Some Thoughts On Addiction

Perhaps, but I have also known so much joy so young, and I have gained the perspective to appreciate it.

Posted by Owen on May 27, 2004 at 2307 hrs

Not A Dog's World Anymore

So lips and poopholes can go into the chicken nuggets we feed our kids, but bones are dangerous?  Um, okay.

Posted by on May 27, 2004 at 2307 hrs

Some Thoughts On Addiction

My heart breaks for you sometimes, that you have known so much sorrow so young.  As you said, live life.

Posted by on May 27, 2004 at 2302 hrs

Another Hollywood Marriage

The poor Dorito Chip Girl!

Posted by Brian J. on May 27, 2004 at 2128 hrs

Another Hollywood Marriage

But if they weren’t married yet, did he *really* cheat on her?  Hmmm???? 

Oh well, Jed, here’s your chance.  Catch her on the rebound.  Her expectations are probably pretty low at this point.  tongue wink

Posted by on May 27, 2004 at 1840 hrs

Pathetic Test Scores In Milwaukee

Folkbum,

I don’t have a problem with teachers.  I think that the vast majority of them are good, honest, hard-working, dedicated people.  I’m the son of a teacher and have spent my fair share of time “behind the scenes” in schools.  What I have a problem with is the Union which puts the needs of the union and the educracy above the needs of the kids. 

I expect Milwaukee’s scores to be below most of the state.  It has a disproportionately large portion of the poor and disadvantaged in it.  I do expect, however, much better than 35%.  That’s just pathetic.

Posted by Owen on May 27, 2004 at 1257 hrs

Pathetic Test Scores In Milwaukee

In fact, triticale, you are right:  The test from 02-03 was exactly the same as the test from 01-02.  So the scores were somewhat higher than they could have been that year.

The 01-02 test was also given in the fall--November--while the 00-01 test had been given in the spring--April, I think.  So scores were lower in 01-02.

Given that, I think we are actually showing steadiness, if not modest growth.

Yes, I say we--I am an MPS teacher, a high school English teacher in fact.  I won’t bother to get into why Milwaukee scores are low, since I doubt, Owen, it will change your opinion of me.

Posted by folkbum on May 27, 2004 at 1036 hrs

The Source Of the Problem

http://www.ryano.net/iraq/?1096703

Posted by on May 27, 2004 at 0914 hrs

Pathetic Test Scores In Milwaukee

Those numbers are oddly non-linear. The fluctuations, especially for tha American Indians, are too big to be statistical noise. They all tend to move up and down together, which leads me to suspect that the test was not consistantly difficult.

Posted by triticale on May 26, 2004 at 1816 hrs

Mouth Bacteria Defends Against AIDS Virus

[insert oral sex joke here]

Posted by Harvey on May 26, 2004 at 0647 hrs

Men In Ladies' Shoes

Pink is a perfectly nice color. And so flattering for so many skin tones. Go on - try it.

Posted by hope on May 25, 2004 at 1816 hrs

Russ Feingold Launches His Reelection Campaign

So does that mean Wendy isn’t going to vote for him? Heh.

Posted by hope on May 25, 2004 at 1814 hrs

Marijuana Farm

well, maybe not medicinal, but definitely all for personal use wink

Posted by pete on May 25, 2004 at 1517 hrs

WILDEY SURVIVOR

The Wildey was featured in one of the Death Wish movies, Bronson (natch) starring.  Or maybe, considering the quality of the movie, it was actually the Wildey starring.  I have a hard time deciding.

Posted by Mr. Bowen on May 25, 2004 at 1417 hrs

Men In Ladies' Shoes

Sorry, I am not now, nor will I ever be, man enough to wear pink.

At least not while Mary Kay is still in business.

Posted by Harvey on May 25, 2004 at 0645 hrs

Russ Feingold Launches His Reelection Campaign

You’ve got an uphill climb, conservatives.  With April’s statewide poll showing 51% wanting Feingold re-elected and only 29% saying “nay;” and with the recent poll showing that 36% of Republicans have a favorable impression of Feingold; and with Darrow having a history of contributing to past Feingold campaigns...Michels, Darrow, and Welch better hope for a major Feingold screw-up between now and November or they have little or no shot.

Posted by on May 25, 2004 at 0103 hrs

Russ Feingold Launches His Reelection Campaign

Grrrrrr...So many thoughts about this…

First of all (finger wagging/neck waving), didn’t we fight a big, huge war once when the feds tried to make the states do something that they felt wasn’t in their best interest? 

Second, won’t adding another layer to the health care system (and a really, really thick layer, no less) just make everything more expensive and open healthcare up to even more corruption? 

Third, didn’t Feingold already screw up our country by starting this whole ridiculous campaign finance reform shit that restricts free speech and expands political corruption? 

