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Yeah, you all know we are out in vegas, but I'm talking about the blog.

This is where my blog is now located. Go there instead of here. Or come here and keep reading this post over and over. Whatever floats your boat.

We've Moved

Posted: May 23rd, 2006, 7:01pm PDT by Kittenagogo

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Dial Up Be Damned, Part II

Posted: May 17th, 2006, 8:54pm PDT by Kittenagogo

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We're still dealing with the dial up and the keyboard that doesn't like me. We'll be leaving soon. Sunday. But then no internet until Tuesday. Then I'll be back. Dear, sweet internet.

Do you know how hard I am crashing with Flickr withdrawal?

I didn't know him, but I thought he was a total fox

Posted: May 17th, 2006, 8:52pm PDT by Kittenagogo

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Dear readers, it is with great sadness that I report to you that a dear canine friend, Ruffles, has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. I never had the opportunity to meet him, but I adored him through stories and photos. He was a handsome sheepdog who liked to swim. The brother of Pal's girlfriend, Athena. I know they are playing together now, along with Max. It's odd how much comfort it brings to know that they are up there with friends.

We will miss you, dear Ruffles.

Dial Up Be Damned, Part II

Posted: May 17th, 2006, 3:50pm PDT by Kittenagogo

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I didn't know him, but I thought he was a total fox

Posted: May 17th, 2006, 3:50pm PDT by Kittenagogo

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Regression

Posted: May 9th, 2006, 9:18pm PDT by Kittenagogo

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Dear Readers, boy, do we have a lot to talk about.

First, I need to clear something up. That was totally the ambien talking in that other post. Tom Cruise and I have not, in fact, reached a truce. Sleeping pills make me loopy. I have to remember not to blog after I've taken my Ambien.

Now, it seems that i no longer live in my house. The one that we sold recently. Some other person and his family live there now. I suppose that is fine. I live with my parents. Because it's the circle of life. Since Kevin and his boyfriend are driving all of our worldly possessions across the country, I am living here with Teeks.

Speaking of poor Tiki, man, does that cat like to explore. He just wants to walk around the house and check out the scene. Unfortunately, the dog cannot mentally handle that. It has been an ugly scene. My parents have a storm door that is entirely glass. Tiki is in heaven when he gazes outside of this world's largest window. He was only able to do that when Spike went to visit my grandparents. You see, this evening, there was an altercation. Teeth were exposed and used. Creepy Tiki Toes were activated. It was a bad scene. So the separation continues. Pity that Tiki learned how to climb the baby gate, because now the door has to be closed.

In other news, I'm probably going to die on Thursday. I'm being escorted by a redhead to Great Adventure (Six Flags, to the non locals). There is a roller coaster there that is going to cause my death. But I am going to ride it. If I survive, I figure it has to be better than the bar exam. If I die, I figure that is better than taking the bar exam. No matter what, everyone wins.

Let's see... being at home has numerous pros and cons.

Pros: I'm freaking spoiled rotten. I have a big tv in my room with cable. My mother and father cook regularly. There is leftover wedding cake. Tiki is forced to hang out with me and play. I am reading a book (Possible Side Effects by my dear sweet Augusten). My mother bought me razor blades, which is nice because they are costly. I took a nap. An actual nap with ambien-free sleep. No, seriously.

Cons: this house has the worst water pressure that has ever existed. Worse water pressure would be called a drippy faucet. FREAKING DIAL UP INTERNET. You have no idea how this pains me. I am managing to check my email, but it takes 800 years to look at stuff on Flickr. I have only bothered to check the most important celebrity gossip site. I haven't even read my beloved dear abby. It's just too exhausting. Dial up. I mean, seriously - who does that?

INSERT THE MOST ENRAGED VIOLENT CURSES YOU CAN THINK OF HERE. THAT ASSHOLE, DIAL UP, DISCONNECTED AND LOST ALL OF MY STUFF. FORTUNATELY, I COULD SEE THAT IT WAS UP TO ITS OLD TRICKS AND I SAVED IT IN WORD DOCUMENT. SCREW YOU, DIAL UP. I WIN.

Fortunately, tonight involved the Gilmore Girls without Kevin's constant commentary on his hatred for the show and SVU. I also watched a bit of America's Next Top Model during GG commercial breaks. The one lady, I think her name is Jada - Is she 40? Because that seems like model retirement age.

Regression

Posted: May 9th, 2006, 2:11pm PDT by Kittenagogo

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Paul and Theresa got married!!!!

Posted: May 6th, 2006, 10:20pm PDT by Kittenagogo

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Well, today was the big day. Paul and Theresa's wedding day. I took a bunch of pictures, which had to be uploaded very quickly because the computer must be dismantled tomorrow because we are out of here on Monday. Many pictures on Flickr.

Actually, I'm out of here with Tiki tomorrow. Off to South Jersey. I have no idea if I'll be posting much because of the dial up situation. I swear, I'm going to go sit in the lobby of the Hampton Inn and take advantage of the free Wifi.

Paul and Theresa got married!!!!

Posted: May 6th, 2006, 5:18pm PDT by Kittenagogo

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Climbing in Bonita

Fetched: August 9th, 2008, 8:26am PDT by Mark

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After work, today, Crisha and I met up with Kraig, Mallory and Mal’s dad, Duane, for some outdoor rock climbing in Bonita. It was amazing!

The climb was a bit short (30-ish feet), but I had a blast. I think outdoor climbing is more exciting than indoor climbing. I like the freedom that an outdoor route can offer, as opposed to planned and imposed indoor routes.

I’m looking forward to my next outdoor adventure!

¿Tiene Amor?

