A few links to festivities and the last photos of 2005. *George Thomas Clark presents: John Wayne Reviews Brokeback Mountain. Child safe version at Editor and Publisher. Inspired by my own post on this movie, or I should say the comments, Ralph has found a replacement for ‘You Rock!’. Henceforth to be used by all the really cool kids. On […]
Month: December 2005
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My digitalized tunes
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I’m still importing my music CDs into my iTunes. I am now up to 1358 songs, and currently importing the Beatles White Album. Handling CDs over an extended period, I’ve noticed how the CD packaging and CDs, themselves, have changed over time. Some of my older CDs, such as White […]
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Mad woman with an ERV
I, finally, heard from the Red Cross after the initial meeting where we all were warned we’d be called within a few weeks. That was, of course, months ago, but time is relative. I received a letter telling me I had to submit for a national background check, as well as sign up for various […]
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Reminders of faith
The saga of St. Stanislaus continues. Archbishop Burke warned that though those who attended Christmas mass at the church would not be excommunicated, they would be guilty of mortal sin. The response? Over 2000 of the faithful from the entire area showed up to provide support for the embattled Priest and parish board. The next day, […]
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More new toys
I still love Locomotive, but I haven’t forgotten my PHP, or my first love, RDF. (Note to self: get out more). Anyway, I spotted the following at the RAP (RDF API for PHP) site: RAP 0.93 will be released in January 2006 and will include support for the SPARQL query language and the SPARQL protocol. I’ve […]