Monthly Archive: October 2006

Fitting Halloween Posting

Fitting Halloween Posting

Bones?  Halloween?  Yah?  No?  Wait, I got another one: Charlie “digital”, get it? Okay, lame, I know :-). In any case, that’s my finger. That little piece of bone hanging off of my middle phalange is a chip fracture that...

Just to Share…

Just to Share…

Great quote from Jason Kidd on David D’Alessandro’s Nets postings: “I feel physically that I can average a triple-double,” Kidd added. “That’s the way I approach the season, for me to physically and mentally be involved — rebounding, finding the...

Wowzers!

Wowzers!

From an article in the Miami Herald: Debra A. Reed voted with her boss on Wednesday at African-American Research Library and Cultural Center near Fort Lauderdale. Her vote went smoothly, but boss Gary Rudolf called her over to look at...

The Most Absurd Piece of Pork Ever??

The Most Absurd Piece of Pork Ever??

Something about a 700 mile fence to keep out Mexican immigrants seems like wasteful pork to me. President Bush signed a bill Thursday authorizing 700 miles of new fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border, hoping to give Republican candidates a pre-election...

Some Very Nifty JavaScripting

Some Very Nifty JavaScripting

So I came across a video on YouTube for a web calendar application called Scrybe. I was at first unimpressed.  “Meh, another web calendar application.”  But you know as with all things that get reinterpreted time and again, Scrybe brings...

IE 7 Scare…

IE 7 Scare…

Man, IE7 gave me a good scare this morning.  You see, I just put together a new development machine, and, without thinking, replaced IE6 as soon as my Windows updates were done. So imagine my surprise when I pulled up...

.Net On The Up And Up

.Net On The Up And Up

I guess it’s kind of like rooting for the home team.  I don’t really know how it came about, though.  I started programming back in high school starting from BASIC to C and eventually, at the college level, I worked...

Self Reminder

Self Reminder

I’ve been meaning to put together a series of articles on how to build a system to support software automation (where automation is not supported natively) after completing what I would say is my most significant project of my career...

Could It Be?

Could It Be?

After some drama in my life last week, I’m glad to report that things are kinda settled down, although I’m still not right in my heart. But in any case, back to your regularly scheduled programming (or not). Could it...

Worst Day Ever.

Worst Day Ever.

We all have dreams about our own lives.  Where we see ourselves in a few years.  The kind of life we want to live.  You plan your life around these dreams so that they are dreams today, but reality tomorrow....