Today was the annual Daddy-Daughter dance, and they had a Western theme this year. Enjoy this one; you won't find me in boots and a cowboy hat all that often (although as of yesterday, I own a pair of cowboy boots, so I suspect that'll be more common than it was in the before time).
Oh, man…this is so COOL (although it does have a certain level of “somebody needs to get a life” to it) Posted by Punditguy originally, found by way of CorporateCollections Putfile – WizardsofWinter XmasLightShowWizardsofWinter XmasLightShow
Apropos of my Nov 24 mini-rant about how my PageRank had mysteriously dropped from 7 to 0, I noticed today that my PageRank is back up to 5. I guess Google must have re-indexed in the last few days. I feel less neglected now. It’s a nice, warm feeling.
The following interesting web design information is from Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox, by way of Feld Thoughts. Just in case you can’t ferret out the pattern, Jakob is fond of Top Ten lists. Top Ten Mistakes in Web Design The ten most egregious offenses against users. Web design disasters and HTML horrors are legion, though many [...]
Brad Feld has a very interesting blog, with lots of good “behind the scenes” info about the VC world. Well worth bookmarking. Brad Feld is currently a Managing Director at Mobius Venture Capital and has been with the firm since 1996. Prior to Mobius, Brad founded Feld Technologies, which was sold to AmeriData Technologies in [...]
Joel on Software – Set Your Priorities Custom development is that murky world where a customer tells you what to build, and you say, “are you sure?” and they say yes, and you make an absolutely beautiful spec, and say, “is this what you want?” and they say yes, and you make them sign the [...]
This is a neat little tidbit from Richard Sandoz: XCS India : General HOWTO for running IIS in Windows XP Home Edition I ran across it while looking for more information about upgrading Windows XP Home on my new Compaq Presario computer to Windows XP Pro. Although this article may help me do one of [...]
Marcus Tucker has some great ASP code snippets on his blog. In particular, I borrowed some bits from his Old dog…new tricks post to build a remote API system into ASP…something like a low-budget SOAP implementation.
Every now and then you run across a thorny issue and you're just not sure how to solve it. That's when it's time to forget about it. Really. I've found that I do my best work on a knotty problem by ignoring it…just tucking it away in my subconscious mind and letting it roll around [...]
Well, in the wake of yesterday’s comment about TrackbackPingSpam, I got seven more overnight, all of them on the same MovableType blog. Somehow, I’m guessing the scumbags got a list of MT blogs that they could target (since the API is consistent). I wonder why I don’t get this crap on my Blogware blog? (Either [...]
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Verse:
John 3:16; Jn 3:16; John 3
Keyword:
Salvation, Jesus, Gospel
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AND, OR, NOT, “ â€
