I finally got around to posting the wedding photos.
You can check them out here.
Special thanks to Carver Mostardi, our photographer. If you are looking for a good photographer, check him out.
I plan on posting the “table cameras” but I have to scan all of those pictures in. That’s gonna take a while.
Feb 12 1809,
Two men that will change history are born,
 Abraham Lincoln |
 Charles Darwin |
Two positive thinkers who changed our perception.
Check out the Darwin Day Celebration (a little on the over zealous side, but interesting)
UPDATE: Joel pointed me to this article on Church’s that are celebrating Darwin’s birth – bitchin’
My PC is currently dead. Friday night after arriving home my PC was on but not running. I shut it down thinking that a power surge had done it in. Turns out after some investigation, that my new hard drive died and it cooked itself. I plugged in another power supply and fired it up and literally a puff of smoke and a burning smell arose from it. CRAP!!!
My intention now is to take the drives into work and see if I can get the data off them. If so, great!. I will rebuild then. If not, I am going to be one VERY unhappy camper.
UPDATE I am able to read the data off the 2 other drives and I have started making the archives necessary to rebuild. Next step – hardware. I think I lost my video card (proximity to the drive that smoked) and will have to check out other things as this progresses.
Last night Catherine and I went to Lehigh to watch a performance of Proof. You maybe more aware of this currently do to the film released based on the play. The performance last night was directed by the head of the theater department, whom Catherine works for, so the “we gotta go” factor was there.
I am glad we went as I had a very good time. We ended up in the front row, end seats. The performances were very good and the cast only consisted of 4 actors. The performance of the actor playing Hal was particularly good.
The set design was interesting as the entire play takes place on the back porch of the house. The use of hanging sheets of paper and patterned backlighting added to the space, but still placed faith in the audience to “fill in the blanks”.
Overall, I really enjoyed myself and isn’t that what entertainment is all about.
Thanks to the power of McSweeney’s
Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke
McSweeney's Enchanted Chamber of Astonishing Stories by Michael Chabon
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest (Millennium, #3) by Stieg Larsson
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