Next stop, Mackinac City

August 5th, 2007 8:55 pm —  192 views

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We hunkered down this weekend, beginning in earnest the preparations for our summer vacation. We call it a vacation because we are careful about planning. We plan to do nothing and work hard to see that happen. Which it rarely does. We always end up doing something.

I spent some time today exploring various JQuery features and plugins. For scripting libraries, they are fancifully advanced. I worked on a revision to interspike.com today but am not happy with it yet. I’ll keep chipping away at it. I’d like to have the home page be a separate WordPress blog that links to this one and such. But alas, I won’t go after that until I migrate services to a co-located dedicated machine. Hard to say when that will be exactly.

Lots happening in the next few months. A number of friends are getting married, big projects are due, school starts, and summer ends. Hardly seems possible.

So then what happened?

Image: This is a close up of a rock handed to my by W. while sitting at the beach at Old Mission Point earlier this summer. You can see the crystals in the rocks. Formed so long ago it’s difficult to imagine.

August and interesting projects

August 1st, 2007 7:17 am —  169 views

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For some reason I was inspired to create an image for this post. I’m evaluating a project through school connections that has to do with bioinformatics. Very interesting but I’m not sure I can talk about it. I don’t really know much at this point but have been educating myself on terms and debugging the project code. I’m a code monkey again, but in a very interesting room with a spectacular view.

The server migration appeared to have gone well. Interspike was down for a day, just like they said. And here it is again.

Work has been heads down programming. These periods of laser beam attention are fun when they happen. It can be a real juggling act though.

I’m a little late at the moment, like always, but it what it is. August already. School starts in month. I look forward to the experience.

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