Monthly Archives: March 2008

This winner, hands-down, is Mac OS X Hints, who for a brief time this morning, became Mac OS 9 Hints. They even redid the site theme with a Mac OS 9 platinum-esque look (which was actually really good). They’ve since … Continue reading →

Tomorrow is April 1. My favorite holiday. Frivolity awaits!

As the title says, I pick on David. A lot. Probably more than I should. For those who don’t know, David has been my boss on and off since 1999. He’s also one of my closest and dearest friends. I … Continue reading →

As much as I always enjoy attending REAL World (and this year was no exception), it’s always good to be back home again. Today was a good day. We woke up early so the kids could find their Easter baskets, … Continue reading →

Well, this was an interesting day. As mentioned yesterday, the morning began with a meeting to discuss the creation of the Association of REALbasic Professionals. The response was overwhelming and more than anyone expected. The meeting was almost standing room … Continue reading →

After another good breakfast, I started the day by attending Designing Client Server Applications by Charles Yeomans, which was very informative. Since I mostly do database work, I haven’t had much experience with designing client-server solutions, but I have done … Continue reading →

Today started off with a nice breakfast, followed by the REAL World 2008 Keynote. Right off the bat, the projector was causing trouble. After a few moments of watching the Omni staff fuss with the set up, Geoff quipped, “If … Continue reading →

Another year, another REAL World. David picked me up just after six o’clock this morning. We headed to Philadelphia, and from there we flew to Chicago. Our connecting flight was delayed due to weather conditions in Chicago, but we eventually … Continue reading →

This is my son, Jonathan. We adopted him today at the Lancaster County Courthouse. He moved in with us a little more than a year ago, but since he was still in foster care, I couldn’t say anything about him. … Continue reading →