Ibocea the Paladin
So, remember me mentioning that I had finally decided to play EverQuest? I was going to be a human monk, but after talking to Brian (my manager; we're going to be duoing together in the game), we have revised our initial strategy of my being the ass-beating, fists of fury monk and he being the healer shaman. We are now going to be a paladin (human knight, basically, aligned with good) and he's going to be a shadow knight. It's almost like we're going to be the different halves of the same coin. Last night one of the programmers in our office gave us amazing, very rare, weapons and armor, so I'm ready to start powering up and catch up with Brian, who's already level 23. My name in the game is Ibocea and I'm right outside of West Freeport, so if you play, stop by and say hi.
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Whooo, enjoy! I'm an avid CRPG-er myself, but I never tried EQ. Too damn addictive, from what I heard. ;) Which doesn't mean I don't want to give it a go! Someday! :)
Posted by Meike at October 26, 2002 04:42 PM
Give up Everquest now. Please.
http://www.wired.com/news/games/0,2101,51490,00.html
and
To quote from another article:
A St. Petersburg Times story this morning claimed Bragg had assaulted the child and left him to die because he was interfering with Bragg's enjoyment of the popular online computer game, but lawyers on both sides emphasize EverQuest was a minor factor, at most.
Prosecutor Suzanne Rossomondo agreed the game only played a small role. "It had some involvement, but more important was [Bragg's] temper and lack of patience. His neglect of the child was only brought to a head because of the game."
Posted by RADale at October 27, 2002 06:38 PM
I think this is the longest I've seen you go without a post! Must be a pretty good game ;).
Posted by photomatt at October 28, 2002 12:31 AM
Which server do you play on? I have a lvl 55 Druid named Callassandra on the Quellious server. If you play on the same server and ever need anything, send me a tell. :)
Posted by Geri at November 8, 2002 11:33 AM
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Lunch With My Parents
I was supposed to meet a friend today, but the weather on her side of town is so bad that we decided to try and meet tomorrow instead. So, I called my mom, and I'm meeting her and Dad for lunch. :-) I haven't seen them in a while (despite the fact that I talk to my mom on the phone every day and only live about twenty minutes away; I am such a bad daughter!), so it will be nice to see them.
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Happy Birthday, Pablo Picasso!
Thanks to Google, I know that today is Pablo Picasso's birthday. Go check out their logo.
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Formatting in Comments
Thanks to the amazing Robyn, there are now nifty little buttons in the comments template so that you can bold, italicize, underline, and turn URLs into links to your little heart's content. Enjoy!
Update: download the instructions as a text file
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Could you post a link to the article? I searched the site but came up naught. Thanks.
Posted by medic119 at October 25, 2002 02:31 PM
It doesn't work for me, so I can't say if it does this or not, but if possible wouldn't it be more semantically meaning full to use STRONG instead of B and EM instead of I? Just a thought.
Posted by photomatt at October 25, 2002 05:52 PM
Testing. I threw this together today. Made me laugh.
http://www.rad2020.com/choco_teach.htm
Posted by Russ Dale at October 25, 2002 06:34 PM
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Comment Hack for MT
I don't know how I missed it before, but Kristine posted a quick little MT hack awhile back that makes it so when you post a comment on your site (as I frequently do), you don't get the e-mail notification. Get the quick and easy directions here.
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Discovery Friday 102402
It's Friday, so that means time for another edition of Discovery Friday!
.: Book of Days - Kristine alerted me to this new site. It is simply gorgeous (take a look at her Exposures section; I love the image of the beaded curtain) and I look forward to reading her site.
.: Dandelion Wine - I love the domain name of this site and the new Halloween skin is beautiful. Really makes me wish I would have thought about doing one for the holiday. Maybe next year.
.: Gratuitous Sax and Senseless Violins - a sharp wit, sexy pin-up girls, and an invitive blog title are only a few of the reasons to visit. She also runs Skittish Sims where you can see tons of bloggers turned into Sims characters. Very cool.
.: Joy Unspeakable - I decided to visit this blog after seeing its name pop up time and time again in Name That Blog and I'm very glad I did. Cheryl is a very sweet person and I wanted to let her know, that even though I haven't left many comments, my thoughts have been with her.
