To anticipate and prevent
While we could continue with the M-W-F schedule during the holidays, there really isn’t much of a point. On top of that is the fact that we’d like a break once in a while too. Three entries a week might not seem like much to the casual reader, but we’re busy people with lots of things going on (mainly work). Plus, we’ve done a damn good job sticking to our...
I’ve always been a big fan of limes. Love them in my water and especially in my sweet tea. I have yet to see a Lime based/flavored Liqueur, something that has always disappointed me. So, when someone poured me a glass of homemade Limoncello/Lemoncello I realized I would have to make my own (a moral imperative, if you will). Full list of ingredients and directions after the fold. Mon Oct...
I’m generally not a fan of Macs and have made it a point to avoid them where possible. I think their hardware is extremely sleek and attractive, and the same is to be said about their software, but that doesn’t mean it is functional. Things like the lack of right-click, and having almost every shortcut different in OSX than from Windows is a great annoyance to me. Macs are designed...
Recently, I read High Fidelity on my Kindle. I had watched the movie a while back and remembered it fondly, so I decided to read it on my Kindle. After reading the book, I thought it seemed a bit different than what I recalled form the movie, so I netflixed it and watched it on Wednesday. Warning: Potential Spoilers Abound – I’m comparing a book and a movie so that...
I’ve never heard of this being done before, and I’ve certainly never seen it before. Since I lack a better term for it, I’ve titled it the “reverse lane split”. For those that might not know, lane splitting is: riding a motorcycle between lanes in the same direction as traffic. It is also sometimes called lane sharing, whitelining, filtering, or stripe-riding. In short, it is when motorcycles ride the white...