Fetched: August 9th, 2008, 8:26am PDT by Mark

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The other day, I saw Jesse wearing his Amor shirt. I think about my Amor experience from time to time. But it’s been on my mind quite a bit more, lately. I have an eye on the calendar, an eye on the weather and a mind to organize another trip. I don’t think I can make this happen right now, but I’m going to commit to praying about this in the hope of seeing God create an opportunity.

And, I’d like to ask the faithful few who frequent my anorexic blog to spend another three minutes here and pray about this with me. And, if you feel that God wants you to be involved, shoot me an email or give me a call.

AIM over here

Fetched: July 24th, 2008, 1:39pm PDT by Mark

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I installed the AIM iPhone app while walking to my car. I have got to be the most destracted driver in California.

I have a little more time in my commute. So, let me review my experience. AIMing to a txt is slow. AIMing to a Mac with iChat is fast. I’m assuming that when I close the AIM app, I’m logged off the AIM network, but I didn’t ask. Graphically, the app looks great. I think I’ll hang onto it for those bored and lonely moments… Like at the urgent care waiting room. ;-)

Upgrade to iPhone 2.0

Fetched: July 24th, 2008, 1:39pm PDT by Mark

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Last night, I updated my iPhone software to v2.0. I have mixed feelings.

This version broke my Wi-Fi, but added tons of new features to my 1st gen phone. The theory I’ve heard is that this version of the firmware/OS has trouble detecting the wi-fi hardware. It is also rumored that Apple is working on a v2.0.1, which should be available soon.

On the positive side, the new Apps Store is amazing. This is the second blog post that I’ve authored with the Wordpress app. I’ve also installed “Remote” by Apple, which will allow me to use my iPhone to remote control any iTunes or Apple TV within wi-fi reach. So cool! There are tons of apps available, some excellent, some lousy. But, Apple had enough foresight to add a user-review system to the App Store.

Aside from the apps, I can now sync my phone with the Exchange server at work. And,I can also save images from web pages or emails to my phone.

Bottom line, Apple, fix my wi-fi, and I think you’ve got an unbeatable mobile device.

Wordpress on iPhone

Fetched: July 24th, 2008, 1:39pm PDT by Mark

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I’m sitting in a meeting, and I’ve just installed a Woespress application on my iPhone. Looks pretty nearo-completo; however, I don’t expect many long blog entries to be authored from my phone.

I bought a Wii

Fetched: June 4th, 2008, 12:31pm PDT by Mark

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I didn’t mention it before, but I won a software contest and received a $500 check at JAM. Well, I spent the entire check last night on a Wii and accessories. I now have a Wii, 2 Wiimotes, 2 Nunchucks, recharge station for my Wiimotes, component video cable, Wii Sports, Rayman 1, Rayman 2, and Mario Party 8.

More to come… check out my Wiishlist!

JAM 2008

Fetched: June 4th, 2008, 12:31pm PDT by Mark

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Last week, I was in Nashville, Tennessee. I was attending the 2008 Jenzabar Annual Meeting, which was held at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center. I didn’t bring a camera, but I did take a few photos with my phone and uploaded them to Facebook.

Also, Friday night, Jenzabar rented out the Wild Horse Saloon. I’m not into the whole country music scene, but I thought it was a fun experience. Three U-shaped floors looking down onto a stage and dance floor. Again, no camera except my phone. And unfortunately, my iPhone doesn’t do well with motion or dark shots. So, forgive the blurriness.

Two announcements

Fetched: May 15th, 2008, 12:49am PDT by Mark

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I have two announcements. First, I have upgrade my blog software, again. I am, once more, running the latest & greatest. Second, I have crossed Idaho off of my list of states to visit.

Two announcements

Posted: May 14th, 2008, 3:35pm PDT by Mark

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I have two announcements. First, I have upgrade my blog software, again. I am, once more, running the latest & greatest. Second, I have crossed Idaho off of my list of states to visit.

Latest and Greatest

Fetched: April 23rd, 2008, 10:43am PDT by Mark

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I wouldn’t be surprised if no one noticed. I haven’t blogged anything in ages, so there’s really been no reason for anyone to visit. But — I did upgrade Wordpress not too long ago. And, I just wanted to say that this version (2.5) rocks!

growing

Fetched: November 14th, 2008, 9:13pm PST by dynamitt

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20 week scan

Fetched: October 9th, 2008, 7:03am PDT by dynamitt

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1 year and 7 months ago, Hameed and I went to our first ever 20 week scan. I still remember how excited we were that day. We were joking and laughing on our way to the hospital and still discussion whether we should find out if we were expecting a girl or a boy. At that point the 20 week scan just meant being able to find out the sex for us.

Then our world came tumbling down. We found out we were expecting a boy, but he had lots of problem. That 20 week scan more then 1 year ago was the first scan in a long row of scans and tests and there seems to be something new to worry about every time.

Today we went for a 20 week scan again. Today we were very well aware of that the important part of the scan was to see if this baby have any of the problems her big brother had.

Today, 1 year and 7 months later, we got that joyful scan we were expecting the first time. Everything looks prefect and healthy and it is a girl.

my new favorite

Fetched: September 30th, 2008, 5:49pm PDT by dynamitt

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my new favorite

some days ago..

Fetched: September 19th, 2008, 9:08am PDT by dynamitt

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actually 19 years ago (wow I'm old). This is my school picture in 9th grade. I was 15.

introducing pepito

Fetched: September 19th, 2008, 9:08am PDT by dynamitt

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this is pepito at 12 weeks, 4 days. Very cute

So far everything looks good. Still nervous, but not as bad as we were. Pepito is schedule to arrive around mid February.

more trouble then help..

