Nov 20 2007
Hagakure is a very interesting book I picked up — it has a lot of historical value since it describes life during ancient japan, when the shogun and samurai ruled the country. I’ve been a student of Aikido and other martial arts for some time now, so this is very interesting to me. Some of the stuff in this book is too wild and gruesome to mention but I thought these quotes were great.
Nov 10 2007
Bummer! I injured my ankle while climbing at Stone Gardens. They just got done upgrading the floor at the gym – now it has a padded floor. No more rocks. As I came off the wall, my foot got stuck in-between pads and my body pivoted around it. I’ll be on crutches for a week and wear an ancle splint for a month.
Nov 06 2007
This weekend went to Leavenworth again and I’ve had a really good day of climbing. It was one of those perfect temperature zero-gravity days. I warmed up by ripping a hold off the problem that everyone was trying. Haha. Felt kinda bad about it, since we were all going to do it. Then we went up the hill and I ended up flashing some v8 and also flashing the harder, direct version of it!
Jun 05 2007
I just found out, you can’t create a file/directory named “con” on windows. I thought I was going crazy for a second there.
Feb 27 2007
In this tutorial I’ll explain events and delegates the easy way! The intended audience is UNIX people with minimal C and Java experience. Sending events is super simple in .NET framework. The C# language has “delegate” and “event” keywords.
Continue reading “C# Events and Delegates for UNIX developers”
Feb 23 2007
I’ve been in Seattle for about a week now. I love it. Should have done it a long time ago! Its going to be hard to live anywhere else now, especially in a small town. I really like the city life, all the people, constant motion, traffic … everything. I am starting over.
I was going to continue running my own business from Seattle, but decided to take a job offer form Microsoft — it seems really fun and its a totaly different environment then what I am used to (me). Continue reading “Seattle Impressions”
Feb 16 2007