.: Miz Jeanna - not only does she have a new lovely, simple design up to complement her wonderful blogging, she also runs the Blog Ornament Exchange 2002, which you can sign up for until October 31st. There are already ninety-three participants, so go sign up so we can make it to 100 participants.
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Hey! Thanks for the very nice words. :D
Posted by skits at October 25, 2002 12:19 PM
I feel so loved! :)
Posted by theresa at October 25, 2002 12:45 PM
Thanks Kymberlie! I look forward to reading your site now too! :)
Posted by K. at October 25, 2002 05:34 PM
Just wanted to say thanks and I'm looking forward to getting to know you! :)
Posted by Cheryl at October 27, 2002 02:20 PM
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Happy Anniversary, Elaine and Kenny!
Today is Kenny and Elaine's fourth anniversary. I want to wish you two a very, very happy anniversary. :-)
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Thanks for the kind wishes Kymberlie!! :D
Posted by cybertoad at October 25, 2002 08:03 AM
See! You *really* need to go to the RenFest on 11/9 with us so you can meet Kenny! He is just the best - you would really like him!
Posted by Christine at October 25, 2002 02:01 PM
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Rest In Peace, Arnold
I came home from work tonight and, despite Steven's best efforts, Arnold was dead. We figured he wasn't going to make it since he wouldn't eat, even though he actually looked better. I wanted to thank everyone that sent me an e-mail or left a comment. I know Steven is going to take this pretty hard and I really appreciate all of your support. I know he was just a fish, but we've had him almost as long as we've been together.
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Sorry to hear about your fish. :(
Posted by Lisa at October 24, 2002 10:25 PM
(((((Kymberlie))))) i'm sorry... but he's in the big fishbowl in the sky. :)
Posted by Kathy at October 24, 2002 10:28 PM
So sorry to hear that...I'm very sorry. :-(
Posted by robyn at October 24, 2002 10:45 PM
He wasn't *just a fish*...he was YOUR fish!
I'm so sorry he didn't make it. :-(
Posted by Christine at October 25, 2002 03:11 PM
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EverQuest Naming
So, after trying to not be sucked into the vortex known as EverQuest, I gave in and bought the Trilogy software, The Shadows of Luclin, and a 90 day pre-paid card. My manager and I are going to be playing as a team and it looks like I'm going to be a female human monk and he's going to be a male wood elf shaman since it's a good duo. I've been trying to come up with a name tonight so I can start playing tomorrow. I visited one of those fantasy name generators (so I'm not all that creative some times; sue me) and came up with a list of about twenty that I liked. I thought I'd ask you which ones you like or dislike. Feel free to mix and match names and come up with new ones.
- Nydaethien
- Ereveth
- Iboeclya
- Ocalinna
- Choressa
- Dwalesien
- Kaeadith
- Adirathiel
- Larilacien
- Arilanna
- Felidien
- Saewen
- Drelisien
- Adraywen
- Qoithien
- Alilindra
- Ciremeth
- Kedeania
- Kaearia
- Jerycien
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Choressa or Alilindra, no reason.
Posted by photomatt at October 24, 2002 07:40 AM
Kaelinna or Kaelanna look good to me. That's mainly because so often in those games your name gets shortened to the first three or four letters by other people, and I like the look of Kae. Arilanna and Alilindra are nice too for the same reason. I hope you have fun with EQ. I've really enjoyed it.
Posted by Brandy W. at October 24, 2002 05:19 PM
I like Arilana. It's the one that seems most like a real name to me, and not one pieced together. Sort of combining two others, I came up with Lirathiel. Or just Liriel.
Posted by Kim at October 25, 2002 01:31 PM
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Litterbox Problems? Here's Some Solutions.
The other night Steven gave me an ultimatum regarding Bella - she had until the end of November to become litterbox trained or she was going to have to find a new home. We've had her now for over two and a half months and she's peed in a few places dozens of times.
Since I love my kittles and don't want to get rid of her, I did some scouring around the Net and found some excellent resources. Based on articles that I read, we put a second litterbox upstairs and used citrus smelling carpet deodorizer on places we didn't want her to pee.
As soon as Steven set the second litterbox up and moved it upstairs near my side of the my bed (a place she's particularly fond of peeing on), we took her upstairs. We placed her in the box, praised her, petted on her, and made a fuss about her, giving her a kitty treat to eat. We backed off and Steven went downstairs. I moved to the end of the bed and watched, with amazement, as she climbed back in the box and peed! I called for Steven and we fussed over her and gave her two more little treats to eat.