Fetched: September 19th, 2008, 9:08am PDT by dynamitt

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My computer is struggling with old age and I guess me spilling water and tea on it every now and then does not help much either... About 1 year ago my computer decided that he did not want to be shut down anymore. If I try, he just restart. The only way to shut it down is to hold the power button down until it does shut down - which you of course are not supposed to do.

My computer also sometimes decided to go very S L O W and do some random things every once in a while that no one asked him to do. My husband has been using my computer a bit more lately and all this little quirks are driving him insane.

So today he decided to reboot my computer. It was about 1 hour of work which would have been fine if the result had been as desired. It turns out my computer like to be rebooted just as much as he like to shut down. It was impossible to fix the problems... And then of course after figuring this out my husband was tired of my computer so I was left with a computer less useful then before. I had no MSN anymore or Firefox or my bookmarks. So basically my computer nerd husband has been more trouble then help for me. After pouting a bit I got him to help me put everything back on so now things are pretty much back to normal.

I can feel it

Fetched: August 30th, 2008, 2:19pm PDT by dynamitt

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Australian Idol is starting tomorrow and for the last weeks they have been driving me insane with their ad for the show. The ad is the top 100 singing a song called 'can you feel it' and since they play it all the time it get stuck no matter how much I dislike the song. I'm not really feeling it but I will still see Idol - I love that show.

What I can feel though it was the first day of spring is getting closer. It is 9 days left and today it was sunny and so warm that I was able to skip the jacket and just wear a jumper. The sun is something I never will be tired of feeling.

one day at the time..

Fetched: August 13th, 2008, 11:50pm PDT by dynamitt

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Today is 1 year since Sami left us. This has been a difficult and long week but we have gotten though it one day at the time. We know it is better for Sami to be in heaven but it is still hard without him.

I found a quote and I like to think this is true for Sami.

An angel opened the book of life and wrote down the baby's birth. Then she closed the book and whispered: "too beautiful for earth". ~author unknown

sweet

Fetched: August 9th, 2008, 8:27am PDT by dynamitt

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I'm reading a blog written by Mrs Hub. She has 3 kids and have decided to give them some special memories. One of the things she is doing is to serve them dessert for dinner once a week. As nice as that sound I always wonder how they get full of just dessert. I'm perfectly able to eat dinner and 2 serves of dessert.

On Saturday though, Hameed decided to by a apple crumble for us to cook and he got icecream too. He got home from the store about 2 hours before our normal dinner time and apple crumble sounded so much better then dinner so I decided to cook it right away and have it for 'dinner'. It was great. Looks good,right?

But as I suspected it did not fill me for long so a few hours later I had to make dinner anyway...

My little sister Solgunn is also very sweet. This is Solgunn. I promise she is very nice even though she look scary here.

Tomorrow Sami would have been 1 year old. We still miss him terribly and it is hard not to be able to celebrate his first birthday with lots of presents and cake smooching. My sister was think of us and decided to send us a little care pack. She wrote a nice little card and included a copy of her favorite movie and a big block of chocolate. Solgunn, I know Hameed told you already, but it meant so much to us. Thank you!

lazy sunday

Fetched: July 18th, 2008, 5:02am PDT by dynamitt

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Given how cold it has been here lately I thought the picture or lazy polar bears where fitting.

Today I have done nothing. Non. Nada. Nix. Well I have eaten and surfed on the internet, but I have pretty much not lifted my butt from the cough all day. It has been so nice.

My husband wanted to visit a friend today and since I was feeling very lazy I decided to stay home. He left me this morning not showered yet in front of my computer and came back home about 6 hours later... I was still in the same spot and had yet to shower. I felt a bit bad then and have now got my self cleaned up.

I loved being able to be lazy though and since it is so cold there is not much else to do.

From the glass house

Fetched: May 9th, 2007, 10:48pm PDT by ijnjoljjrsppkqedbtj

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tired, or distracted, or just not in the mood for a particular book; whether it's 600 pages long (er - like my new one); whether I'm overwhelmed with other obligations, begetting impatience, even if the book is good. So readers might take all reviews

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Posted: November 6th, 2006, 1:28pm PST by myass-QGSB

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Quicky

Posted: June 15th, 2006, 4:13pm PDT by Nathalie

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I have a headache. I started cycling to work this week. Does anyone think these two things are related?

Getting There...Sort Of

Posted: May 2nd, 2006, 1:15pm PDT by Nathalie

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I was talking to The Ex-Boyfriend a little while ago, just shooting the breeze, helping him with his resume. When the subject suddenly turned to him probably getting laid later on tonight. The funny thing is, however, that I wasn't sad about this nor jealous. Okay, that's a lie I am jealous but only because he's getting some and I'm having the longest dry spell since birth. Granted, only I have

MyAss

Posted: April 19th, 2006, 11:58am PDT by Nathalie

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I have online friends. They're good friends even though I've never met them. I like them a lot and get me drunk enough I might actually say I love them. But why oh why do they feel the need to join every single site out there on the web. Especially Scottie seems to be obsessed with this. As long as it requires some sort of registration form he'll join it. Which is slightly unhealthy but hey if that's what the guy wants to do then he should go right ahead and do it, but for the love of god why make ME join. I have yet to have a week where I'm not invited to something or another. And being the nice person I am (shut it, I so am!) I go and join these things, never to return to them again. 43 Things, Last.FM, Flixster, 43 People, I'm on there. And the latest is MySpace. I joined and not because I'm so nice which I previously stated but because I have no spine. Especially when there's someone on MSN begging you to join so he can up his own friends count (I know that's what you're doing dude!) So now, there's a MySpace profile out there with my name and even face (I uploaded a picture, I felt dirty afterwards) on it. I just don't get the fun though, I must be getting old, out of touch with the kids. I know this is the hippest thing around but to me it seems like the ultimate form of navel staring. It's blogging without the actual creative act of writing. So I have decided that from now on I will never join anything again. You can still send me invitations, it'll be a way to keep in touch with what the cool kids are doing but I shall not participate myself.

