Cat and I just got back from our Honeymoon in Tortola BVI and it was beautiful. We stayed at the Long Bay Beach Resort, which was wonderful and just secluded enough for our tastes.
As for the Wedding, I think it went off well … The ceremony was beautiful; The reception was gorgeous; The food incredible and the band was great!
I’ll post some pictures soon.
Wow! This time tomorrow … Catherine and I will be married!
Thanks to Sven Latham of Blogwise for adding me to his growing directory of blogs.
My buddy Marc sent me a collection of old gig posters advertising shows from the 80’s at the legendary club City Gardens in Trenton, NJ. Wow! They certainly bring back great memories …
As an angst ridden teenager (who wasn’t ;-), living in the shadow of NYC during the 80’s, my room was wallpapered with these posters. I wish I could find some posters from the old Ritz, Irving Plaza and of course CBGB’s.
Do check’em out … Posters: 1985, 1986 #1, 1986 #2, 1986 #3, 1987 #1, 1987 #2
I found this mini-review of YourMom.com: “One shortcoming is worth mentioning, however. The site can take a while to
load, and the intrigue of what dirty jokes lie under the “Fat” category are lost
in the wait. Perhaps yourmom.com should spend a little less time trying to look
like Yahoo, and a little more time being as efficient as the search engine. ” … I guess the site developer is too busy with your mom :-) Doh!
Windows latest Longhorn beta screenshots
An Ofoto link to pictures taken during our (Dave, John and myselft) ride in South Mountain.
From Kevin Werbach: “Marcos R. Lara of the Public
Internet Project has unveiled an amazing map of WiFi
access points in Manhattan, compiled by volunteers who drove along every street.
As you’ll see, virtually all of the island is covered.”
DATA STATS: 1) ~13,000 unique nodes
2) 60% open to public access
3) Approx. 1,000,000 data points collected
That’s one big-ass neighborhood WAN!
Very clever musical flash piece … click on the horse heads
[Update: I did not create this Flash short. I believe it was the fun folks at SVT.SE, but since I don’t speak Swedish, I can’t really say for sure ;]
I wish I wrote this article because I had the same epiphany last year after I evaluated SharePoint Team Services, in that it was ideally suited to be a Webloging tool and many Office XP users didn’t even realize they had it!
Quotes:
“The one player which seems to be fully aware of both the weblog space and SharePoint’s potential is Ray Ozzie‘s Groove Networks, which has fully embraced the SharePoint platform…”
“SharePoint is probably not going to have an impact in the short term. It’s possible that Microsoft will realize the potential of their bCentral service hosting SharePoint sites, and that the MSN team will seize the opportunity to improve the friendliness of the interface and turn it into a commercial mass-market product. The likelihood of that, however, is completly negligible. On the business side, though, Microsoft has pieces in place that put it a full year ahead of any competitor in the areas of network identity integration, document management, and project management functions. “
