Airports. Ugh. TSA folks have been, by and large, great to work with, but that doesn’t mean I don’t mightily resent to the depths of my toes what happened to this country to create the perceived need for their jobs. I resent it every time I have to stand in … Continue reading →
I got the bears on the header. I had to save the bears with the transparent background as .gifs. I did not know .jpg couldn’t do a transparent background. Interesting. I need a bit more experience with pixel editing, I see. Other than the bears, the theme is exactly the … Continue reading →
I need to run the motorcycle today; however, we’re getting heavy rain. Maybe tomorrow will be a bit better. Instead, I’m preparing to go to Colorado Springs for a couple days. That means laundry on Saturday instead of Sunday and packing for a couple days away. I’ve also neglected Twilight … Continue reading →
My Tungsten T5 came with Bluetooth capability built-in. Until recently, I’ve been largely Bluetooth agnostic. Then someone at work saw me with the T5 and asked about it. Then he related how he used Bluetooth to synch his work Outlook (a Windows machine) and his home machine (a Mac). He … Continue reading →
I notice the comment feature of the Northern Web Coders Theme has a problem somewhere, so I switched back to the default template.
Continue reading →No, I haven’t killed anyone today. I do, however, have the distinction of being my directorate’s worst putter. We had an afternoon of cooking out (burgers and dogs) and indoor putt putt golf today, and I racked up the highest score. (If I could only somehow reverse my golf and … Continue reading →
Playing with the Northern Coders Theme–straight out of the box, it seems to work well. Not sure what’s up with me, but several people commented that I looked more ticked off than usual today (I have a tendency to look as if I’m about to kill someone–I’m not, but nobody … Continue reading →
I have an assignment notification, my section commander has signed it, and next week, I’ll have the official assignment briefing where I either accept or decline the assignment. For the record, I see no reason not to accept this assignment. I’ve known about it unofficially for a month. Things can … Continue reading →
Last week when we watched Tim Duncan sprain his ankle, we knew the Spurs would have a tough time. We were also confident they had enough depth to play well without Duncan in the lineup. After they lost to Detroit and then New York, I headed to Indianapolis to see … Continue reading →
If you’re a writer and you’re reading this, you know how this goes. You want to check accuracy of some fact. It doesn’t matter what it is. Before the internet, I’m certain I’d have spent a lot of time in the library while writing, or I’d have kept a notebook … Continue reading →