Working 9 to 5

Posted: April 11th, 2006, 12:53pm PDT by Nathalie

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I want to tell you a story. It’s a story about power and the things that happen when a power vacuum comes into existences. A story that takes place at my work. This story might take a while so I suggest getting that Mountain Dew and plate of cookies and getting comfortable.

There is a mini war going on at my work and it all started the day one of my beloved co workers, Miranda, left. She was unofficially in charge of the department “Reports and Quotations” (terribly exciting I know) because of her seniority and general knowledge of how things are done. Back in the day when I still worked in that department I was her wing man (or wing woman, whatever) mainly because I had more brain cells than the rest of them combined and she recognized this. Anyway, shortly after I moved to the exhilarating department of Detection, she moved on to greener and more reputable pastures. Enter power vacuum.

The department “Reports and Quotations” consists of about 7 people and almost everyone also has a position within another department. This is because the company is not that big and management just seems to pile more work on everyone. (I say I left that department but really I still do some of that work, but I did get to move desks.) Most of these people are pretty dumb. Dumb in the sense that like monkeys they need a bit of time figuring things out and even then they tend to do things the hard way. Opposable thumbs are wasted on these people basically.

The main core of the activity of this department used to happen in the front office because that’s where Miranda worked. After she left three people remained in this office; Diplomat Boy, The “Receptionist” and Invoice Boy. Oddly enough Invoice Boy isn’t a part of that department but at the time that was the only desk left.

Perhaps you noticed the quotation marks in The “Receptionist’s” name. They are there because in order to be a true receptionist (no quotation marks) one has to sit at their desk, receive people and answer the phone. Until she has mastered any of these abilities the quotation marks will not be removed. I despise The “Receptionist” and not because she is dumb (which she is) or because she is fat (which she also is). I despise her because she is inept in every sense of the word. She cannot do her job properly but that does not stop her from trying to get more responsibility in order to feel better than everyone else. Plus she’s a drama queen. I once had a bad week because it had been 9 years since my dad died and I was graduating the next week which he would never get to see. Next week I apologize for not being in the best of humors and she had the fucking nerve to say how hard a time she had had the week before. Now, okay, I wasn’t in the best of moods, but that mostly entailed staring at my screen and not talking. It wasn’t like I snapped at her or anything, I just didn’t talk. But she is one of these people who think that they are the centre of the universe. And although her weight might be causing us to slowly collide with the sun; she is still not the centre of my damn universe. Hell, she’s not even on my perimeter. Sorry, bit of residual anger there.

The “Receptionist” does not get on with Invoice Boy. Invoice Boy is rather blunt. The trick to handling Invoice Boy is too be even blunter back to him. This creates a mutual respect which makes life a little easier. The "Receptionist", however, is the type of person who thinks everything is a personal attack on her, which in my case is rather true but not so with Invoice Boy. He just lacks the skills to communicate in a different form. In short they fight...a lot. Mainly they fight about who gets to tell them what to do and they both agree it's not the other one. I've tried pointing out that they apparently agree on something but the subtlety was lost on them. Or it was drowned out, I'm not sure.

Diplomat Boy tries to calm everyone down but the poor guy just fails miserably every time. This is mainly because these people seem to thrive on having arguments but also because Diplomat Boy has only been with us for a month and although he’s already better at his job than The “Receptionist” he just does not have the necessary clout to make them stop. What also works against him is that he’s a friend of Evil Manager and that is how he got the job. He’s widely considered to be a spy for the powers that be a.k.a. our lame ass management team that does not do any actual managing. If they did, they would have separated these two a long time ago. Hell, they would have fired The “Receptionist” along with a couple of other co workers I haven’t even mentioned yet.

It feels as though this story could go on forever and it probably would. There’s still the much anticipated arrival of Backstabber Girl, McCrossEyed and LoudMouth to come, but in all honesty I just can’t write anymore. Therefore…

To Be Continued

Server Meltdown

Posted: March 3rd, 2006, 2:44pm PST by Nathalie

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The powers that be decided that we need a bigger and better (and apparently noisier) server at work. Geez whiz, I think they finally got it into their feeble minds that waiting 5 minutes for the program to generate a rapport is not actually normal (although I still wonder whether that's a problem with the server or the actual lame ass program we use but whatever) nor very productive. You wanna know what else is rather unproductive? Sitting around the office for 8 freaking hours with a computer that's completely useless! Having to say "Sorry I can't help you right now because I can't get into the sytem." 50.000 times to customers. Having to write all those phonecalls down and return their calls next Monday (I'm really looking forward to that...). Having to dodge my boss so I don't get stuck cleaning up the archive (dude there's like spiders there!!). I already detest Fridays, mostly because they come after Thursdays and I tend to go drinking on Thursdays but also because all I ever do is count down the hours till the weekend. And there's always some nutjob that calls at a quarter to five on a Friday and is in desperate need of something and you're stuck trying to sort it out.

There was one plus point to the server being down though; I got a clipboard! I went to do the inventory and decided that I needed a clipboard for said task. Having decided that, I could now spend 20 mnutes looking for a clipboard (it's called time management). I finally found one with a kickass radioactive sticker on it (I should've taken pictures so you could truly experience its kickass-ness). It fullfilled all my clipboarding needs! See, it doesn't take much to satisfy me. It's the little things in life that make me happy, like the stuff you throw in the tank of the toilet that makes the water bright blue every time you flush.

