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Author Archives: Arthur
Landed
I must admit that Halifax International Airport (or Stanfield International Airport as it is called nowadays) has changed for the better in some parts: The observation deck is one of them. We were right in time to see Alfons’ plane … Continue reading
Heathrow, sucks and then II
Talking about Heathrow (previously), I just read this October 4th Boing-Boing entry about that very same airport. Hey, lets share that pain when flying via Heathrow! The lines are like something out of the ninth pit of hell, especially in … Continue reading
Heathrow, sucks and then
You know that you went too far giving instructions about ‘Heathrow’, ‘flying by plane’ or ‘entering no-mans-land called Customs’, when you become aware that the instructee is a actually a regular flyer too. OK. Then. No worries. Safe flight. That … Continue reading
The Duh
I think I saw the announcement of the new Boing-Boing TV on MetaFilter or Reddit, I can’t remember (Oh wait, it was via Laughing Squid). I generally have no problems with videocasts (For example, I always enjoyed watching ‘Rocketboom with … Continue reading
Weatherwise (and other news)
We’re going through some sort of ‘heatspell’ (if you can call it that way) with temperatures ‘clocking around’ the 20 degrees. Which is generally good, but then, the temperature has been going down fast at night: a couple of nights … Continue reading
Posted in Truro NS, We-reflect-news
Tagged Blackwater, Gotbaum, hurricane, Iraq, news, weather
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Me count(*)
I just finished upgrading to WordPress 2.3: so, curious as any developer would be, I took a look in the WordPress database definitions and noticed that three new tables were added. All of them take care of categories and (the … Continue reading
And then
I‘m pleased to announce that CommentCentral is compatible with WordPress 2.3. Updates for WordPress can be downloaded from the regular site(s). I noticed that the tar-file got corrupted, so you may wish to go for the zip file (I noticed … Continue reading
Enter and Exit
This weekend, we attended a wedding ceremony plus the dinner afterwards and managed to shoot some photos too. Here’s something I noticed: it looked like everyone was carrying a digital camera. Many moons ago you wouldn’t even think of taking … Continue reading
It Came From OuterSpace11
A couple things: the first thing that got my attention (earlier this week) was that story about that Peruvian meteor that has scientists puzzled because of claims that over 200 people fell ill by fumes coming from the crater. CBC’s … Continue reading
Posted in We-reflect-news
Tagged Mars Odyssey, meteor, parity
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Not the Net
Apparently there was an high-speed outage this morning, lasting up to noon. Remarkably, the router was able to connect to my provider’s gateway plus it was (assigned) a correct IP address. Routing on the provider’s end, however, completely failed. I … Continue reading
Posted in Provincial-Scotia, Truro NS
Tagged Nova Scotia, outage, router, wind energy
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Friday Night
I could watch TV and catch the news. Once again a Windows Update.