Events
I just started reading The Weather Makers by Tim Flannery, which contains a fairly good overview of climate change and how we're making it happen. It's important to understand that climate change has happened rapidly throughout history, meaning changes of 2-4°C (4-7°F) have occurred over decades rather than millennia. So, having started that book yesterday, I'm warmed (so to speak) by this morning's Washington Postarticle on the shrinking Antarctic ice sheet: The Antarctic ice sheet is losing as much as...
Andy Borowitz today jokes about a hypothetical Bush visit to reality: For Mr. Bush, the visit to reality, while brief, was still significant because it represented his first visit to the real world since being elected President in 2000. "The President deserves a lot of credit for making this visit to reality," one aide said. "He doesn't have a natural constituency here."
The AP reported today that the President, Secretary Chertoff, and other officials were clearly warned about the likelihood of levee failures three days before Bush went on television claiming otherwise: Bush didn't ask a single question during the final government-wide briefing the day before Katrina struck on Aug. 29 but assured soon-to-be-battered state officials: "We are fully prepared." Six days of footage and transcripts obtained by The Associated Press show in excruciating detail that while...
Read SQL Server 2005 for Developers
Started Wednesday 1 March 2006 CST, reference Wednesday 1 March 2006 CST
Non-fictionSoftwareNashua, N.H.
Read The Weather Makers
Started Wednesday 1 March 2006 CST, completed Monday 6 March 2006 CST
Climate changeNon-fictionScienceWeatherNashua, N.H.
Read Agile Project Management with Scrum
Started Wednesday 1 March 2006 CST, completed Wednesday 1 March 2006 CST
BusinessNon-fictionSoftwareNashua, N.H.
Like the journeymen of old, I have packed up my tools and traveled far from home to practice my craft. Unlike the journeymen of old, I can go home every weekend. So, I have a new cube, a new team, and a room at the nearby Extended Stay America. As I get settled, I'll write more on a few subjects familiar to the thousands of other software developers who find themselves in similar circumstances: Work/Life balance when your life is there, you're here, and you bill by the hour (i.e., the importance of...
I'm in Nashua, N.H. starting a new project tomorrow, so I'm too pooped to write about anything interesting today. Anne reports that Heather (below), from Saturday's adoption event, is still available, though her brothers Harrison and McCartney have new homes.
Read Talk to the Hand
Started Monday 27 February 2006 CST, completed Wednesday 1 March 2006 CST
Current eventsEnglishLanguageNon-fictionNashua, N.H.
We went to the PAWS adoption event in Winnetka yesterday, and came this close to stealing the puppies. McCartney would have been one of them:
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