This is a weird time of year. Here in Berkeley it's a gorgeous day, sunny, though chilly. The magnolias are already blooming. It's not spring yet, not even winter. The looming New Year makes a guy think about transitions, the passage of time, new stuff—the usual. The numeral 2005 sounds new—shiny and pristine, just out of the box, wheareas 2004 sounds (already), old, scratched, a little battered, like my camera cellphone (which I bought in 2004). This blog is one of the transitions for the new year. I've started it This is a weird time of year. Here in Berkeley it's a gorgeous day, sunny, though chilly. The magnolias are already blooming. It's not spring yet, not even winter. The looming New Year makes a guy think about transitions, the passage of time, new stuff—the usual. The numeral 2005 sounds new—shiny and pristine, just out of the box, wheareas 2004 sounds (already), old, scratched, a little battered, like my camera cellphone (which I bought in 2004). This blog is one This is a weird time of year. Here in Berkeley it's a gorgeous day, sunny, though chilly. The magnolias are already blooming. It's not spring yet, not even winter. The looming New Year makes a guy think about transitions, the passage of time, new stuff—the usual. The numeral 2005 sounds new—shiny and pristine, just out of the box, wheareas 2004 sounds (already), old, scratched, a little battered, like my camera This is a weird time of year. Here in Berkeley it's a gorgeous day, sunny, though chilly. The magnolias are already blooming. It's not spring yet, not even winter. The looming New Year makes a guy think about transitions, the passage of time, new stuff—the usual. The numeral 2005 sounds new—shiny and pristine, just out of the box, wheareas 2004

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Feed Frenzy

7:36 PM Sunday, July 10, 2005

[RSS mess, XML hell, but now: all is well?]

Just a short note to you kind folks who read the Coffeeblog with a news aggregator (or Yahoo's RSS feature, or Tiger's version of Safari, or the Bloglines website). I've had validation problems with my feed, but I think that's been fixed now. (It works for me, but what about you readers? Please use comments to reply.) My feeds now come in two flavors: basic xml at this link:

http://www.doublesquids.net/coffeeblog/index.xml

and extra-fancy jazzed up Feedburner feed (which is supposed to work with Atom) at this link:

http://feeds.feedburner.com/JonathansCoffeeblogRss20

You should be able to read the second (Feedburner) feed in a recent browser.

These feed links are also located in the sidebar to the right, so you should be able to find them any time, on any page. The old feeds I had prior to this message will not be updated.—Jonathan

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