After programming for several years with PHP and JavaScript for work, I've decided to "exercise" my brain a bit by picking back up some Java, JSF, Hibernate and a slew of other obscurely named APIs.
So far it's been fun reading up on everything again. It feels like I'm learning an entire new language, but at least the courses I took at PSU gave me a foundation.
I purchased a Fujitsu U810 in February 2008 to get into the whole tablet craze. Fry's had an amazing deal where you could pick one up for around $800 with tax. Being the gadget geek that I was I picked one up and immediately fell in love with it..
As with all new toys I played with it quite extensively. I used it for my banking, investing, word documents, and even blogging. The U810 worked quite well with the bluetooth mouse and keyboard that I used.
Yesterday I paired up the Fujitsu U810 with the Sprint U727 for the first time in a truely amazing situation. It was great to be able to have dinner with friends at 6pm while still being able to be on a required webex with my bluetooth headset and U810 at a restaurant. Luckily I wasn't required to participate in on the call; it was more of an informational call for me so I just listened and looked at the screen whenever they had to change slides.
Having just tested on the 3 laptops that I am forced to carry around right now, I've gotten some amazing results with the EVDO card.
Here's a glimpse of what I'm getting at my brother's place in Egg Harbor Township, NJ..
With -88 dBm:
With -76 dBm:
The Culture war by Bill O’Reilly shines a light on an alleged battle
between Traditionalist and Secular-Progressives in America today.
O’Reilly structures his debate around the modes and mechanisms in which
the Secular-Progressives use to carry out their agenda – via the
mainstream print and electronic media along with the support of wealthy
and influential enablers.
In order for the 'blog-ee" to understand where I am
coming from, I will discuss where I stand politically. I am a
registered independent, however, due to the current administration and
the after-effects of the Gingrich Revolution, the winds of decisiveness
are leaning me towards the left. I believe when the Executive branch
and Congress are split, compromises will inevitably occur with a
conclusion that will benefit a majority of Americans. Rubber-stamp
congresses are not good, in my opinion, whether if they are controlled
Thanks to a buddy of mine (Doug Warner), I finally got Creative Image back up better than ever. The site now runs off Drupal with modules connecting it to Gallery. This is much better than the hacks I had to code before for the integration of Wordpress and Gallery.
I've recruited Stephen, to help out with some posts as he has an interesting view on life as well. Definitely looking forward to some exciting posts in the future.