Hell Yeah Baby!!

Posted: February 28th, 2006, 6:52am PST by Nathalie

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I always knew I was going to Hell, now I at least know what for. :D

The Dante's Inferno Test has banished you to the Sixth Level of Hell - The City of Dis!

Here is how you matched up against all the levels:

Level	Score
Purgatory (Repenting Believers)	Very Low
Level 1 - Limbo (Virtuous Non-Believers)	Very Low
Level 2 (Lustful)	High
Level 3 (Gluttonous)	Very High
Level 4 (Prodigal and Avaricious)	High
Level 5 (Wrathful and Gloomy)	High
Level 6 - The City of Dis (Heretics)	Extreme
Level 7 (Violent)	High
Level 8- the Malebolge (Fraudulent, Malicious, Panderers)	High
Level 9 - Cocytus (Treacherous)	Very High

Take the Dante's Inferno Hell Test

The City of Dis

You approach Satan's wretched city where you behold a wide plain surrounded by iron walls. Before you are fields full of distress and torment terrible. Burning tombs are littered about the landscape. Inside these flaming sepulchers suffer the heretics, failing to believe in God and the afterlife, who make themselves audible by doleful sighs. You will join the wicked that lie here, and will be offered no respite. The three infernal Furies stained with blood, with limbs of women and hair of serpents, dwell in this circle of Hell.

Thanks to Julie for this quiz.

Life complete

Posted: February 25th, 2006, 1:05pm PST by Nathalie

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I'm going to see the Arctic Monkeys!! I was able to get tickets this morning so in May I shall head down (up?) to the big city (Amsterdam) to see them. For all of you who don't know who the Arctic Monkeys are..well go google it! Dammit, I'm not here to fucking explain everything, am I?

First though, this Tuesday I'm going to see Hard-Fi in Eindhoven. Again, if you do not know who Hard-Fi are and where Eindhoven is google will be your guide. I love google...

Now if only that A Scanner Darkly movie was out yet, my life would be complete. Well not complete cos my car is still broken down, I don't make enough money and I do not have a significant other (although in all honesty I would be the only significant person in a relationship, but still), but, you know, I'd be happier.

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Bigger Stronger Faster

Fetched: November 14th, 2008, 9:12pm PST by Matt Haughey

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I watched Bigger Stronger Faster last night. It's a movie about steroid use in sports which is something I thought I was pretty dead set in my opinions about. As a cyclist I'm keenly aware of how widespread cheating in the sport is and I've always held a pretty low opinion of those that did it.

A scant few things have challenged my opinions. Outside Magazine famously did a story on an older amateur rider taking all the banned substances he could handle and I remember the takeaway for me was "damn, that HGH actually sounds pretty good." and "Wow, I can see why people take these things."

On MetaFilter, user Chuckles compiled a list of 8 previous Tour de France top five results, with everyone implicated in doping marked with an X. If he updated it for 2007 and 2008, there'd be even more X's on the chart. It's really more ubiquitous than we want to think.

I have friends that have defended Barry Bonds and other atheletes and frequently mention Tiger Woods had eye surgery to improve his vision, which is another form of performance-enhancement that seems hypocritical to allow (and I can't help but agree with).

I sort of expected Bigger Stronger Faster to be either some sort of gross-out "let's take steroids and hurt oursevles" or a depressing "here is how it ruins lives" but it's nothing at all like either of those things. It really literally rocked my world because it presents a side of steroids in sports I'd never considered and it completely changed my opinion of the whole issue.

The best part is the main guy and narrator is quite literally just some guy off the street who was interested in examining a complex issue, and his passion for seeking the truth pulls you along through the entire film. I have no idea how the filmmakers found the guy or how the guy got into filmmaking, but he's the perfect subject to move through the film and I shared a lot in common (like my distaste for dopining in sports).

I can't recommend this documentary highly enough.

President Obama

Fetched: November 14th, 2008, 9:12pm PST by Matt Haughey

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After watching McCain's concession speech last night, I realized it was John McCain's election to lose. From a mile up, the race was between a guy with tons of experience and some pretty hardcore wartime stories going up against another guy that was new to the senate and was basically unknown before 2004 to most voters.

I really liked John McCain in 2000, and wanted him to win the republican primaries. I probably would have voted for him as well (if I ignored some of his social conservative tendencies) because he seemed like such a centrist (or at least not too far from center on most issues, especially compared to Bush) and I found Gore totally and completely unexciting (I ended up voting for Nader).

When the republican primaries began in 2008 I was pulling for McCain as well, since I remembered the guy I loved on all those talk show appearances over the last several years. I was also pulling for Obama for the past year and was happy when both my early picks ended up on top.

Then the campaign happened. It didn't come on quickly, but I'd say definitely after the GOP convention, the old McCain I loved was gone. I don't recall much of any talk from McCain from the last two months about his detailed plans or reasons why someone should vote for McCain, instead all I heard about was why I should against Obama. That's never a good path to take -- when you don't accentuate your positives and instead focus on negatives, even if you convince others to avoid the opponent you end up with followers that don't have much to be proud of.

To this day I can't tell if it was McCain's choosing to do what he did at the end of the summer of if it was his true personality finally coming out. I like to think he became a slave to the GOP election machine that likely told him playing it straight with Obama and fighting on the issues wasn't going to rile his voting base as much as attacks and fear mongering could.

McCain's concession speech was eloquent, impressive, and left me with the admiration I remembered in the McCain from 2000 that I used to like. That the crowd surrounding him boo'd every time Obama's name was uttered makes me think maybe the McCain I used to like might be the guy still at the core but unfortunately let others run the controls during the election.

