Monthly Archives: March 2008

Been cramming the past few days to try and get my Windows 2003 MCSE completed.  I’ve had the 2000 certification since 2002, finished it before it was retired.  This time around I tried to wrap my mind around the book … Continue reading →

Eliot Spitzer involved in prostitution ring He’s been caught with his pants down, literally.  All he can talk about is how he’s betrayed his family. That’s right, NOW you act all moral – play to the family values crowd.  If … Continue reading →

The other night, I think it was probably early last week to be precise… I’m driving home in the truck and I see an animal in a field off of County Route 1.  Wasn’t a deer, the eyes didn’t reflect … Continue reading →

I’m done buying iTunes. I’ve spent around $500 on albums and individual tracks since I started using it, and after my purchase tonight?  I’m done. I will gladly go out and buy a CD, or even a DRM-Free MP3 from … Continue reading →

So back in 2002 I was in a dead end public sector job, earning squat and at a breaking point that almost had me moving back home.  I took a chance and got certified in Microsoft Windows 2000.  Ten grand … Continue reading →

So the guy who came up with D&D apparently died today.  Sucks for fans of it, I was never really into it though.  I’m sure I can blame him for the countless hours I spent playing that fabulous MMORPG – … Continue reading →

Caught the 2 hour season finale of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles tonight and was knocked off my feet. Well that’s a lie, I was on the couch the whole time, afraid to leave it because there was so much … Continue reading →

Musician Jeff Healey dies of cancer First caught on to Healey back in the late 80’s/early 90’s.  The track Angel Eyes was big then, so I picked up a couple of his albums and was immediately hooked.  Rest in peace … Continue reading →

I’m listening to this song on Sirius this morning, could swear it is Poppa Roach. Turns out it is Atreyu – Becoming The Bull. When I can’t tell the difference between pop and a band that used to pump out … Continue reading →