This weekend, Justin and I went to King’s Island with my coworker Dennis, his wife (Julie) and their boy (Matthew – 4yrs old). Now, one thing to take into account with me and amusement parks is that I have a huge fear of heights. Even then, it’s not really the heights that get me, it’s the vertigo from the heights. Naturally, one of the biggest goals of this weekend was for me to ride a roller-coaster (or two) – namely, the Diamondback.
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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Gay = Sin
The first half of the video is kind of hard to listen to (due to the content) but it gets better. The imagery that goes along with the video is sweet and well-done.
Video by Matthew Brown
Music by Sigur Ros
Proud to be gay
Are you proud to be gay? The video below shows many people who are proud to be gay. It was made by gays.com and the Committee for the International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia. Although I don’t think I’m any different than anyone else, I am Proud to be gay.
Once again, Keith Olbermann is great
RNC chair Michael Steele is now trying to state that gay marriages will cost small business more because then they’d have to pay more benefits… Yeah, because that makes sense. Take it from here Keith!
Server went for a lie-down
Well, it looks like sometime either late Wednesday or early Thursday the server that my sites are hosted on wanted a rest, so it took one. The RAID array that it’s located on had major issues and failed to rebuild twice which prompted my host to replace hardware. They ended up building a new server and are currently in-process of restoring the data from last week’s full backup. After the restore is complete they’re going to try to restore from the broken RAID but that’s almost definitely going to not work. However, as this is a blog and I don’t update it often, all the data is stored in a database on a different server completely.
Anywho, all my sites are currently running on a backup copy of the data until the full data is restored, which should be sometime Sunday or earlier.
Stanford iPhone Development – Assignment 1
On April 1, Stanford started a class, cs193p, which was added to iTunes U for free. This class, Cocoa Programming, is an introductory class to programming with Cocoa for the Mac and iPhone, iPod Touch.
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