...it could be worse...
Drug shows good hope for prevention against the AIDS virus. Before I get to the good stuff, let me point out that I like the nice wording in this article. Nothing out of the ordinary here, but oh wait…
“from gay men in American cities to women in Africa”
Not only that, but to really see how [...]
A new bug tracking application, web-based, has just been released called 16bugs. If you are a devolper, you’ll want to look into this. Michele Finotto has released this very neat bug tracking website with a user interface which is pretty nice and clean looking from what I can tell off the screenshots. Very easy to [...]
Where am I? How far am I from you? Find out! Here are my GPS coordinates! DMS style.
Lat. N 26.15.23.83
Lon. N 127.41.54.69
Post yours please, I want to see our distance.
Outside my girlfriend’s house, I look below and I see a dog. He is wagging his tail because his owner is home. Near is the car making it’s final movements right before parking. The owner emerges from the car and moves to the gate, opens it and enters his yard. The dog moves back as [...]
Now that I am back to Japan for the better part of the year, I decided to once again get a cell phone. This time, instead of the popular DoCoMo service, I wanted something more local bound. I wanted AU which is also used by my girlfriend, her friends, and family. This lets us make [...]
flickr: Freedom
The vote of freedom.
ps:
I know I said I wasn’t but after looking at some pictures from the book that Kristin posted about, I want to post some of my moment pictures from Iraq. Now that I know a little more about what I can show and what I can’t show, I’ll be sure to [...]
flickr: The Fog of War
What is waiting for us beyond? Oh yea, in case you didn’t know…head over to my flickr account and check out the pictures I updated. I uploaded quite a few, like 3 or 4 months worth of decent shots. Just funny stuff I guess.
Just a little something I made for the Corporal’s Course in Iraq. I think I did an OK job.
We arrived at the airport and I was barely waking up. After a few mintues of getting our baggage out and loaded up, we headed off to our barracks. Clear, crisp air, not dry air, not war air, but cool, moist air. I liked that. Reminds me of my island. After that settles in, the [...]
