Personal

Came home today from a fairly un-productive (for me anyway) day of stuff. A bit after I got back in Zoon was at the front door talking up a storm. Her tail was all puffed out and her attention was up at the top of the door. At first I thought something was going on […]

Another good run this morning…. I think I’ll take tomorrow off, or maybe just go for a long walk (if it’s sunny, a good excuse to get some sun as well). Spent some time cleaning this evening as well, in anticipation of Firefly heading home tomorrow… wee, so fun to clean the bathroom. I hear

Well, it was a full day. I spent part of the morning at a Community Futures [archive.org link] meet and greet networking type thing. Met some cool people as well. The talk that was given wasn’t directed towards people who are creating a small business like mine (ie: not really one at all), but it

Well, I have surived my first day climbing in a while. It was good, we did about 6 climbs, ranging from 5.6 to 5.11a (which I couldn’t make it up… next time though!). It was a hot day and the weather was almost perfect. If the heat could have been turned down just a little

Yup, the weather is too good not to go climbing, so Lawrence and myself are heading up to Squamish in a bit. I managed to find all the gear I need except for the water bottle with a biner on it (someone thought it was old and ugly looking, and that the duct tape around

It’s amazing what the sun can do to you. This afternoon was spent the same as yesterday afternoon, mostly anyway. I packed myself a lunch, grabbed a couple of books, my camera, and headed to sit in the sun and veg. Yesterday it was Mill Lake, today it was Cultas. After Cultas I headed over

Well, just finished about 40 minutes on the phone with Mark. Seemed like a decent guy, a coder at heart anyway, which was cool. He didn’t balk at the three object oriented funtime words, “polymorphism”, “inheritance”, and “encapulation”. The interview went really well I thought, though they want a C++ person though, so I should

Well, the interview went ok, nothing exceptional, but being on the 18th floor was nifty, and there was a lot of nice glass up there, with sexy offices and stuff. The interviewer dude, Ivan, was a nice guy and was even later than I. But before I go on, let me digress into the story

i there. I’m trying to use the jobwavebc.com [archive.org link] website to do job searches, but it seems to have a problem with the browser that I am using.I am using the latest version of mozilla under linux (best known asthe new netscape release), yet your site tells me I need IE 5.x.First of all,

A relaxing, yet productive, couple of days. We arrived late friday evening after taking a wrong turn…. or rather, not taking a right turn. I figured I’d read Tig’s instructions when I got to Edmonton itself, as there’d be signs up until then on how to get there. Well, one of the important things in