So to quote Tim Michels (http://www.michelsforsenate.com/), “It’s time for new leadership!” And Russ Darrow (http://www.russdarrowsenate.com/): “Russ Feingold is the Wrong Russ.” And Bob Welch (http://www.votewelch.com/): “Russ Feingold is out of step with the values and concerns of a majority of citizens in Wisconsin.” And Robert Gerald Lorge (http://www.law2win.com): Well, all the links on his site are broken, but I’m sure he’d have similar thoughts.

Get involved.  Know the candidates.  Donate time and money to their campaigns.  Russ Feingold has had 6 years to damage our country and embarrass our state.  Today he outlined his plan of destruction for the next 6 years.  Don’t let him do it. 

Russ Feingold has 6 months to suck up to Wisconsin voters.  The Republican candidates have to suck up to just the Wisconsin Republican voters for 4 months yet before they can work on the rest of the state.  It ain’t going to be easy, but it has to be done.  Russ Feingold simply cannot be our Senator for the next 6 years.  He is Wisconsin’s very own weapon of mass destruction.

Posted by on May 24, 2004 at 2144 hrs

Men In Ladies' Shoes

Next thing you know, they’ll be wearing earrings and necklaces and stuff. Oh, wait a minute…

Well, at least they aren’t dumb enough to buy heels.  Yet.

Posted by on May 24, 2004 at 2106 hrs

ExpressionEngine After Action Report

Your right content is on the left obscuring the left content in Safari, looks perfect in Camino thou. Might be a float thing in your CSS. You can import posts from MT to WP just fine.

Posted by mog on May 24, 2004 at 1352 hrs

HBO in the Phone

Head here for some pointers:

http://forums.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/IPCApps?page=main

Basically, the screen on the phone is just like any other XML display.  You can program it to be a webpage that liks to streaming video from wherever you like.  I don’t know if HBO offers streaming video, but many other stations do.

Posted by Owen on May 24, 2004 at 1040 hrs

HBO in the Phone

Hello!

Can you tell me what i need to do to get video streamin trough my 7970?

Thanks.

Posted by on May 24, 2004 at 0257 hrs

Extreme Camping

I would probably get up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and realize too late that the first step is a doozy.

Posted by on May 23, 2004 at 1742 hrs

SBC On Strike

Yeah, Buffalo is so over-unionized that we missed out on the last two economic booms. It’s like we’ve been in a recession for 15 years or so.

Posted by GEBIV on May 23, 2004 at 1648 hrs

Extreme Camping

I’d spend the entire night wondering about the strength of the stitches holding the bottom to the sides.

Posted by Jed on May 23, 2004 at 1519 hrs

Extreme Camping

NO.
FREAKING.
WAY.

Posted by Mad Ogre on May 23, 2004 at 1425 hrs

Extreme Camping

I don’t see how people can sleep like that. I would spend the entire night terrified that I would fall. I say just keep slogging along until you reach the top, THEN bed down.

Posted by hope on May 23, 2004 at 1332 hrs

ExpressionEngine After Action Report

Fixed.  cool smile

Posted by Jed on May 23, 2004 at 0753 hrs

Nazi Row Mars German Leader Vote

Filbinger is not just an ex-Nazi. Häes an ex-Nazi judge who sentenced a lot of people to death for desertion or resistance. This last came up when he was forced to setp down as governor. He defended himself at that time (late 1970s) by saying, “What was right back then can’t be not right now.” Bad choice of words maybe, but hardly what you want to hear from a governor.

Incidentally, Filbinger is hardly an exception in being an ex-Nazi who went to on to a successful career in business or politics after the war.

Posted by on May 23, 2004 at 0339 hrs

ExpressionEngine After Action Report

Bad point: I got here via a link from Wizbang, and there’s apparently no link to your main page from here. So, if I want to read anything you may have written more recently, I have to go somewhere else (like Harvey’s) to find a blogroll link to your front page....

Posted by Susie on May 23, 2004 at 0125 hrs

SBC On Strike

I bet those striking workers are kicking themselves now.  They could have had a ridiculous amount of overtime this week with all the lines down because of the storms.  Yea, unions! mad

Posted by on May 22, 2004 at 2255 hrs

ExpressionEngine After Action Report

Re the templates: that one went right by me because I have never liked trying to work with CSS. The only CSS element I have ever used on my blog affects the display characteristics of links, and all the rest are HTML.

Which in one way made translating my templates easier that it apparently was for you, but I’m procrastinating about bringing some of the other templates into compliance because even a minor PITB is still a PITB.

As for the MT archives and someone commenting on one, my troubles with MT3 rather nicely protected me from that problem. It wasn’t accepting new comments at all, and on the day I finally decided to do s0omething about the problem I also discovered my login and password had quit working.