Anyway, for the first time since 1992 I was truly ecstatic on an election night. I knew the polls were looking good but I didn't want to be disappointed and a big part of me never thought Obama would actually win, but he did it. I'm glad my daughter gets to grow up and will remember her first president being an inspirational guy that proves anyone can still make it in America.

Of course, we've left Obama with a pretty tough nut to crack and I imagine once he gets in office all the crazy "socialist!" and "marxist!" talk will quickly go out the window as he'll move to the center and make some tough choices. I predict we'll see people on both extremes displeased with some choices but I find that a mark of a good leader. Bill Clinton made a heck of a lot of choices I disagreed with, but at the end of his term he turned a recession into a boom and kept us out of war and I hope Obama can do the same (obviously, without the intern thing).

My new year's wish finally comes true

Fetched: November 4th, 2008, 11:21pm PST by Matt Haughey

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Eleven months later, my new year's wish comes true (well, president-elect levels of true)

Why I'm blocking you on twitter

Fetched: November 4th, 2008, 11:21pm PST by Matt Haughey

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I've been using twitter for about a year and a half now and I follow about 150 friends, acquaintances, and applications. A little over 2k users of the service follow me, and it seems I get about 10 new followers a day. Over the past few months however, I've taken to blocking the obvious spammy accounts where someone trying to market something tries to follow thousands of strangers. In the past few weeks it feels like I'm blocking at least half of the new followers.

I figure the people behind those accounts (if there really are people and it's not just an automated spambot attack on twitter which I suspect most are) deserve an explanation, so here are my reasons for blocking new followers:

You are following more than 1,000 contacts. You could spend hours a day reading twitter while following just 100 people. I usually just check in the mornings and evenings to see what my friends were up to that day -- sometimes it requires paging back 10 times to catch it all and sucks up the better part of a half hour each time. Reading Twitter while following 1,000+ is pointless and likely not being actually read by someone
I know twitter is many things to many people, but I like it as a social micro-blogging application with real honest to goodness humans behind every post. I block anything that doesn't have a personal name and doesn't seem like a person writing it. Oh look, a new wax museum in Ohio just started following me! Surely, they don't just want me to click on their bio URL and blog about their new museum, right? Right? Wrong. Humans can follow me, not buildings or organizations or other sorts of accounts that were created to market something and aren't actually being used by a human.
You have nothing but URL dumps of every blog post as a twitter update, all linking to your "marketing" or "sales" or "social media" blog. Pretty self-explanatory, but this person is using twitter to merely promote themselves, not to engage with others or share anything of substance.
You have a bio that mentions you are an expert on "marketing" or "sales" or "social media". Almost everyone with a bio that mentions these phrases breaks an earlier rule as well, and it's clear they're on twitter and following me for some sort of google gaming reason more than they care what I or 1,000 others might be saying.

McCain Button - Get Off My Lawn

Fetched: November 2nd, 2008, 8:39pm PST by Matt Haughey

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The Culture War on Halloween

Fetched: November 2nd, 2008, 8:39pm PST by Matt Haughey

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The culture war on Halloween, originally uploaded by mathowie.

Halloween is a time-honored holiday steeped in the traditions of sharing with your neighbor, celebrating childhood with candy and decorations, and generally having a fun time as the days begin to grow shorter.

There is also a culture war that seeks to end this traditional holiday.

Like the above photograph shows, several local churches near me are throwing parties aimed at avoiding this holiday of giving and sharing with thy neighbors, going by the euphemistic term "Fall Family Festival." They offer treats, fun, and games, but they just so happen to throw them on October 31st, during the prime evening trick or treating hours.

Make no mistake, no matter how many years (Norman Rockwell anyone?) Halloween has existed, no matter how harmless toddlers dressed as ghosts and princesses are, no matter, there is spiritual conspiracy behind this new found war on Halloween and it needs to stop. I fear the day is coming when we won't be able to display our Jack O'Lanterns in the town square, when we will be called names for trying to share real American treats like Crackerjack and carmel-covered apples, and when our sons and daughters will ask us why we can't go out and share candy with our beloved neighbors anymore.

We can't let this happen. Heroes, join me in opposing these PC-thugs and their so-called "Fall Family Festivals." This is a nation with a sweet tooth, our founding fathers ate candy (why else would they have wooden teeth?), and your children and grandchildren should too. Keep candy in Halloween!

Scalable personal IT for non-geeks?

Fetched: November 2nd, 2008, 8:39pm PST by Matt Haughey

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Last month, I hung out with a friend from college that was impressed by the gadgets I carried and how I used them, but didn't have the spare time necessary to set everything up like I have (stuff like moving downloaded movie files to a TV for viewing, being able to check 5 email accounts on your iphone using gmail/imap, etc).

After each explanation of how I set things up grew increasingly longer, I realized there's probably a simple business model in place for a Personal IT staff kind of thing for regular users of technology that aren't uber geeks. I picture something that isn't the Geek Squad (they only do work piecemeal, right?) but is more like a subscription service, maybe $20 a month, where you as a customer can basically get your home computer and mobile phone updated remotely with the latest time-saving tweaks. I bet someone that reads lifehacker religiously, can do IT and PC Support work, and could figure out a way to do it remotely (either remote desktop sessions, or having customers' computers phone home to grab updates and configuration scripts) could build a pretty nice business off of it.

Is there anything like this out there today?

