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September 2007

September 05, 2007

Food…Please

I’m hungry and I don’t know what I want to eat. The only thing that is in the house is pasta, and I will probably just end up eating that.

My aunt left today, but she said she might be back down next week. I’m trying to earn as much money as I can this month because we might go up to Vermont to check out how much we like it up there. There’s this one town that just seems perfect for us, so we want to go up there and check it out.

September 04, 2007

Christmas Time in the City

Krissy and I have been talking about going to New York this holiday season to see the Christmas tree. Now when I was in New Jersey, this wouldn’t be such a big deal, drive in, or take a train and then see the tree and go home. Now that we’re in Delaware it is a bit more of a hassle.

First we’d need to take a train up there, then we’d need to find a Hotel in New York and leave the next day. Now personally I don’t mind New York. It gets hectic, especially around Christmas time, but it definitely is beautiful, you can’t deny that.

If we did do this, we’d need to check out New York Hotels online first and then book a room. If you don’t book in advance, then you get overcharged. I mean I don’t know, but it would be nice to go up there for an overnight one night after the tree goes up.

September 04, 2007

I Love Beer

I love beer. It’s my drink of choice whether I am home or out, so I have been thinking about brewing my own for quite a while. It takes a few weeks to brew, but once it is done, it comes out fresh. There is nothing like fresh brewed beer. I’ve been checking out MonsterBrew because they have everything you need to start brewing your own beer. From incrediants, to kits, to the hardware you need to make it, they have it all. They even have books and videos on the subject coming soon, just in case you are curious about brewing your own, but don’t quite know how to start. It really is a one stop shop for all your home brewing needs.

September 04, 2007

I’m on a Westinghouse

So I am using my new Westinghouse LCD monitor, and I must say for a 20″ monitor that cost me $189, this thing is beautiful. There are no dead pixels, everything is crystal clear. I absolutely love the clarity on it. I still have my secondary CRT monitor and maybe within the next few months, I might buy a 15″ to replace it, if I can find one for a good price. I think I would go with Westinghouse again, this is beautiful.

September 04, 2007

AS/400

When I was in Deltech I had to use the AS/400 operating system by IBM. Now I’ve used Linux, Unix, Mac, and Windows, and I have to say that the AS/400 is more like a Unix operating system than the Mac, which was actually built on top of Unix. The difference between the AS/400 and other operating systems? AS/400 wasn’t built by people who had worked with Unix systems. Also while 32 bit operating systems are still relevant, and only came to be popular 2 to 3 years ago, the AS/400 has been on a 64 processor since the mid 90’s. Now personally I have worked on an IBM AS/400 iSeries that we used to run reports in class. Eventually we got to see how it handled C++ programs and SQL commands. It handled it better than most Windows machines.

September 03, 2007

I Bought a Westinghouse

I am happy to report that this will be one of my last posts (if not my last post) on my oversized CRT monitor. I bought a 20″ Westinghouse LCD Monitor at Best Buy today and I am going to set it up tonight. I’ve needed one for a while due to mine being very dark and with the blurry text so it is basically dying on me. I will write a post on my review of my new monitor when it is up and running.

September 03, 2007

Office Supplies

Krissy and I have been trying to get organized and not have everything all over the office. With organization comes office supplies, at least when it comes to use anyway. See we bought pens, pencils, notebooks, paper trays, and binders. While not all of that seems like it would help us get organized, it really has. The trays has our mail in it, the binder has the paper and the notes of the day, week, month, etc while the bins have everything else that didn’t need to be in plain sight. It wasn’t even that expensive for that stuff either, it was all very reasonably prices, especially with the back to school sales going on right now.

September 03, 2007

Pay Your Phone Bill

I’ve been trying to get a hold of my friend in Ohio for the last few weeks. Everytime I call I get a recording that his number has been disconnected. Now I know he was trying to move for the last few months, but I also know bill collectors call him and occasionally he just doesn’t pay his bills so they will disconnect his service and the calls will stop temporarily. Now I just need to wait for him to either get a new number and call me, or wait until his phone is reconnected.

September 02, 2007

Let’s Play Pool

I haven’t played pool in over a year. I used to play everyday in high school, mainly because we had a couple of pool tables to play on at school. I’ve always wanted a pool table. I’ve been looking at pool tables and I’d love to have one with black or red felt. I never really liked the green ones much, but a white table with black felt would be my perfect table.

There’s a billiards place up in Dover that I went to, I should go back and play. Maybe Krissy would go with me one day and play, after all it is boring playing by yourself.

September 02, 2007

Userplane Chatroom

I’ve been playing around with the Userplane chatroom for the last week or so. I cannot figure this thing out, it is very difficult for me to get to doing what I want it to do. Userplane provides the chatrooms for Facebook, Myspace, and many others, but it isn’t an easy program to customize at all. I should be done, but I keep running into things that should work, but don’t work. It’s really annoying me.

September 02, 2007

Internet Security

Everyone wants to feel secure on the internet. Whether you are shopping, playing games, or just browsing, security is very important. How do you get secure on the internet? The answer is a firewall. A firewall is just what it sounds like. It is a wall that is preventing the fire from getting to you. What fire you may ask? The spam, viruses, and anything else that you don’t want on your computer. It also keeps your information from getting out. Say you have all your financial information on your computer, without a firewall hackers could come in and take that information without you even knowing about it.

Firewalls aren’t the only thing you will need, especially if you have children in your household. We all know teenagers love porn, but a firewall will not be enough to stop them from looking at it. What you need to do to prevent that stuff from getting on your computer is to put up some parental controls.

Firewalls and parental controls are good, but how do you know which one to use? Well that’s you would check internet security review websites to see which are the best and which ones will be the best fit for you.

September 01, 2007

August 2007 Totals

It’s that time to reveal my August 2007 totals for the month. Last month’s total was $317.89. Let’s see how I did this month shall we?

Loud Launch: $60.00
PayPerPost: $538.12
Blogsvertist: $25.00
Text Link Ads: $30.25
Adbrite: 7.86
Private Advertisers: 4.16

My total for August 2007 was $665.39. That is up from last month, hopefully I will stay around that number for September as well.

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