Monthly Archives: January 2006

Meara just had her nine month doctor’s appointment, and it’s official: She’s growing like a weed . She’s now twenty nine inches long, and seventeen pounds four ounces. We’ve had a few concerns still that maybe she’s not getting enough … Continue reading →

Just thought I’d post about a wonderful NEW review of Gentoo Linux that very skillfully explains the pro’s and con’s of the distro. Very well written from the stand point of a new user as well…

In other news, which comes as a total surprise, Konica Minolta has officially announced their intentions to leave the photography market. They do plan on continuing to produce products associated with their partnership with Sony, however all Konica Minolta labelled … Continue reading →

Of course it was just a matter of time before such a thing occurred, but News.com just had post about the government requesting search records from Google. Many of you who watch tech news have probably already heard about this, … Continue reading →

As posted on OSNews.com, AT&T Research has just released UWin.  It appears at the present to be similar to the Cygwin project, in that it allows you to build and run unix applications in a Windows environment.  I for one … Continue reading →

CNN just reported one of the most unique stories I’ve heard in a long time. A man tried to kill a mouse he had found in his house by throwing it into a pile of burning leaves he had in … Continue reading →

This morning, my Grandfather passed away after an ongoing battle with multiple medical problems. Maynard was a man that always did what ever it took to provide and care for his family, and person that has most definitely made a … Continue reading →

I’ve decided to move my blog and my photo gallery under a creative commons, no commercial, share-alike license that way (mostly for the pictures) no one ever gets the insane idea of using my stuff for commercial reasons without my … Continue reading →

WordPress 2.0 was just released a couple days ago, and I’ve already upgraded my blog to it.  So far I’m pretty impressed with the improvements, which so far appear to mostly be towards the administration side of the webapp.  If … Continue reading →

Happy New Years Everyone! Welcome 2006… hopefully this year will be a little less of the rollercoaster that 2005 was.