. Nicholas … Continue reading
A Galician luthier
Some weeks ago I joined to my friend Peer’s project Musiqueando, a blog (in Spanish) about all related to all styles of music: musicians, groups, instruments, events… and, of course, luthiers. So, there is an interesting interview (in Spanish and … Continue reading
Linux beats, Spain beats
Nice day before September tests. Talb0t and me went to Bille‘s home to join him in supporting the Spanish basketball national team in halfs against Argentina in FIBA World Championship. We had Cokes, popcorn and now we have our team … Continue reading
Red flares over NetBSD
Yesterday I read a kind article in IBM developerWorks by Tim McIntire about the goodness of NetBSD, one of the great BSD operating systems. Its main goal is an portable OS to the most plataforms. So, i.e. it’s very valuable … Continue reading