Later on, Steven went to the bathroom where we keep her during the day to play with her. The articles said to play with her and pet her in there so she doesn't feel like it's a punishment to be put in there. He looked over, and lo and behold!, she'd actually already pooped in the box down here!
Tonight she went upstairs and I waited a little bit and followed her up there to see what she was doing. She was in the box, but me showing up with cat treats was enough to distract her from doing her business. I told her she was a good girl for getting in her box and gave her a treat anyway so that she'll associate getting in the box with positive reinforcement. I went upstairs later and she'd gotten back in and done her business.
Last night and tonight she actually seemed to be happier too, though that might sound funny. She was a lot less skittish than she'd been the past few weeks and wanted to be played with and cuddled with a lot more. All the articles said that the was probably stressed over the fact that she felt like she had to use the floor to pee, so not only are we going to be happier now that she's using the box, she is too. I hate to say after only a few days that we've solved the litterbox problem, but she's three for three on using the box. Steven and I are both crossing our fingers that now she'll continue to use her box.
If you're having the same problem we were, here's some of the links that I found particularly helpful. Also, Cats International welcomes both mail and phone calls to help you with your feline problems, free of charge. They had a wonderful mission statement and I will probably make them one of the charities that I donate to.
.: It's a Cat's World - Litterbox Training
.: Cats International - Prevention of Litterbox Problems
.: Cats International - Litterbox Problem Solutions
.: Perfect Paws - Litter Box Training Your Cat
.: Perfect Paws - Basic Cat Training or How Cats Learn
.: King County Animal Services - Adult Cat and the Litterbox
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I sure hope this solves the problem...you don't want to get rid of a sweet kittie.
Posted by sandy at October 24, 2002 11:01 AM
Yay, keep the kitty! Maybe she heard the ultimatum...
Posted by jana at October 24, 2002 12:14 PM
That's great news! I'll keep my fingers crossed.
Posted by Lisa at October 24, 2002 12:58 PM
My kitty was having an issue with going in the right place. She was jumping in the bathtub. (Gross, but easier to clean than carpet!) We have had luck with using a green apple candle and spray (from Glade or Wizard) in the bathroom.
I'll be crossing my fingers for all of you!
Posted by zuly at October 24, 2002 08:32 PM
wow, that is great. i am going to have to try that with nova kitty as she likes to pee and poop right outside the box. literally within inches.
Posted by kat at October 24, 2002 11:41 PM
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It's a Group Thing XXXIV
I love alliteration, so I was delighted to find today's "It's a Group Thing" term. Today's term is:
A Zeal of Zebras
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Does Anyone Know...
Does anyone know why my list items both unordered and numbered don't show up in my individual archives? If you were to actually read this post or this post you'll see what I'm talking about. Is it a CSS issue? That's my guess.
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What skin are you seeing that one? I had the newer blue-ish teal one, and can see them, but I changed to the picture fish icon one and don't see the words.
I checked that stylesheet and in the body, you have this:
COLOR: #ffffff;
So anything that's not defined will be white, on a white background. If you change that to #000000, you'll have better luck!! :)
Posted by kristine at October 23, 2002 10:01 PM
That fixed it! Yeah!
Posted by Kymberlie R. McGuire at October 23, 2002 10:56 PM
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MT hacks: Individual Entry and Trackback
After much mucking about, my individual archives now reflect trackbacks both sent and received like Kristine and Robyn's sites do. I still have a bit of tweaking to do on the main template so everything links to the right place, but it the code should be in place now. If you want to be like me (and who doesn't?) go get the directions from Scripty Goddess.
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Textism's Referral Script
Robyn found the coolest referral script yesterday and I finally had a chance to install it to my blog today and I love it. It records where people came from and where they went when they left you. I messed around with it a bit and added a date stamp and I might make it skinnable later (it does work with skins, but I have to go through and mess with the CSS to make it look right). You can learn how to install the script here. Props to my homie on the east coast for finding such a cool little script!
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Isn't that thing the best? I'm so in love!
Posted by robyn at October 23, 2002 03:23 PM
I wonder if I can use this referrer script even though I don't use php and don't know how to use php... Anybody know?
