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  • Et cetera

    Posted on November 22nd, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    aquadyne, cfks, fish, Fishkeeping, Florida, garden, japan, koi, koi photos, koi show, monotaro, nge, niskikigoi, ogata, orlando, photos, sanke, sumi

    Cute Koi Pictures

    Cute Koi Pictures

    Last Winter, I bought a nice sanke female from Keirin Koi while I was at the Central Florida Koi Show in Orlando Florida. This is the smaller one in the pictures below, with persimmon (more orange) red and the stepping-stone sumi pattern. Even though the red is not as crimson as most Americans tend to [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on November 22nd, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    broadcast, eri0, HowTo, ifconfig, ifconfig plumb, ipv4, netmask, nic, plumb, solaris, sun, systems administration, virtual interface, virtual network interface

    Solaris Virtual Network Interfaces

    Sometimes it’s useful to create a virtual network interface on your Solaris box, so that you can associate multiple IP addresses with the same host and not have to go through all the trouble of buying another NIC.
    Here’s a quick HOWTO. Let’s assume our network card is eri0, and we want to create a virtual [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on November 21st, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    blog evaluation, blogging, Blogs, campus blogging, campus blogging solution, customization, database, drupal, drupla blog, image upload, movable type, mt, multiuser, multiuser blogs, mysql, oracle, perl, php, pingbacks, skinnable, software evaluation, style catcher, table structure, tackbacks, theme, themes, upload quota, url rewrite, wordpress, wordpress mu, wordpress.com, wp, wpmu, xmlrpc

    Picking a Multiuser Blogging System

    I’m a blogger. I’m also a systems administrator at a University. Thus, when the University decided to charter a project to offer each member of the institution a blog, I was selected to sit on the committee. We boiled all of the software choices down to Drupal, Movable Type, and Wordpress MU.
    In my evaluation of [...]

  • Et cetera, Highlights

    Posted on November 17th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    approval ratings, bush, bush administration, congressional critisisim, corporations, corrupt, corrupt bush administration, corruption, Democrats, Dick Cheney, enron, erich, george bush, george w bush, government, Hussein, international affairs, Iraq, lies, New York City, pigeffer, presidential, presidential corruption, rewrite history, Saddam, torture, w, war with Iraq, white house

    Republicans Love to Rewrite History

    Sure you say… We all know how much Republicans love to rewrite history. The Bush administration has been little but a series of lies and coverups since 2000, but I have to say that I wholeheartedly agree with Erich’s assessment over at pigeffer.com.
    The long and short of Erich’s article is that Bush and Dick Cheney [...]

  • Et cetera, Highlights

    Posted on November 17th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    9 million dollars, bush, bush administration, carlyl group, corporate lobbyists, corporations, corrupt bush administration, corruption, enron, george bush, george w bush, government, lobby, lobbyists, Maryland, new york times, presidential corruption, presidential meetings, w, white house

    Corporate Lobbyists Sell Meetings With Bush

    Apparently the Bush administration loves corporate lobbyists so much that they’ve started letting them sell meetings with the president.
    From the New York Times:
    WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 – The lobbyist Jack Abramoff asked for $9 million in 2003 from the president of a West African nation to arrange a meeting with President Bush and directed his fees [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on November 17th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    australia, bob dylan, democrat, democratic party, dnc, dnc chair, Dylan tunes, free community event, Great Green Mountain Bob Dylan Wanna-Be Contest, howard bean, howard dean, hwoard dean, Jacob Grossi, Montpelier, nasally tone, open mic, Patrick Mullikin, presidential race, riveralk records, The Howard Bean Cafe, the Howard Bean name, tragedy, vermont, Vermonters

    What’s Up With the Howard Bean Cafe?

    Patrick Mullikin, who aparently sold Riverwalk Records last month has not sold the other names associated with his business, most notably “The Howard Bean Cafe” and “Great Green Mountain Bob Dylan Wanna-Be Contest”.
    One word… BUMMER! regardless of the fact that I visit Montpelier just about every weekend, I don’t think I would have ever known [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on November 16th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    bstat, bstats, conversion goal, data, google, google analytics, google maps, high load, hurst microsoft, idiot president, isp, microsoft, networking, no data, no google analytics data, no statistics, pageviews, product reviews, Products, site statistics, statistics, stats, technology, web stats

    Google Analytics is Cool

    So after being frustrated yesterday by not having any pretty Google Analytics reports to look at, they finally crunched up some data for me, and this morning I was able to start kicking the tires.
    First assessment… WOW! They generate a report for just about anything you could possibly what to know, including things like what [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on November 15th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    comments, conversion goal, data, google, google analytics, no data, no google analytics data, no statistics, rtfm, site statistics, statistics, stats, web stats

