Monthly Archives: September 2007

(Stolen from Emma.) Obviously I haven’t updated the reviews section of my site in some time, and it’s being phased out in version 2. Here’s some movies I’ve seen in the past few months worth seeing (or not). Knocked Up: … Continue reading →

Login (logon) is a noun. Log in (log on/sign on) is a verb. From answers.com: The process of gaining access, or signing in, to a computer system. The process (the noun) is a “logon” or “login,” while the act of … Continue reading →

I spent this weekend with some rabid Red Sox fans—my family. We bar-hopped on Saturday night, trying in vain to catch the Sox/Devil Rays game, but, alas, no one in Middle Tennessee thinks NESN is worth paying for (somewhat understandable). … Continue reading →

In all of my blogging history, I’ve had very little problems with spam. I’ve always kept a really tight rein on my comments, shutting them off after thirty days or two weeks, instantly killing anything wayward that came along. I … Continue reading →

I posted my first Django snippet today. Yes, it’s been a big week for both myself and Django. Usually I am just on the receiving end of open-source. So, I’ll try to spare you database theory, but you can have … Continue reading →

This weekend I finally got the warm Atlanta welcome I’d been waiting for. On Friday, my car was broken into via the driver’s side window and ransacked. I am not exactly sure when this happened, as I take public transportation … Continue reading →

On Saturday night before The National show, Shaun and I went to The Euclid Avenue Yacht Club for dinner and some pitchers of beer. Unfortunately, the first choice, El Myr, was closed for an “unforeseen wedding.” In the Yacht Club … Continue reading →

My mother learned how to use text messaging this week, apparently. On Wednesday I received this: Hi how r u? are u having pizza tonight? this takes a long time have to get blkbry! love MOM Hint, hint, Dad! Although … Continue reading →

On Sunday night Shaun, Kelvin and I waited in a very long line for at least an hour for Grimaldi’s pizza in Brooklyn. Arguably, Grimaldi’s is the best pizza in New York. The crispy pies are baked in a coal-fired … Continue reading →