Separate but not equal

Fetched: November 2nd, 2008, 8:39pm PST by Matt Haughey

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Mobile Twitter (m.twitter.com as opposed to twitter.com) bugs I wish were fixed:

1. Protected profiles give this confusing error shown above.

2. You can't favorite anyone's posts.

3. You can't block someone from their profile.

4. No link to begin a direct message on people's profiles.

Three more for the old reading list

Fetched: November 2nd, 2008, 8:39pm PST by Matt Haughey

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Three blogs I have recently found, devoured, subscribed to, and squeal with glee when they update: FiveThirtyEight (awesome election stats and coverage), Lovely Package (it's to product design what longtime favorite Brand New is to logos), and Be Sportier (like Uncrate, but just stylish sports stuff, with large photos and consistently otherwise impossible to find goods)

How to get my nerd vote

Fetched: October 22nd, 2008, 2:57am PDT by Matt Haughey

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I've been thinking lately about a dream candidate for my nerd habits, my nerdy business, and the way I live my nerdy life. Regardless of party affiliation, if you're running for an office from as small as city council all the way up to president, if you hit on any/all of these things, you just might get my vote.

Broadband Everywhere. I want crazy South Korea/Japan style broadband I've heard about for years: 100Mbps (upload and download) fiber connections for less than $50/month with unlimited bandwidth and the ability to run your own servers. I know the US is a big spread out country and it makes this stuff somewhat difficult/costly, but it's an ambitious goal with a ton of payoff. We don't have manufacturing jobs in the US anymore: we don't make things, we don't build things, we don't sew things here, but we do have lots of ideas and inventions.

The economy of the future in the US is going to be intertwined with the internet and if every man, woman, and child in America has all the internet access they could ever need and could quickly program, build, and deploy their own stuff on their own mega-fast lines, we'd have a million and one programmers and designers and crafters and more contributing to a new vibrant future economy. If fiber everywhere is too much, at least get 3G coverage in more places.
Universal Healthcare. Everyone I know that freelances or works a day job and wishes they could quit and follow their dreams of launching a company complains about the lack of healthcare. Whenever I used to talk about freelancing at tech conferences, the first question was always about healthcare coverage. I've heard that in places like Berlin where you don't have to worry about where your healthcare is coming from or how much it costs, up to 35% of working age adults are freelancers. It may sound crazy and anti-capitalist to consider healthcare for all, but if we flipped a switch tomorrow and everyone had health coverage I swear a million small businesses would launch overnight. I know lots of people that keep a job just to get healthcare that are wasting their creative talents because they had a cancer scare or were born with a defect or otherwise are deemed uninsurable on their own.
No federal taxes on internet purchases. It's worked out well for over a decade, let's just stick with not charging tax on online shopping.
Renew a commitment to Education. Yes, we already spend a lot on education, but it's nothing compared to what we spend on defense. There are loads of possibilities to reform education at all levels with the goals being well-informed kids that love learning in a safe environment and can grow up to attend any college they want to (hopefully cheap or free of charge).
Renew a commitment to Science. Bring back NASA and let's really fly to The Moon and Mars again. Don't let local school boards dictate that it's ok to prevent teaching proper biology (yes, the scientific method and evolution) to students. The US spent the last hundred years being at the forefront of science only to begin abandoning it as we passed into the 21st century. Engineers and scientists will continue to lead innovation in America and it seems silly in this day and age that we even have to defend the basic tenets of science from constant attack.
Real changes to transportation. Increase MPG requirements for all carmakers selling vehicles in the US. Engineers love a design challenge and making a Chevy Suburban get 25mpg may seem impossible today but I'm confident a design team could develop one quickly if given the proper resources. We flew to the freakin' moon 40 years ago on the computing power of today's $5 solar calculators -- we can make cars burn fuel more efficiently.

Regarding alternate fuels, stay away from net-zero energy fuels like Hydrogen and corn-based Ethanol (for now, keep researching them though) and instead focus on what works today using existing technology. Biodiesel could work in many cities and in many cars today given the proper tax incentives to car owners and fuel station owners. Keep researching other fuels (switchgrass ethanol sure would be nice) but it feels like we're ignoring the low-hanging fruit that is biodiesel.

Decrease foreign oil use by giving tax incentives to people that work at home, to people that ride a bicycle or walk to work, and to those using public transportation. Want to move to be closer to work? Get rid of capital gains taxes on homes sold less than two years after you take up residence if you can cut your commute in half or more.
Allow early voting by mail. I've said it before and I'll say it again: I love the way Oregon works with regards to voting in all elections. You get voter information packets about 4-6 weeks before an election, then your ballot arrives about 2-3 weeks before the deadline. You can vote at your leisure, using wikipedia, google, and anything else you need to research your vote as you cast your vote.
Revamp Copyright/IP law. Using the internet means you are making a perfect digital copy of everything you ever read, see, and hear, and it doesn't always jibe with existing copyright law. There is lots to say about this, but I wish we were a little more Lessig and a little less Disney when it comes to this realm.
Fund the patent office so it can do a better job. Software patents almost universally suck and stifle innovation.
Open government. Open source voting machines, xml data for every vote on every bill by every legislator. Public Domain dumps of every photograph, recording, film, and publication commissioned by the government in an easy to retrieve place.

These are all pretty much self-serving: I was a science major in college and grad school, I work from home (and am enjoying a fast fiber connection), run a company that is considering employee healthcare, my wife drives a diesel car, and I previously worked at a non-profit cofounded by Lessig. I know there aren't a ton of details and there are downsides to many things I've mentioned but I came up with my own dream list.

I know I must be missing something, what would you throw on the nerd wishlist for candidates?

The "Big Question"

Posted: August 15th, 2006, 3:27pm PDT by erin

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My brother's nuptuals were about a week and a half ago. I walked into the reception with my man by my side and whispered to him, "I think we're safe from dodging questions. They'll probably be asking the happy couple about having children. They're Italian. That's what they do. I suppose you already know that though.*"

Oh how wrong I was.

