Here is my current CD collection -- very artsy fartsy:
I count 166 CDs. There's a few more to go up, but I need to decide where to put them.
I count 166 CDs. There's a few more to go up, but I need to decide where to put them.
And now ... me:
Saturday, December 09, 2006
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Thursday and Upward
Well, I've decided to really take the plunge and get back into cool programming in a serious way. For a few years now, I've been slowly moving away from programming, even though my job still is suppose to be nearly 100% that (it hasn't been).
Anyohw, I'm getting back into it, and it's a good choice at this time.
Anyohw, I'm getting back into it, and it's a good choice at this time.
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Wednesday SideShow
It was all too easy to get myself onto the Army base today. I had a legitimate reason for being there, but all the way home I thought about how easy it was.
All I had to do was to sound like I had a reason for being there (which I did) , tell them that someone (whom I named) was waiting for me, present my driver's license, present my vehicle registration, and present my proof of vehicle insurance. They even asked me what kind of a pass I wanted (one can get single day, week, and month as far as I know). Then I got my perty green pass to put on the dashboard of my car. They didn't ask me my specific destination, nor did they note who I was suppose to meet. They didn't write anything down except my last name, vehicle license number, and today's date on the cute little green pass. Did they even count me somehow? Hmmm...maybe they've got cameras for that. Not exactly sure.
When I got to my destination on the base, I had to wait in the lobby where I was out of site of the security officer. I could have easily slipped into the building without being noticed for quite a while.
Pretty fucking easy.
Oh yeah one more thing -- don't forget to read the ISG report that came out today:
http://www.usip.org/isg/iraq_study_group_report/report/1206/index.html
All I had to do was to sound like I had a reason for being there (which I did) , tell them that someone (whom I named) was waiting for me, present my driver's license, present my vehicle registration, and present my proof of vehicle insurance. They even asked me what kind of a pass I wanted (one can get single day, week, and month as far as I know). Then I got my perty green pass to put on the dashboard of my car. They didn't ask me my specific destination, nor did they note who I was suppose to meet. They didn't write anything down except my last name, vehicle license number, and today's date on the cute little green pass. Did they even count me somehow? Hmmm...maybe they've got cameras for that. Not exactly sure.
When I got to my destination on the base, I had to wait in the lobby where I was out of site of the security officer. I could have easily slipped into the building without being noticed for quite a while.
Pretty fucking easy.
Oh yeah one more thing -- don't forget to read the ISG report that came out today:
http://www.usip.org/isg/iraq_study_group_report/report/1206/index.html
Monday, December 04, 2006
Monday and Moving Forward
Re-integration is going well:
One down, five to go!
That floor, BTW, needs to be vacuumed!
One down, five to go!
That floor, BTW, needs to be vacuumed!
Sunday, December 03, 2006
Sunday -- Hello December
December came in with a whoosh -- or was that November went out with a whoosh? Ah well. In any case, it's early December 2006 and this date will never happen again.
The Sandhill Cranes are here:
Ain't that just cool?
Low 30's this morning. No big deal. Back to normal pretty much.
The Sandhill Cranes are here:
Ain't that just cool?
Low 30's this morning. No big deal. Back to normal pretty much.
Oh, and more birdseed:
And some fun with the mess:
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