Archive for the ‘Everything Else’ Category

Blogging is fantastic for a number of reasons.  It provides anyone, regardless of affiliation, with the ability to voice what they feel, observe and believe.  The growth of blogs or citizen journalism has provided writers with the ability to disseminate their work without the need for a vehicle like traditional newspapers and magazines.  At the [...]

VMware PowerCLI rocks

23, Mar 2011

Its pretty easy to see where I stand on PowerCLI from the headline on this entry.  Disclaimer, I haven’t used it extensively, but I can already see the why VMware has chosen to embrace PowerCLI for scripting.  These are some of my initial thoughts after some light usage — in short, I think PowerCLI is [...]

Neglect…

7, Apr 2010

Well, its a new quarter and I feel a big obligation to post something to the blog.  I cannot believe it has been three months since my last post.  I have several irons in the fire, but on the work front, I am glad to report that the vSphere upgrade has been completed and we [...]

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition will be returning to my area – the Myrtle Beach area – to build a second home for a deserving family.  The local builder has setup a website where you can see the needs for the build as well as other information about the family, location, etc. after ‘door knock’ next [...]

Developing posts

24, Oct 2009

I’ve had a few posts stewing in the drafts folder here on the blog and I’m going to try and push a few of those out.  I can’t believe its almost been a month since my last post (ok, yes, I realize the Google Wave invite was not really a post).  I’m going to try [...]

Yesterday marked a milestone for me.  I signed on with this blog exactly one year ago yesterday, and I missed my anniversary.  It was only today that I noticed that my archives extended back to August 2008 and when I clicked in, found that my first post went live on August 4. I still seem [...]

I came across Moblin earlier this week online and so I decided to impose myself against my buddy Jamie and try to run this on his Acer netbook.  So, we downloaded and prepped the live USB stick and booted the thing up to see what the distribution looked like. I guess I should back up. [...]

So, my life has been no less busy in the last 10 days, but I did catch up with my Google Reader and all the news of the day.  My wife is busy finishing a project management class for her Master program, so our family has been a little stretched lately.  On top of that, [...]

And now, a post about nothing….. Its finally happened.  I missed  a day in Google Reader… I didn’t read any of my news today.  I never got caught up enough at work to actually have time to take in the news.  I also didn’t have time to read much of my personal email during the [...]

And I quote CNN today – “New services promise online life after death.”  No, its not fountain of youth, but it is a real issue that some have already found — what happens to your virtual you when you die?  How do you securely transfer domains and virtual “real estate” that could have real value? [...]


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