Zeo/Turbo: Oh, Adam.
Lightspeed Rescue: No. Just...no.
Time Force: Oh, Eric.
Wild Force: Oh dear.
Ninja Storm: Oh, Cam.
Dino Thunder: Really, Tommy? Really?
Mystic Force: Xander! ::facepalm::
Jungle Fury: RJ...awww :)
Samurai: Oh, Jayden.
Megaforce: Ernie? Oh!

On that note, I need to get some work done so so that tomorrow (when I'm not allowed to ( Read more... )

Just had a quick phone meeting about the synagogue website with the programmers ( Read more... )

Being a big geek, during my work/hot chocolate break I was reading Search Analytics for Your Site by Louis Rosenfeld. (Which is an amazing book for anyone getting into the field ( Read more... )

Great. I have four hours more left on my contract for this month. I have a good six hours of testing that must be done by Friday and two hours of content review that must be done by Thursday. And other less urgent things ( Read more... )

D'you know what I (seriously and unironically) love? I love working with people who just get the job done. They don't whine or complain or expect someone else to do something or say you shouldn't need whatever it is...they just say "Oh, okay, let me fix that ( Read more... )

Argl. I would really like to write this piece for the Purim issue of the shul newsletter, but I'm not feeling the funny. The gag is that we're changing all our kiddush foods to "organically grown, locally sourced, sustainably harvested, and environmentally friendly ( Read more... )

In fixing one part of the search engine, the search programmer managed to break another. Upon being told this, he replied that they conflict and which functionality did we want ( Read more... )

I'm fairly pleased with myself. Yesterday I went into the office for the first time and met a bunch of my coworkers and it went really well. I didn't get too anxious before going, which for me is a humongous accomplishment. I mean, I was a bit anxious about meeting so many new people but I don't think it was too much more than any ordinary person ( Read more... )

I don't think I mentioned here that I entered the Washington Post's humor contest. There were three categories: photograph, Twitter-length humor, and autobiographical essay. I did the last one, of course ( Read more... )

So yeah, Avi's mole is cancerous. Well, pre-cancerous. Ish. ::shrug:: He needs to go back so they can cut a larger chunk out of his arm, just in case. It's going to be big enough that the dermatologist thinks he's going to need a plastic surgeon. Oh goody.

Well, thank goodness we have good health insurance, right? ::throws hands in the air::

In ( Read more... )