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Browsing Posts published in May, 2006
My reaction to my first Memphis in May: eh. That’s the best, and nicest, way I can put it. I’m not sure what else goes on besides the two events that Meri, Aaron and I participated in went to. We went downtown to see the BBQ festival and two weeks later we went to the [...]
So this Memorial Day weekend will be remembered by me not for the awesomely cooked food that Meri or I made (cuz we didn’t make any); not for all of the family and friends we got to see (cuz we didn’t do any of that crap either); it will be remembered as the weekend that [...]
My two big projects are going to make me gray. The Damage Claims (DC) stuff is easy enough but the problem with it are that there are a bunch of little gotchas all over it. DC is a relatively new process so there is zero chance that I’m going to break anything that is currently [...]
In a previous post, I was getting a couple of odd errors in FF 1.5.0.3 but not from IE7 beta2 whenever I would click on a contact and then try to delete another contact. I solved the errors by added a separate request object for deleting a contact. So now my little contact list uses [...]
Sunday afternoon, Meri, Aaron and I went to a Memphis Redbirds game at Autozone Park. We got some free tickets from Servicemaster. We got there about an hour into the game because the whole family was snoozin for a bit. The seats we had were nice. We were in the upper deck over-looking the firstbase [...]
Aaron no longer drinks out of a bottle! Not because he doesn’t want to, he just doesn’t require it like he used to. We cut out his bottle feeding about 90% but were having issues with his bottle before bed. We used to give him 4 ounces, then we cut it to 3 ounces and [...]
Oh yeah baby, I got my trial index page utilizing the XML being created on-the-fly from a server-side PHP script. The XML is generated whenever a user clicks on a contact in their list. In getting the XML stuff working, I somehow broke the deletion of a contact. I have been getting these errors: Error: [...]
I just tried the peoplearray.com trial index (now with more web2.0!) with IE7 Beta2 at home and it actually looks pretty good. The XML that is being read is different than that of FF. In FF, there are 21 child nodes in the XML, roughly half are null and all values are null but in [...]
I got my dual screens up. I’m a power user baby! Yay me and my never settle attitude!
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