Posted by Mandie at October 23, 2002 05:45 PM
The php I know is basically includes and I could use it just fine. The instructions are really easy, but if you need any help, just ask and I'll help you out. :-)
Posted by Kymberlie R. McGuire at October 23, 2002 05:52 PM
It looks cool, but I'm afraid to try it and mess things up!
Posted by sandy at October 23, 2002 06:38 PM
i tried to install it but failed miserably... :( does it require that i have another database or can i use the one i have now that i'm using with pMachine?
Posted by Kathy at October 23, 2002 07:26 PM
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Arnold...
Our fish Arnold, that we've had for at least three years who got the name Arnold because he is indestructible like the Terminator, is really sick. He was fine this morning and when I came home tonight he was at the top of the tank, belly side up, with a lot of red coloring to his face and fins and a red spot on his stomach. It looks like a bacterial infection, and I am praying that we caught it early enough to treat. Steven just loves him and I know he's really upset. If it's not asking too much, can you send some good thoughts my fishy's way? I know most people don't think of fish as real pets, but this guy means a lot to us.
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I hope that Arnold feel better very soon. I know how you feel about your fish, as I have a beautiful red Beta that my son got me two years ago for my birthday. His bowl sits next to my 'puter, and when I turn the light on at my desk, he comes swimming over to my side of the bowl as if to say "Hello there"! I understand completely!
Posted by Karma at October 22, 2002 10:24 PM
Best wishes to Arnold. I just got my first tank of fish about a month ago and I lost a couple right at the beginning. I felt bad even though I hadn't had the chance to get really attached to them. Good luck.
Posted by shaylacat at October 23, 2002 10:30 AM
I'm sending good karma your way.
Posted by photomatt at October 23, 2002 11:14 AM
I'll be keeping my fingers crossed and thinking good healthy fish thoughts on behalf of Arnold! I *know* how attached one becomes to fish . . . they are really very friendly, with sweet fishy personalities . . . and so lovely to watch. I find it very upsetting when they're sick. So . . . good fish thoughts to Arnold!!
Posted by Artichoke Heart at October 23, 2002 12:45 PM
Lots of fishy hugs and kisses for Arnold! :-)
Posted by Christine at October 23, 2002 04:52 PM
I hope Arnold makes it.
I just lost one of my fish, and I fully understand how attached you can get to the little guys.
Posted by David at October 23, 2002 05:40 PM
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Happy Birthday, Lee!
Yesterday was Lee's birthday. Not only did she miss her party, but her little boy broke his wrist. Go and give her some loving, will you?
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Aww Kymberlie. That's so sweet of you. Thank you.
We're both doing much better. Everyone has "those" kinds of days and Monday was just ours. I'm just glad it wasn't any worse.
*hugs* :)
Posted by Lee at October 23, 2002 01:00 PM
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This-or-That Tuesday
Christine's out of town this week, so Amancay is doing this week's This-or-That.
- The Cosby Show or A Different World?
The Cosby Show was way better though I did watch A Different World for a while.
- Happy Days or Joanie Loves Chachi?
I really liked Happy Days and I never saw an episode of Joanie Loves Chachi, so Happy Days.
- Cheers or Frasier?
Cheers was a great show, but I just adore Frasier. The whole cast is just so funny, especially Frasier and Niles.
- Beverly Hills, 90210 or Melrose Place?
I never watched Melrose Place and I used to love 90210, so 90210 it is.
- Real World or Road Rules?
I've only seen a few of the Real Worlds, but I used to get sucked into one of the marathons if I happened to pass by it. Never saw a Road Rules.
- Law & Order: SVU or CI?
Haven't seen either of them.
- The Osbournes or The Anna Nicole Show?
Haven't seen either of these.
- Diff'rent Strokes or The Facts of Life?
I used to watch both of them, but I liked The Facts of Life better.
- VeggieTales or 321 Penguins!?
Haven't seen either of these two.
- Degrassi or Degrassi: the Next Generation?
Man! Fourth question where I hadn't seen either show!
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sorry you haven't seen all these... stay away from the Ozzies and Anna... I promise, you aren't missing a thing!
Posted by amancay at October 22, 2002 02:30 AM
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Participation Positives
It's just slightly past Monday, so time to start the week out right with Jess's Participation Positives!
