Monthly Archives: June 2005

Mmm-mandoline

We bought a mandoline yesterday. I was planning on going to Williams-Sonoma, since we have a gift certificate, but I got a wild hair while I was at the grocery store, and I bought one (next door, at Linens-n-Things). It's … Continue reading 

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Honest Tea

Okay, so I was all set to relate the wonders of Honest Tea, a tea drink in a bottle ($1.35 here in the middle of the Midwest) that was billed to me as delightful and only slightly sweet. I have … Continue reading 

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So, I guess I’m a programmer

Yesterday, I spent six (6) hours chasing down one (1) bug in a web-based program I am writing for work. Oy. This is going to get a bit geeky. I have a form that pulls data for a select box from a … Continue reading 

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Why Globat? Here’s why not Globat.

I have an ISP, Globat.com. I am going to be rid of them soon, perhaps sooner than I thought, if I have my way. I used to park my Internet presence with Earthlink, but they cost a lot, and I … Continue reading 

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Law-breaking flag supporter now?

Just a quick update on Randy "Duke" Cunningham (R-CA), sponsor of the Flag Amendment currently working its way through the Senate (it seems it may pass?). It turns out, according to the Washington Post in this article, that he may … Continue reading 

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Nutty Flag Amendment supporters get nuttier

So, yesterday was apparently Flag Day. Whatever. _USA Today_ ran an Editorial about how a Flag Amendment (you know, the oft defeated attempt to criminalize the burning of the US flag) was misguided, etc. But they also ran an "opposing" … Continue reading 

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