The upshot is that I decided I couldn’t import the posts anyway, so since all content including comments was preserved in HTML I just use the “dead” HTML pages as archives of the posts I created in MT.

That’s the Reader’s Digest version of my experience. The gory details are spread across several posts both in the MT-created archives and on the EE blog.

Haven’t implemented Captchas yet, but if my most recent and annoying comment spammer returns I will.

Posted by McGehee on May 22, 2004 at 1856 hrs

California Loves Tyranny

OK, my thoughts…

Talk on the phone - Personally, I don’t have trouble if I’m using my headset, but I’ve seen people that can’t drive while on the phone.  Though I have reservations that they drive all that much better while not talking on the phone.

Put on makeup - agreed, that’s dangerous.  I’d modify that to encompass all personal hygiene actions, shaving and driving doesn’t work well either.

Drink - ok, that’s why we have CUPHOLDERS! 

Eat - agreed.

Smoke - Oh, yes, a 2-hour commute without a cigarette.  That’s going to happen.  I’ll make sure to bring a chicken plate and sidearm as well, I’ll be needing it.

Interact with pets or kids - define “interact” a little better.  I’m not going to ignore my kid, ever.  If the dog is with us, she stays in the back seat where she belongs, as she was trained to do.

Read - agreed, obvious

Write - agreed, see above

Tune the radio - So I can’t switch between traffic and music?  In California, the radio controls YOU!

Program a hand-held device - Agreed

I am completely for regulating any action that takes the focus of attention off the road, such as eating, reading, building ships in bottles, ect. whist driving.  Saying that changing the radio station distracts me is just plain dumb.

Hell in a hand-basket, I say.

Hell in a hand-basket.

Posted by on May 22, 2004 at 1523 hrs

California Loves Tyranny

Harvey,

Just an added bonus of the switch from MT to EE.

cool grin

Posted by Jed on May 22, 2004 at 1233 hrs

California Loves Tyranny

Part of me hopes this passes the California House, too, just so I can see what the Governator does with it. I haven’t heard much about the man since the inauguration.

off-topic… So… you’re REALLY sick of people who hit submit twice, huh? cheese

Posted by Harvey on May 22, 2004 at 1114 hrs

HBO in the Phone

Work?  What is this “work” of which you speak?

Posted by Owen on May 22, 2004 at 1100 hrs

HBO in the Phone

How would I ever get any work done?

Posted by Jed on May 22, 2004 at 0805 hrs

Testing a Picture Upload

Do you get HBO on that thing?

rasberry

Posted by Jed on May 22, 2004 at 0739 hrs

EE Startup

If that’s all we lost, then I’m not too upset.  Great job on the transistion, Jed.

Posted by Owen on May 22, 2004 at 0709 hrs

EE Startup

I think the only comments we lost were one of yours, and five duplicates on the “Bracelets for Sex” post.

Posted by Jed on May 22, 2004 at 0706 hrs

Gettin' It On

Yeah… I’d guess hoax.  There’s a point at which nature and instinct take over.  I doubt cavemen ever had sex therapy, but they figured out how it’s done.

Posted by CJ on May 21, 2004 at 1117 hrs

Doyle's Evaluation

The Oshksoh Northwestern editors have finally figured out that Emporer Doyle and his administration have no clothes.  Why haven’t the Milwaukee and Madison media, who have covered this guy for years, figured him out?

Posted by on May 21, 2004 at 1033 hrs

Testing

Honey, even *I* knew that.  Old man.

Posted by on May 21, 2004 at 1002 hrs

Testing

you’re right....  red face

Hey, it’s been 10 years or so since I’ve heard it.  Cut me some slack.

Posted by Owen on May 21, 2004 at 0920 hrs

Testing

Actually, I believe the song you’re thinking of is Rump Shaker, by Wreckx-N-Effect, but it’s actually “check baby.”

Posted by Jed on May 21, 2004 at 0917 hrs

Testing

Boy, that publishes much faster.  cheese

Posted by Owen on May 21, 2004 at 0854 hrs

Our ExpressionEngine Experience

This is a pain in the ass…

Posted by Jed on May 21, 2004 at 0829 hrs

Gettin' It On

Snopes says “undetermined” but probably a hoax.

Posted by on May 20, 2004 at 2154 hrs

Bracelets for Sex

i think no matter what kids are going to have sex make out or whatever because the can or wont to

Posted by on May 20, 2004 at 2146 hrs

Troubleshooting

CPU utilization is 100 % in exchange 2003 which is running group shield.Any one can give help

Posted by on May 20, 2004 at 2125 hrs

Choices

No, it is significantly different, in that Kim asked for serious choices for long term general purpose use, and I’m looking for what would be fun to have for a while. Also note that in my post I gave Kim full credit for inspiring me.

Posted by triticale on May 20, 2004 at 2016 hrs
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