Went on a one day one night tour of St. Louis this past weekend. It was a long drive but a friend of mine actually did the driving. It’s an interesting story so I’ll share it with you. I feel like sharing. Jamie Palsgrove used to be a coworker friend of mine at TeamDesign. He moved on to another job but we have kept in touch and still hang out. We were tossing the idea around before he left of doing a quick...
Read MoreGallus Gallus Deliciousness
Have you ever stopped to think about the worlds most populous bird? Gallus Gallus Domesticus is the common chicken. We all love the bird. I like it baked, broiled, fried, blanched, grilled and poached. Lets face it chicken is GOOD. I was watching an epsiode of Good Eats with Alton Brown about the humble clucker and decided I wanted to know more. Here are some of the fun facts I learned. Chickens are decended from jungle...
Read MoreSummer is Awsome..if You are not a Computer
I was thinking today about the things we seem to do during the late spring and early summer months at my house and it ocured to me that people on the whole ignore their PCs during the summer months. They play outside, they go swimmimg, heck some folks even CLEAN. It seems to me that at this time of year when the temp is the highest most folks seem to neglect the old computer. So as the helpful kind of guy I am I...
Read More10 things Nerds Do on a Snowday
Here in the good old state of Tennessee it is a rare day to get any amount of significant snow. The last snow event that amounted to more than about three inches of the white stuff occured in 2003. That should give you some idea of what I mean. Now, being a Tech Geek and proud, badge wearing computer Nerd, I decided to make a list of what myself an my buddies did today as we received over 10 inches of the white stuff. Here...
Read MoreO Tannenbaum,Your branches green delight us.
Ah, the humble Tannenbaum. I love trees. They are both symbols of longevity and stoicism. No tree captures the hearts of man, at this festive time of the year, more so than the evergreen. The custom of decorating the evergreen tree originated in Germany in the 16th century. It was common for the Germanic people to decorate fir trees, both inside and out, with roses, apples, and colored paper. It is believed that...
Read MoreIts not Christmas Without the Muppets!
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