Monthly Archives: July 2005

How big of a place setting did you say you need?

I just got off of a weekly conference call for a biggish project we’ve been working on. We’ve had some unfortunate changes lately that have impacted the scope of the project in a fashion that would not be exaggeration to … Continue reading

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Down with Love!

One of the joys of Netflix is that you get some nice surprises in your queue. Steph and I are watching the credits roll on a fantastic movie, Down with Love (Widescreen Edition), starring RenĂ©e Zellweger and Ewan McGregor. This … Continue reading

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Uh, okay….but SEVEN?

I’m running the kids through the shower while Steph is off running a favor for a friend. I’d hoped to have a nice surprise for her when she got back — kids both showered. Along the way, Treanna managed to … Continue reading

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Miscommunication

I hate it when I blow a deadline. I will point out, however, that it’s hard to keep a deadline when one’s editor fails to inform you of it. Looks like I’ll be writing another magazine article this weekend. The … Continue reading

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Must-see SF: Doctor Who

While all of my friends and LJ contacts (or so it sometimes seems) wax lyrical about Joss Whedon and Firefly, I decided to step ahead into what’s new in SF. I got the opportunity to watch the new season of … Continue reading

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Exchange and 64-bit support

The Exchange development team has given us the authoritative word on using current versions of Exchange on 64-bit versions of Windows. In short, that word is “No.” However, the way the worded their response left one slight ambiguity, so I … Continue reading

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A bit of this and that

Did some much-needed housekeeping on my website, which mainly involved generating a new image, updating the content, and tweaking the CSS. The main-level thecabal.org site is now consistent in feel with my personal site (I do not consider thecabal.org to … Continue reading

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