    Google Analytics – No Data

    After reading about Google’s new Analytics tool yesterday, I signed up for an account and got spiralbound.net and twistedstitches.net logging to it. I quickly logged in this morning, all excited to see my reports (I’m pathetic, I know) but there were no reports to be seen. DAMN! Anyhow, I figured out that I have to [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on November 14th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    109147-39, 8_Recommended, application server, backout patch, dba, HowTo, ld.so.1, LD_PRELOAD, libnnz9.so, linker, linker patch, loadable shared objects, nzdsi_initialize, oas, opmn start failed, opmnctl, oracle, oracle application server, patch, patchrm, runtime linker, solaris, solaris 8, solaris linker patch, solaris patch, solaris patch problem, sun, Sun Document ID 101995, SunOS 5.8 linker patch

    libnnz9.so: symbol nzdsi_initialize: referenced symbol not found

    So you’re running the Oracle Application Server on Solaris 8, and you’ve decided to be a good systems administrator and install the latest 8_Recommended patch cluster from SunSolve. Well, I’m very sorry to inform you that you have just broken your application server. After bouncing the system, you will most likely get the following error [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on November 10th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    7 megapixel, c7000, c8080, camera, camera upgrade, cameras, casey, casey bisson, cropping, digital, digital camera upgrade, digital photography, focus, lighting, macro, macro focus, megapixel, olympus, olympus c7000, optio, pentax, pentax optio, photography, product reviews, Products, shutter lag, xd, xd card, zoom

    Why I Chose the Olympus C7000

    For the past year or so, I have been using a Pentax Optio “S” series digital camera. For the most part, I have been quite happy with it, and while 4 megapixel is considered a bit on the low side by modern standards, I really had no intention of upgrading it because I liked it’s [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on November 9th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    fast boat, fast sailboat, Finian Maynard, keel, keel foil, kite surfing, kitesurfing, record, sailboat, Sandy Point, Simon McKeown, speed, water, water speed record, wind jet, wind jet craft, windsurfer, world record, yellow pages, yellow pages endeavor

    Water Speed Record Contender

    Water Speed Record Contender

    Lately I’ve been all excited about wind powered transportation, and yesterday I rediscovered the raging battle for fastest wind powered watercraft.
    We all remember when a really cool looking boat called “Yellow Pages Endeavor” that could only sail on one tack broke the record in October, 1993 at Sandy Point, Victoria.
    They sailed it on a tiny [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on November 8th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    australia, authority, cops, dirk, dirk gion, germany, ice sailing, kite, kite skating, kite surfing, kiteskating, kitesurfing, mountain board, police, rock climbing, skateboard, treehugger, wind, wind power, windsurfing

    German Kite Skates Across Australia

    German Kite Skates Across Australia

    Via TreeHugger
    I got all excited to learn that a German fellow named Dirk Gion has gathered up a mountain board and some kitesurfing gear and taken to windskating across Austraila. I’ve always thought that the wind was an underutilized source of power. I’ve raced sailboats since high school, and I’m aware of certain iceboats exceeding [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on November 7th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    bumper sticker, casey, energy, energy shortage, hubbert, hubbert peak, hubbert peak theory, oil, oil depletion, running out of oil, suv, this car climbed hubbert peak

    This Car Climbed Hubbert Peak Bumper Sticker

    I’ve been waiting for Casey over at Maison Bisson to finally release his new “This Car Climbed Hubbert Peak” bumper sticker, and he finally has.
    Casey Says:
    This is probably the perfect bumper sticker for your neighbor’s SUV, at least until your neighbor comes over with the perfect chainsaw for your front door (yeah, try to run [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on November 4th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    disaster, explosion, government, korea, korean times, millitary, missile explosion, missiles, news, south korea, subway, subway fire, tunnel, warheads

    Mishap with a Truck Full of Missiles

    A truck full of missiles exploded in a South Korean tunnel Wednesday, but luckily nobody was harmed. Officials have been trying to downplay the explosion, but despite their efforts, it has become international news, resulting in widespread criticism of the South Korean government.
    Apparently, the truck was one of the four cargo vehicles carrying warheads and [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on November 2nd, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    accoustic guitar, beer, casey bisson, Darnielle, dartmouth, free beer, free mp3, friday night rock, guitar, Jim Fisher, John Darnielle, last plane to jakarta, mountain goats, mp3, music, poet, Prayers and Tears of Arthur Digby Sellers, rock, show, tablature, tabs, The Mountain Goats, themountaingoats.net, zine

    Mountain Goats Show

    Mountain Goats Show

    For a long time I have been a huge fan of the Mountain Goats, a sometimes one-man band headed up by poet, singer and guitarist John Darnielle. Last Friday I finally had the opportunity to see them when the played at the Fuel Rocket Club at Dartmouth College along with Prayers and Tears of Arthur [...]

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