- Steven and I had a nice date Saturday night
- I got a lot of things done on my To Do List
- My foot is a million times better and is actually almost back to new
- I started enjoying Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom a lot more and don't feel quite so disappointed in it
- I ordered some cool stuff online for myself
- I've been drinking all my water and can notice a difference in how I look and feel
- I feel very encouraged that I will be able to hit my weight-loss goal. It doesn't seem so impossible anymore
- I love and am loved
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Whats the deal with the water? Is there something I should be doing, other than drinking more?
Posted by mark at October 22, 2002 09:07 PM
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Kabana Jewelry
I've been thinking about what I want from Steven this year for Christmas and it occured to me that besides my class ring, I don't have a single piece of jewelry that's not costume. I was reading blogs and someone had a link to Kabana Jewelry. I requested a catalog, but neither it nor the website actually have prices. I assume that since prices aren't displayed and they use expensive stones like tanzanite, that's it's probably pretty pricey. They don't have a location here in Houston, but I was wondering if anyone has seen there stuff in real life and have an idea of their cost.
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Isn't Kabana the most beautiful jewelry you have ever seen? I'm currently in the market for a piece for my wife, and yes it is extremely pricy. If you'd like to see prices go to billbarnes.com. He has an entire collection of Kabana. But I have found that if you don't want to spend a fortune, there are other sites that sell "Kabana like" jewelry for a fraction of the cost. Just do a search for tanzanite opal inlay and surf the web! Good luck!
Joe
Texas City, TX
Posted by joe at November 6, 2002 11:33 PM
I am looking for a shell necklace made from Mother Of Pearl in the Kabana Jewelry. I bought the earrings and ring in Cozumel recently, but I think there may be a necklace also. I would like any information on this.
Posted by Mary Sue Withers at January 17, 2003 08:20 PM
Hey the Kabana jewelry is awesome, just got back from St Maartin and its really popular down there and a lot cheaper than what you can get it for in the states! : )
Posted by Michele at July 5, 2003 08:04 PM
Check out these prices on great Kabana jewelry! Several actual photographs of each item, many categories and wholesale pricing as well! If you need a place to store your pieces, this site displays many great Wolf Designs jewelry boxes too!
Posted by Rosie at July 30, 2003 11:58 AM
Go to http://www.1stclassgems.com and you will be very glad you did!
Posted by Rosie at July 30, 2003 12:03 PM
We were so happy to see so much interest in Kabana. Any questions we might be able to help you with, including pricing, please feel free to call us or write.
WWW.KABANA.NET
1-800-521-5986
Posted by Kabana Customer Service at August 5, 2003 09:44 PM
We have had a great relationship with the wonderful staff at Kabana for years. Their line is fabulous.
We are dealers in the Kabana line. Please give us a call if we can be of any help to you with information or prices.
Maurice Badler Fine Jewelry
(800)M-BADLER
(800)622-3537
Posted by Maurice Badler Fine Jewelry at October 7, 2003 05:35 AM
The Jewelry at Kabana is so beautiful and unique! When I walked into the store I thought to myself this is the most beautiful Jewelry I had ever seen. I had worked in Jewelry stores before, but never like this one. I work at the Plano, Texas store and the Jewelry is so well made and a nice addition to any collection of Jewelry that you have. If you have any questions about the jewely you can call our store at (972)202-8365, we do take phone orders and ship directly to you. So any piece that you see in the booklet or on the internet we can give you prices for. My name is Lynn Cooper and I would be happy to assist you in finding any piece that you want!!
Posted by Lynn Cooper at October 25, 2003 10:45 PM
for those looking for the kabana fish line there is a GREAT store in destin, FL that is an autorized dealer. i go there ever year when i visit to pick something out. i'll list the name and # at the end. the earings start out at about less than 100 and go up to the moon. rings, braclets, pins, necklaces, they have it all. they also have a new line out of 'footwear' in the enameled look. i can't really find too much info on the web about them as far as seeing the lines. but i will keep looking. good luck to those hunting still. the FL store is called 'Gold -n- Elegance' 850-650-6240
Posted by amanda at February 27, 2004 05:50 PM
I found this really cool jewelry site! The things are inexpensive and really unique!
