I'm not really here because I'm on a group pc while they do something to my unix account and my god is it a pain in the ass to adapt tasks done on a unix desktop to doing them on a pc. Especially since I don't use pcs much.

But I got to "feed" the jukeboxes today because I'm the only one here. It was very 2001. Um. In 2007. Um.

I also thankfully know how to delete cookies.

I just have to get the Avery business card blanks to print them out with, though -- and if I decide to change my design/text, I can do it in batches of ten.

Right now, in place of a company name, I have

application architecting * workflow designing * info managing * db wrangling

... which is either too precious or just enough to be accurate yet tantalizing in a sea of otherwise ordinary business cards given to prospective networkers, et cetera.

(Edited to add: it all fits on one line, across the width of the card....)

In non air-conditioning news, is anyone watching the Tour de France? amych?

I watched a little bit of it last night. Apparently, Tuesday's stage was very, very exciting.

Oh and Michael Rasmussen looks scary, scary skinny.

Ginormous is officially a real word!

Nothing against ginormous, but I think that we're getting cavalier about adding new words to the dictionary. I mean, how long is "crunk" really going to be around? (and they seem to have defined it wrong, or at least left out a definition, in the article)? This is the kind of culture that makes "wrongheaded" an allegedly real word.

Now, you kids get offa my lawn! waves cane

Michael Rasmussen has always looked like Skeletor.

If anyone doesn't want to be spoiled for the Tour: I can't believe Vinokourov fell. It's like someone put a curse on him.

application architecting * workflow designing * info managing * db wrangling

I like it!

I have a friend watching the Tour in person. His email updates are pretty awesome.

If any Buffistas so inclined would like to bookmark this site

Clicked and bookmarked!

I love it everytime he says "My wife Robin..."