Monthly Archives: May 2004

I’m here in Iowa at the hotel, in the business center. They have a broadband connection here, so I decided that I’d do a quick email check before bed, and then I decided to do a blog entry. Even though … Continue reading →

I’m going to be out of town for the next few days, and while I could probably do a blog-by-email with my phone, I haven’t set it up yet. I’ll probably be uploading a lot to the moblog though, so … Continue reading →

So, Qwest is our standard local phone service provider. There are some other tiny companies that do it, but generally, if you have a land line, you go with Qwest. Being a company that likes to make money (as most … Continue reading →

Sitting here and watching roughly over 219,000 lines of text get processed into database records isn’t that much fun. Work has been a lot of data import lately, which is interesting to debug, but once it’s working and you have … Continue reading →

Today is Lisa’s birthday. Happy Birthday babe! Today was an okay day at work – nothing to rave about, but not really much to rant about either. Tonight we went over to Lisa’s parents’ house for a great meatloaf dinner … Continue reading →

A couple of posts back, I mentioned joy that WordPress had support for Markdown out of the box. While I was glad that this support was there, I was noticing a bit of site lag. It turns out that it … Continue reading →

This weekend was great. Lisa and I saw Shrek 2 with Nasser and Deszarae on Friday night, after having some pizza at a local place called Poppi’s. Good food, good company, great evening. Saturday saw us visit our gym, specifically … Continue reading →

So, yeah, I’ve moved from Movable Type to WordPress. I’m using a generic-ish CSS that I’ve snagged from Alex. I like the look of it. I still need to go back and edit these entries that contain images, since things … Continue reading →

So, my friend Mark posted a link to a page that should tell you what celebrity you look like. Here are my results after three tests with three images: Dennis Bergkamp, Clint Eastwood, Rutger Hauer Jimmy Smits, Gene Hackman, Paul … Continue reading →

Okay, one last thing to mention about the cell phone — it turns out that textamerica does have support for Sprint (albeit with some fighting on their end), so I’ve set up a personal moblog. Right now there’s just a … Continue reading →