Posted by Cecilia at May 15, 2005 08:18 PM
oops... here's the site: http://bethmorris0.tripod.com
Posted by Cecilia at May 15, 2005 08:19 PM
Kabana is the light of my life, love the stuff
Posted by carib mama at July 8, 2005 01:34 AM
Yes, Kabana is truly the "king of inlay". We've been carrying their jewelry for years, and have been extremely satisfied with not only the quality of their products, but also the quality of their people. Great customer service.
Posted by at July 15, 2005 12:39 PM
Maybe I shouldn't be saying this on the web but I was given a gift from my Mother in Law, the Rose Gold Ring with Pink Mother of Pearl Inlay and Diamonds 14K Rose gold ring with pink mother of pearl inlay and 0.24 carats (total weight) of diamonds AT HALF PRICE!
A boutique family-owned jeweler in a small town happens to sell it and is trying to get rid of the rest of his stock. It not so popular in Zionsville Indiana, Call Robert Goodman Jewers re: Kaban Jewelry (317) 733-9170 I love mine! We were actually to do the same in white gold , which I were more of.
I think its gorgeous, it's unlike anything else I have.
Posted by Angie Elliott at July 19, 2005 02:24 AM
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To Do List 102102
It's been like a month since I've done a To Do List, but I did manage to eliminate a few big things from the last one that I had really wanted to do. Since I work best with lists, here's the newest batch of things I need to take care of.
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To Do List
- Clean up my office at home
- Resize large files at Picture Fish
- Change my individual archives so they reflect trackbacks both sent and received like Kristine and Robyn do (as seen here at Scripty Goddess)
- E-mail Judith to see how she's doing
- E-mail Sheila
- E-mail Justin
- Buy the rest of Jeanna's birthday present
- Start thinking about Christmas gifts for everyone
- Fix my advanced search and last comments templates
- Start PolishIt.com
- Make a skin for Amancay
- Create a list of all of my DVDs
- Create a list of all the books I have bought, but have yet to read
- Make a skin for me out of the card that Jeanna sent me last year
- Make an exercise mp3 list for when I StairMaster
- Organize all my mp3s
- Get rid of all the p tags I have randomly interspersed through my code
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oooh, maybe i'll compile a list of all the nail polish colors i own and post it to PolishIt when you've got that site up and running! what is so funny... is that i have so many colors at home but i prefer clear over every single one.
Posted by Kathy at October 21, 2002 04:42 PM
What do you mean about the random P tags? If it's consistent randomness, or even not, I might be able to write a regular expression to go through you code and fix it automatically.
For MP3s I use a neat tool called "Dr. Tag" which is great for messing with ID3 tags, though it sounds like you might be having more an organization rather than categorization problem.
Posted by photomatt at October 21, 2002 09:20 PM
now I need to get on my to-do and get your skin up!
Posted by amancay at October 22, 2002 03:32 AM
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I Am Fire
I liked this one.
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bran's elemental:
(earth)
yes, yes, i think it fits. although for the music question, my choice wasn't there. (good old rock n' roll)
Posted by bran at October 20, 2002 06:27 PM
I would say without even looking that I'm Fire. I'm intrigued enough to see what the survey says.
Posted by Charlene at October 20, 2002 07:14 PM
I thought it made you look like you were an Atari fanatic. lol!
Posted by Susan at October 20, 2002 07:39 PM
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Amy Sedaris
I was watching a Tivod episode of Monk last night with Steven when I saw the name Amy Sedaris come across the credits. I wondered if she was related to David Sedaris and, sure enough, she's the sister Amy that gets mentioned in most of his stuff. If you've never read anything by him I highly recommend his essays and short stories, especially Holidays on Ice. The first story, about a man working in a Macy's as an elf at Christmas time is one of the funniest things I've ever read, especially if you ever worked in retail.
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I love David Sedaris... and his whole crazy family. If you watch Sex and the City, Amy is the publisher that is not Molly Shannon. The blonde one.
Did you read David's piece about his brother's wedding in Esquire last month? Hysterical!
Posted by Christine at October 20, 2002 03:56 PM
I recognize her from a couple of creepy episodes of "just shoot me".
Posted by Erica at October 21, 2002 12:21 AM
Amy Sedaris as in Strangers with Candy? Funny, I saw that book at the store and wondered if he was related to her...
Posted by jana at October 21, 2002 01:17 PM
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