Ten Years by Rev TheoryYes, today is the first day of redemption for Chic-Fil-A. Yes, that’s right. They got my order correct! YAY!
Archive for June, 2007
GAH!! Tis so frustrating when you wish to have a bit of breakfast on the way to work, and the drive-thru fails you by messing up your order. Once again, Chick-Fil-A has made my morning less bright. This time they left out my hashbrowns. Alas.
Came across this link on the programming forum http://www.dreamincode.net called Pingdom. The link is http://tools.pingdom.com. Check it out.
This last Saturday night Maryanne and I hosted a movie watching party. We invited several people but ended up with most not able to show, or unable to at the last minute due to shifts in priority and schedule. Just the same it turned out well though. We had all the movie watching junk foods: [...]
I just HAD to put it out there, this little ditty about a chicken biscuit gone horribly wrong. One of the daily routines that Maryanne and I have in our morning commute to work is to stop off at either McDonald’s or Chik-fil-A to get a bite to eat for breakfast. I ordered my usual [...]
Surf’s Up Wipes Out
Posted: 12th June 2007 by Adam Presley in Culture: Pop and Otherwise, The MoviesThat’s right folks. Your’s truly took the girlfriend and kiddos to see the movie Surf’s Up. Although touted as a funny movie, a great ride, I found that Surf’s Up wiped out. The film concept was creative in that they filmed it similar to a documentary. Instead of being entertained I found myself getting up [...]
WordPress issues with Free Hosting
Posted: 12th June 2007 by Adam Presley in General, White and NerdyJust wanted to share a small discovery I made to those out there who may be wishing to setup their own WordPress blog site. I use GoDaddy hosting (which I’d like to say is excellent, as is their customer service) with Linux and PHP, and as you can see I use WordPress for my blog [...]
It’s a simple thing, but quite useful. In the organization where I work we have over ten web servers, so oftentimes the location of a problem can be difficult to pinpoint. In this line of thought I was asked to create a ColdFusion page which tries to communicate with our SMTP server, and spit out [...]