Johnsons Light Show 2007 Videos

never, never (did I say NEVER?) break the cardinal rule...

Family Christmas Card Graphics for this year... see animated entry to see it in action...

Airbrushed Lightning effect, walkthrough

Home holiday lighting, 9000 lights, 96 channels, 100+ extension cords and way too much time on my hands. Happy Holidays

the Mame project continues, not many left as the cabinet nears release candidate. ;)

What geeks do when they're bored... building a MAME Arcade cabinet.

Rare AirBrush Illustrations from my closet, "Look Mom, No Computer!"

Microsoft recently lost a legal battle with a patent holder about the way Internet Explorer displays OBJECTs and EMBEDs in webpages. Because of the rulling, Microsoft released an update to Internet Explorer with changes requiring user input to display and activate ActiveX based media. this post demonstrates how to fix your web pages..

and we care because... we need to feel good about ourselves. :)

waist deep in the good stuff! right where I like to be... ;)

For those that always wanted to know the geneaology of C#, wait no more...

well this christmas we were fortunate enough to get our hands on an xbox 360, after reading all the reviews on the games available, we bought a few that looked like the ones with the best bang for the buck.

Festive decorations

SQL 2005 un-documented Database Migration Woes, with a simple fix.

There are a lot of variations of this unique way to provide guest interaction to your web site, and recently I have had the need to explore some the google map api capabilities.

Getting ready for a 3 day Intel developer workshop in houston. learning more about migrating code to 64bit architectures. should be good, look forward to seeing another state for a change (California recluse!!) witll post back any findings or usefull knowledge I collect. the best part is that we will get our hands on an Itanium 64 server for jsut a tad over 2k (thats ~10k sakings)..

more info:

HP and Intel®, in conjunction with our Workshop sponsor Novell SUSE, have developed a series of tracks/courses designed to help start your migration effort to the HP Itanium®-based server family. These tracks assume a baseline level of knowledge about developing code in similar environments. The focus at this workshop series is on moving existing code to the Itanium Microarchitecture.

and the Course Descriptions

This is the first post to my site blog, I will be integrating the blog engine further before any regular entries will be made, expect great things to come meanwhile, hang in there..