Posts in the Event Review Category

Birthday Shopping and Play watching

::in best news voice:: And this is Nick Moline with the weekend report ::end news voice:: Yesterday was interesting, mom threw a Jewelry party at the house so I sought the first excuse I could to get out of there, and that excuse ended up being helping my dad (who was also trying to escape the...

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Damp Sheets and late night writing

oh look 5 a.m., I had washed my sheets last night and then I forgot to put them in the dryer so at 3:30 when I realized I wanted to go to bed, I didn't have any sheets, I put them in the dryer and then chatted online for a while and then wrote another chapter of my FanFic (Miles Apart), I had...

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Conference, Visits, and Cuba

It has been a very long week. I was running the A/V system for the annual district conference of the Southwestern District of the C&MA, long days but a lot of fun overall. Then Friday I took a quick trip out to TN to meet with D, a most enjoyable, if sadly short encounter. I flew there Friday...

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Microsoft, ACTD, and cell phones

I spent Tuesday at a Regal Cinemas in Fort Worth where I was attending 2 Microsoft Seminars. The first one was TouchPoint and the second was TS2. TouchPoint’s purpose was for small business owners and workers to find out what MS Office 2003 and Windows Small Business Server 2003 can do for them....

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Evermore

(This is a retroactive post, this post is written from the perspective of the day it occurred on Friday but was not posted until Sunday) This evening I attended the Official CD Release Party of The Evermore Project at Cafe Friday. Cafe Friday is an interesting and unusual ministry of The Church...

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Jobs and Odd Tasks to do

(This is a retroactive post, this post is written from the perspective of the day it occurred, Saturday, but was not posted until Sunday) Well today was filled with job opportunities, Depression, and surprising requests. The day began when I was checking on the status of the family computer and...

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The Week from Hell

You know the expression "It can't possibly get worse?" You know how whenever anyone says that it almost invariably… DOES get worse? It's been like that for me lately. Any of you who happen to read my blog probably consider me a pessimist with the relatively bleak outlook on life I've had the past...

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Play Ball!!!!

Last night my father and I went to a Baseball Game at Ameriquest Field (it was just renamed Friday, before that it was called the Ballpark in Arlington, sponsorships….. oy). Originally all 4 of us were going to go, but then Mom (who was the one who bought the tickets in the first place) ended up...

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A Wedding, a Graduation, and other stories.

The next couple days after my vacation were over were jam packed. First, on Saturday (May 28th), a couple good friends of mine, Pedro Cortez and Crystal Cooper, were married. My brother David was one of Pedro's groomsman. It was a beautiful ceremony, and I am very happy for them. The next day,...

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Whew... Glad that's over

Well I spent the week helping out at "SonGames 2004", this year's VBS at ERCC. It's been a fun week but I'm exhausted. A Whole week of going to church at 8:30 in the morning (including last Sunday where I went at 8 cause I was running powerpoint) when I've been getting used to not having anywhere...

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Camping on the Rocks

Actually what this refers to is that last week I went with the Junior High youth group of my church to their first annual Junior High camp (called Rock Camp 2004 cause the name of the Junior High youth group is Rock). I had the wondrous joy of driving a van full of young teenagers and preteens...

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A Wedding

Friday the 5th of May was a very busy day. It began by driving my girlfriend to the airport so she could go home. She had to take a very early flight in order to make it home because later flights were filling up fast. I then went from the airport directly to work where I worked a long and full...

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A Wedding

Most of you know by now that I was married on July 2nd, 2006 in a small ceremony in my home. For those of you who do not know this… I was married on July 2nd, 2006 in a small ceremony in my home. The question that a lot of you seem to have though is, why haven’t I posted anything about this...

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Google Developer Day 2007

This Thursday I went over to my second Tech Conference since moving to the San Francisco Bay area, the first being MacWorld back in January, this time, I went to the San Jose Convention Center for Google Developer Day. I must say I hope that Google’s CEO tells the Apple Board of Directors a thing...

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Macworld 2008 Article Published!

Last week I attended the MacWorld Conference and Expo 2008 in San Francisco as I did last year. The reason I did not write a post on my blog for the event however is because I’m pleased to announce that I have written an article reviewing MacWorld for the distinguished e-zine, LLRX (The Law...

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7-11 Gave me the Finger - and other stories...

April is here, and that can only mean one thing… practical jokes. Tuesday was April Fools day, and as usual, the jokes and pranks were out in full force. Some of them elaborate, some of them simple, and most of them funny. One of the more elaborate ones this year was a promotion done by the...

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Google App Engine: Google I/O 2008 Part I

This week I, as well as my Wife Barbara, and my co-worker Dan, went to Google I/O. People who have read my blog for a while may remember that last year I attended Google Developer Day around this same time in San Jose. This year Google decided to expand from a single-day to a whole two-day tech...

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The Opening Keynote: Google I/O Part II

Google is following its trend from last year’s Google Developer Day by posting up videos of all of the sessions on YouTube, but so far I can only find the Opening Keynote. They promised that they would upload them all within a week, so expect more parts of my reviews of Google I/O as they become...

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