My mother, brother, aunts, uncles, cousins, and family friends all asked when our wedding date was going to be. At first, the answer was, "As soon as the financial situation is better. You know how student loans can be..."

As the festivities continued and more alcohol was imbibed, our answer morphed. Jack fielded later questions by answering, "I have four weddings next year. I am standing up in two of them." From this, our official answer was formed.

"Not next year."

That's right, folks. The Big Event will be not next year! Feel free to pencil in a date for then. Additionally, you may want to check registeries to see that our names are not listed. Ladies, go ahead and buy your dresses to wear; it will most likely be in the late summer or early fall of not next year so you may want to keep that in mind.

* He's half Irish and half Italian.
** Cross-posted

Oh, my love, why have you foresaken me?

Posted: June 6th, 2006, 12:06pm PDT by erin

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Dear Movable Type,

You were the first blogging CMS I used and I fell in love with you instantly. I came to know you and all of your quirks quite well. Dressing you and fixing you up were things I enjoyed but, alas, you have become a burden.

You see, MT, you are a drain on my patience and my time. After four years of using you, I have had it with your "quirkiness." I used plug-ins of all sorts to manage your shortcomings and the insane amount of "love letters" (see: spam comments) you would receive. And for a while, that seemed to repair our relationship. But now, I am fed up and refuse to continue tolerating your beastly ways.

Yes, that's right. I am looking for something to replace you. I am keeping my mind open and think I have found something new. Maybe I can show it off to others soon. We shall see. Nevertheless, consider our relationship terminated from this point on.

Sincerely,
erinblog.

He gone! And he gone, he gone, and he gone, too.

Posted: May 21st, 2006, 8:58am PDT by erin

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Like 99% of all Chicago baseball fans (I think that 1% may be in traction or something), I watched the second game of yesterday's Crosstown Classic. For those not from this area, it's a three game series every year when the Cubs play the White Sox. Like the Subway Series in New York, it doesn't count for anything but is more for the fans, fueling the rivalry. Yes, it's still there. And yes, it is sad.

Anyway. So I was watching it when in all hell broke loose on the field. Feel free to watch "the melee" in the below video.

Oh no he didn't!

WHAT.

From what I hear, Barrett said to AJ, "I didn't have the ball, bitch," right before punching him. And how was he supposed to know that? If a catcher steps in front of the plate like that to block a slide to home, it's standard m.o. that the scoring runner drills into him in hopes that he drops the ball so that the run is scored.

I've also heard that Barret thought AJ was going to do something to him because of the direction he was walking. I call bullshit with this excuse. WHY would AJ do something to Barrett? He just scored a run! Why would AJ be pissed about that?

I buy the first scenario much more than the second.

The end result? Barrett and Pierzynski were ejected (Pierzynski's ejection being because he was "involved" in a fight) as were Sox's OF Brian Anderson and Cubbie John Mabry.

And Jay Mariotti? He can go right ahead and kiss my ass.

Now I'm totally stoked to go to today's game.

Why she walk like a woman but talk like a man?

Posted: May 15th, 2006, 11:41pm PDT by erin

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My Aunt says she is bored with my blog. Frankly, I am too. I am at a lack of things to say! *gasp!* I know, right?

It has been craziness lately. Well, not "craziness" but you know what I mean. But first, let's rewind a few days back, shall we? I bought a new car on Thursday. Thank you savings bonds and trade-in. Oh, and that lowno interest loan from the bank of Mom and Dad? That helped, too.

What did I get? I got the sexiest car ever. Ever. And when I say "ever", I mean, "sexiest car ever that was in my budget." Oh, so I guess you want to know what kind. I got me one of these. The interior is amazing. See?

And like the pictures, mine is silver with black leather interior. Cool features include:

- Heated AND cooled seats! Yes! A slight breeze of cool air eminates from the teeny tiny perforations in the leather. That means no body parts will be sticking to these seats come summertime. That's right, there will be no funk in my hooptie.

- Keyless entry and ignition. No more digging the keys out of my purse. And to start it? Step on the break and press a button.

- Shelves in the glove compartment. WHY didn't someone think of this sooner?!

- Auxilary jack in the center consol to plug in my iPod and have it play through the speakers. And all with hidden wires!

- All wheel drive. Mmmm...

Enough about the car. I love it. 'Nuff said.

Next topic- Grey's Anatomy. I'll be the first to admit that I bawled like a a baby at tonight's season finale. Oh yes, I did. Anyone who watched that episode and was not moved has no soul. NONE.

My hand is doing mucho better. I am finishing up my occupational therapy and am no longer gimptastic. Three cheers for that.

Another topic- Bush's plan for illegal immigration control. Read this carefully, because I am not sure I will ever be able to use the following words again during the final two years of his administration.

His plan didn't piss me off. On the contrary, I think it is reasonable.

There, I said it. But hell, even Ted Kennedy supports it.

As for anything else? I got nothing right now. I am still stuffed up with burning eyes from bawling like a little girl with a skinned knee at a television show. Hello, issues.

Bonita Applebum, go on and git ya some.

Posted: April 11th, 2006, 12:19pm PDT by erin

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Today I was having an interesting conversation over IM with Erin about our fantasy baseball leauge, Jesus, and the Romans. I told her how I took a Roman History course in college and summarized the entire Roman civilization for her in a few sentences.

Roman history 310 summarized: Rome started off with two babies that floated down the river and were raised by wolves. They grew up and liked their orgies and assassinations and philosophy. They also liked to steal gods from the Gr

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