89 Just the Way You Are
50 Li'l Darlin
100 The Way We Were
112 Little Brown Jug
113 Sophisticated Lady
Jen 1
Jen 2
139 Witchcraft
27 April in Paris
34 What's New
4 Serenade In Blue
103 Moonlight Serenade
177 I Just Called to Say I Love You
199 "Godfather" Theme
108 String of Pearls
28 Take the "A" Train
32 Candy
33 I Got It Bad
80 Three Little Words
58 In The Mood
83 Do the Hustle
91 Can't Take My Eyes Off of You
205 Zoot Suit Riot
187 Into the Mystic
152 Shiny Stockings
123 Fly Me To The Moon
210 Car Wash
111 Stompin' at the Savoy
176 Bye Bye Blackbird
204 Just a Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody
185 Beauty & the Beast
92 Signed, Sealed & Delivered
Jen 3
42 Blue & Sentimental
29 Jumpin' at the Woodside
209 Let Me Stand Next to Your Fire
39 The Magic Trumpet
117 Mack the Knife
208 Rock Lobster
188 Domino
105 Begin the Beguine
128 Jump Jive & Wail
Jen 4
90 Soul Bossa Nova
11 No Spring This Year
19 Cherokee
40 Come Back to Sorrento
57 When Lights Are Low
106 Perdido
107 Cheek to Cheek
142 Perfidia
178 Brazil
180 Day by Day
201 In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning
203 Harlem Nocturne
Showing posts with label database. Show all posts
Showing posts with label database. Show all posts
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Another weekend whizzes by
This is the last couple of days I can watch the QE2’s bridge camera as she makes her final trip to Dubai. So sue me. It hasn’t been an easy week for my health either, but I choose not to belabor the point. The most irritating thing is that my sleep schedule has gone out of whack. I find myself excreted from the tube of sleep at odd hours, unable to resume sleeping and not really any good for work, either.
The only thing I did this last week that amounted to anything seemed to be when I was volunteered to take over the planning for the cruisecritic.com meet & greet for our cruise in January. In the process I discovered a relational database that runs on my iPod Touch. It’s fully featured, with a bunch of templates, and it cost me under $10. Incredible. I’ve been using Bento to put the book in order. (No, there were no missing parts, after 27 years.) But I might migrate the databases for both ORB and the big band to the iPod Touch so I can bring the database to the gig in my pocket.
Here’s a link to the product, HanDBase. So far I am very impressed.
The only thing I did this last week that amounted to anything seemed to be when I was volunteered to take over the planning for the cruisecritic.com meet & greet for our cruise in January. In the process I discovered a relational database that runs on my iPod Touch. It’s fully featured, with a bunch of templates, and it cost me under $10. Incredible. I’ve been using Bento to put the book in order. (No, there were no missing parts, after 27 years.) But I might migrate the databases for both ORB and the big band to the iPod Touch so I can bring the database to the gig in my pocket.
Here’s a link to the product, HanDBase. So far I am very impressed.
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