In June, Brian Conley headed down to Indo with the Oakley team looking for perfect Mentawaii barrels and scored. Conley takes his camera and the viewer on a journey deep inside the smoking fast Nokandui barrel.
“Software developer’s new security system is designed to protect children from sexual predators by putting potential school employees, volunteers and even visitors through a rigorous screening process”
Full Article Here, naplesnews.com
Here’s a cool article about a company I designed a website for in the summer.
Check out this bird do the moonwalk. It’s 1:15 of pure hotness.
Here’s a series of before & after photos of meth users. The time between photos ranges from a couple months to a couple of years. GROSS stuff. It’s crazy what a drug can do to a person in such a short period of time.
http://www.drugfree.org/Portal/DrugIssue/MethResources/faces/photo_10.html
Another reason to 
Windows experts and web developers are unhappy with Microsoft. Yes, again. Since Internet Explorer 7 was announced, Microsoft has promised that supporting current web standards was high on its list. It turns out, though, that by at least one report, IE7 will only support 54% of the CSS 2.1 standard, as compared to 52% in IE6 and 93% in Firefox 1.5 and 96% in Opera 9. In addition to making a whole lot of web developers’ lives a whole lot more difficult, IE7’s lack of standards support is turning off a lot of Microsoft’s most vocal fans, including Paul Thurrott, who runs the excellent Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows. In a recent Windows IT Pro column, Thurrott accuses Microsoft of leaving users and web developers in the lurch, concluding “My advice is simple: Boycott IE. It’s a cancer on the Web that must be stopped. IE isn’t secure and isn’t standards-compliant, which makes it unworkable both for end users and Web content creators.” Ouch.
I’m rollin them out left and right the past week or two.
Art for Cabins is a 2nd site for my mother. She also has www.patsyreeves.com
We’ll be adding new content shortly. Check back when I get back from the trip!
Photosynth takes a large collection of photos of a place or object, analyzes them for similarities, and displays them in a reconstructed 3-Dimensional space.
Pretty cool stuff.
I built a new PC last week. I got good use out of my Dell that I had been using for the last 4 years. Ordered all of the parts off Newegg and assembled it myself. Definitely the way to go. This has a dual core chip which is great for all of the multitasking I do.
Specs:
Thermaltake Armor Jr. Aluminum Case
Antec 550w Truepower II PSU
Asus P5W DH Deluxe Motherboard
Pentium D 805(upgrading to Intel Core 2 Duo 6600 when released in 2 weeks)
2 GB OCZ Gold DDR2 800 RAM
ATI X1800 XT 512 MB
250GB WD 7200 RPM Hard Drive
Create Sound Blaster X-Fi
Logitech Z-5300e speakers
Overall, it’s running pretty damn fast. Hope to get a good 4 years out of it if I can.
Side cover off.

CPU and massive HSF

This video card is a giant.

Another beast, the subwoofer.

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Recent graduate of UCF with a BS in Computer Science, and now a full-time Ruby on Rails and soon to be Python "Code Ninja" for IZEA. When I'm not working, I like to surf, lift weights, play basketball, read, anything outside or in the water, go to the beach, and spend time with friends and family.