Howdy WeatherCat fans,
I suppose the first thing I should say about myself is . . . .
*sigh*, I somehow find myself always busy!
So I'll be lazy and point you all to my MacWeather introduction if you want more details:
http://www.macweather.net/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=198.
However, the key points are probably I'm the AppleScript guy for WeatherCat. I've written over half a dozen AppleScript add-ons to LWC that have been ported over to WeatherCat. Judging from what other folks say - they appear to be somewhat addictive!
Once you get them installed and working, it becomes increasingly hard to go without them.
I have a Davis Vantage Pro-2 station in Orinda, California which is 8 miles from U.C. Berkeley where I stubbornly stayed long enough to go from a B.A. to a Ph.D. After dragging my feet for ages I even have a weather website:
http://www.canebas.org/Weather/I've had all sorts of interests from amateur astronomy to scuba diving
. Like others around here I've been attracted to photography but an no more than a rank amateur.
The one thing that is likely to be mentioned from time to time is my current automobile "restoration" project. Our family heirloom
1965 Buick Special Wagon is still limping along waiting for a new engine.
. The car has been in the family since 1968 and has been my car on all sorts of remarkable adventures. A "barn find" this car is not. She has been on the road all of them 47 years! Alas the car needs a new engine and back in May 2011 I ordered a "super-deluxe" 448 cid (7.3 liter) big-block Buick engine. The car and I are still
waitin' . . . .
.
Hopefully that will be enough to either satisfy your curiosity, or to prompt you to click over to MacWeather for more info.
Thanks to everyone who has come over here and for supporting WeatherCat!!
Cheers, Edouard