I’m diggin’ the new design for my Blog. I also forgot to mention in yesterday’s entry that with my switch to DreamHost I figured it was also time for a change to the design of this page. And now I’m wondering if this may be the template I use for the rest of my site. […]
Entries from July 2002
New Blogger Template
Wednesday, July 31st, 2002 · Comments Off on New Blogger Template
Tags: blogging
The Engagement Party
Tuesday, July 30th, 2002 · Comments Off on The Engagement Party
We had quite the weekend. Bobby and Shannon threw a really great engagement party for me and Jen on Saturday. About 30-40 people showed up. It was quite heartwarming to see so many good friends and family come together. Here’s the thank you email that we just sent out to everyone (with link to photos […]
Tags: wedding
Fun with Unix
Wednesday, July 24th, 2002 · Comments Off on Fun with Unix
Success! This morning I finally got my first Unix script to run successfully. It’s a great little script called mb2md that converts standard Unix mbox files (the mail format for IMAP email) to the improved Maildir format (supported by my new Web hosting provider DreamHost). Here’s a post I added to DreamHost’s KBase about running […]
Tags: technology
Lease Negotiations
Tuesday, July 23rd, 2002 · Comments Off on Lease Negotiations
Today has been a good day. I spoke with our nice leasing agent Kelly (of Larkspur Shores) earlier today. After watching (on craigslist) the price of a comparable place to the one Jen and I are getting Aug. 14 (2-bedroom/2-bath townhouse) drop to less than 200 bucks below what we were slated to pay, I […]
Tags: anecdotes
Sustainable Growth
Friday, July 19th, 2002 · Comments Off on Sustainable Growth
Last night Jen and I attended a sustainable-growth wine tasting and lecure at the Commonwealth Club of California (in San Francisco). We sampled quite a few wines (labeled A through M, exclusive of D, which seemed to have grown legs (this is a thinly disguised wine pun), and H or I — I can’t remember […]
Tags: anecdotes
Becoming a “We”
Monday, July 15th, 2002 · Comments Off on Becoming a “We”
Becoming a “We” It’s one of those subconscious things that members of a couple do after they’ve been together awhile. It’s usually a sure-sign that you, a member of a couple — a “we” — usually operate as a couple, as a “we.” Sentences begin with “we” without any reference to a second, third, or […]
Tags: anecdotes
Cherish
Friday, July 12th, 2002 · Comments Off on Cherish
Last night Jen and I saw the independent film Cherish, starring the very talented, wry, funny Robin Tunney as Zoe Adler, who is accused of killing a bike cop while driving drunk (though it’s a bit more complicated than that). She is subsequently put on house arrest and the remainder of the movie — filmed […]
Tags: movies
Engineering Man
Thursday, July 11th, 2002 · Comments Off on Engineering Man
This article in Wired is pretty cool. It’s also kind of scary to think about what a Brave New World we’re beginning to create. Is this the beginning of the Six-Million-Dollar Man with corporate backing? In this case, Nike has created a house in sea-level Portland, Oregon to simulate an elevation of 12,000 feet. Why? […]
Tags: technology
Dog Altercation
Thursday, July 11th, 2002 · Comments Off on Dog Altercation
This morning I awoke bright and early at 5:30am for a 6am conference call with a customer with offices in Germany and the UK. Of course, there are inevitably network and technology problems whenever something important like that is scheduled to occur. I wasn’t the one who was leading the meeting, but still, it doesn’t […]
Tags: dogs
The Future of TI?
Wednesday, July 10th, 2002 · Comments Off on The Future of TI?
An article on the front page of today’s Chronicle outlines the latest — and most realistic — of the myriad development plans for the future of Treasure Island that have been set forth over the past several years that Jen and I have lived there. The latest plan, proposed by a seemingly well-off developer who […]
Tags: anecdotes