Archives: 2002 March
Living Life and Writing About It
March 29th, 2002, No Comments
Life and Stories Yikes, I’ve let too much time slip past since my last entry again! Seems like when I’m doing things worth writing about I get too busy to write. And when I have time to write it’s because I’m not out doing anything worth writing about. Didn’t Sartre say something along those lines? [...]
Music and Pneumatic Launch Vehicles
March 15th, 2002, No Comments
I think I’ve finally got the last of the zlib double-free fixes installed on all our Linux and Solaris boxes here. I had much more fun last night. Susan and I went to the Clandestine performance at Poor David’s Pub. They sounded great as always. Today’s mail included another issue of .NET magazine. Yick. Why [...]
Where do they get those Dr. Evil Suits?
March 11th, 2002, No Comments
Susan and I attended the Symphony this weekend. Nothing really amazing to report. Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 1 in D major, Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor (I loathe piano concertos…), and Haydn’s Symphony No. 101 in D major. Jesús López-Cobos was guest conductor. Like many conductors he dressed like a James Bond villain. [...]
Slowly Going Green
March 3rd, 2002, No Comments
Wahoo! It took two months but we finally got our letter from the Green Mountain Energy Company saying they had started processing our transfer to them from TXU as the source for our electricity. You may recall from a previous news item that the recent deregulation in Texas has allowed us choose to between traditional [...]
