Rabble pointed me to this excellent tool: iTunes Music Signature.
I used it to provide a mash-up of my recent listening:

[Update: Now my ringtone.]

Here are the songs that it used:

Title
Artist
Album
Starting At
Ending At

Rose Room
Django Reinhardt
Classic Early Recordings In Ch
0:02.9
0:05.8

brief freedom
Dominic Sagolla
Practice
2:47.2
2:52.2

Who the Cap Fit
Bob Marley
Songs Of Freedom (Disc 3)
1:48.8
1:52.0

Omnicron
Jedi Mind Tricks

0:04.1
0:08.2

Like a Hurricane
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Weld (Disc 2)
13:23.6
13:29.0

Get Down On Your Knees and Pray
Various Artists--All Star Tribute to the Father of Bluegrass Music
True Life Blues--The Songs of Bill Monroe
2:45.7
2:48.1

Sabura
Ekova
Heaven's Dust
0:37.3
0:42.0

Insensible
Mandalay
She : A Female Trip-Hop Experience
4:35.5
4:40.7

Wild Cat Blues
Clarence Williams' Blue Five
Jazz The World Forgot Vol. 2
0:29.4
0:31.7

Somebody More Like You
Nickel Creek
Why Should The Fire Die?
0:42.9
0:46.0

Breathe
Telepopmusik
Genetic World
0:07.4
0:11.2

Perfect Love Gone Wrong
Sting
All This Time (Live)
4:00.8
4:06.5

Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
John Cougar Mellencamp
The Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration (1 of 2)
2:53.5
2:59.1

Away
Seconds On End
Shadowland
3:44.2
3:48.1

4 : Giga
J.S.Bach
Sonaten Und Partiten Fuer Violine Solo (2/2)
0:00.0
0:04.5

Track 03
Rebecca M. Harrold
Mastering the Fundamentals of Music
0:12.8
0:17.0

Downpressor Man
Bob Marley & Peter Tosh
Wisdom (Disc 1)
0:58.6
1:04.0

Chan Chan
Buena Vista Social Club
Buena Vista Social Club
1:04.0
1:06.1

BarÛ
Nil Lara
Metro Blue
0:08.7
0:13.1

Can't Find My Way Home, Rob ickes with Tim O'Brien
Various Artists
Bluegrass Goes To town - Pop Songs Bluegrass
2:56.0
3:01.8

I Found a New Baby
Andy Preer and the Cotton Club Orch.
Jazz The World Forgot Vol. 2
1:29.9
1:33.5

Roger Tessier
Spring Heel Jack
68 Million Shades......
1:06.6
1:09.3

Eureka!
Not All Who Wander Are Lost
Chris Thile
3:30.0
3:33.3

Tunnel Of Love
Dire Straits
Live At The BBC (1978-81)
9:25.2
9:28.0

Appalachian Spring
Aaron Copland

1:00.0
1:04.0

Tomorow Never Knows
The Beatles
The Beatles Anthology 2
0:10.4
0:13.8

The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Fire
The Jimi Hendrix Experience (Disc 2 of 4)
1:14.0
1:18.9

Secrets And Lies
Jonatha Brooke
10¢ Wings
4:14.3
4:19.1

Billy Dean
Saturday Night
Common Thread:The Songs Of The Eagles
1:21.0
1:23.6

Sunrise
Norah Jones
feels like home
2:48.0
2:54.0

Blaine commented yesterday:

You know, test-driven development is very GTD. I just write the tests, and then when I try to check it in, I get all of these errors. They're like tasks, in context, and I just go boom boom boom and I'm done with the feature!

Hear that, Rabble?

Noah and Ev scored a sweet new office space on the south side of South Park!

It has many improvements over our current space, including:

• More than one room
• More than one floor
• Garage-style access in back
• Receptionist area (as if!)
• Heating
• Skylights
• Sidebar-green decor
• Wooden rafters
• Private roof
• Nice kitchen
• One block closer to home

It won't be a very big move, but it's a big step up!

Happiness is having a tribe.

Captured Nickel Creek on video last night at The Warfield:



Groovin' to that track? Take the MP3 with you!

I've been looking forward to this show for months. It did not disappoint!
Andrew Bird opened up, using one of those looping machines expertly.

Got to get me one of those.

These days, I play piano.

The folks over at GMail finally saw fit to grace my account with RSS:



Mer's had it for a while, oh the jealousy.

Now, I'm good - I can check out my own feed at the top of my Gmail.
It's not vanity surfing - it's QA, people!

The King of Productivity, Merlin Mann came by Odeo to talk about Quicksilver (love it) and other tricks of his trade. He asked me, "What do you use for your lists?" I replied, my Treo.

Hunh?

Well, whenever I have a task or a thought I need to file, I whip out the Treo and go straight to the calendar. I find a time to complete that task or follow up on the thought. If I really need to Get It Done, I'll set up a reminder.

Then, when I sync to my machine, .Mac picks it up, and viola, my thought is everywhere in the Hundred Worlds (my vast network of laptops, towers, and devices). If I haven't completed the task or pushed it off in time, one of the little brothers reminds me. And I can always search for ideas using iCal.

It's not flawless, but it works, and I don't need to carry a laptop everywhere.

Jack asked me today, "So, do you like your nano?" Heck yeah! I'm listening to Speaker for the Dead on it right now. I can't put it down.

When I'm just groovin' to tunes (like on my bike), it's about as good as my Shuffle, 'cept I don't have a fancy lanyard or waterproof case. But when I'm listening to audiobooks or Odeos, it's all about the nano: the titles, the chapter headings, the form factor.

Something else I just discovered: it comes with a USB charge/sync cable. At the office, we had a Firewire cable that fits the same port. So, I plugged it in:

FireWire connections are not supported. To transfer songs, connect the USB cable provided. Click Center to dismiss.

When I dismiss, it doesn't connect, but it continues to charge, which is cool, cause that's all I really wanted to do anyway!

Dear Google Analytics,

It is uncool that your stats have been down since 9am Saturday.

And please bring back the Site Overlay. You are starting to bum me out.

Respectfully,

-Dom
http://Dom.net

At long last, we have launched The Big Change at Odeo. New features include:

• Creation Tools for Everyone
• Audio Inbox
• Contacts and Potential Contacts
• Improved Search
• Sign up Tour

It's like a whole new Odeo!

So, sign up - and speak your mind.