June 15, 2008
I lost my dad in 2001. I didn’t like him much as a kid. As an adult, however, I learned that I was the problem, not him. Once I grew up, I found out he was […]
June 15, 2008
All the rest of the pictures makes this look like a pretty decent home, considering it’s out in the suburbs. I don’t think showing this would make the neighbors happy, nor would it make me […]
June 14, 2008
I was interviewed this week for an on line talk radio show at ALLTALKRADIO. We discussed the fact that historic preservation is in its infancy in Las Vegas. He was curious why we jokingly use […]
June 13, 2008
I learned more about how computers work than I ever wanted to. I didn’t realize or perhaps willingly ignored the fact that I’m totally dependent on the computer for so many aspects of my business, […]
June 13, 2008
We’ve covered a lot of ground in our series. No one caught the mistake of a pattern that got repeated twice. I’m not going to re-number them, since no one else noticed. There’s only a […]
June 13, 2008
Seems like a month now, that I’ve been in the dark….at least about how computers work. Even if I lighten it up (as a test for the new newly re-installed Irfanview […]
June 12, 2008
Many of us in the “historic preservation movement” have been working for months now, to keep the political pressure on the owner of the Huntridge. Our goal was to get him to find an adaptive use that saves […]
June 11, 2008
Geoff Shumacher, one of the regular columnists for The Review Journal posed that question last week. I’m astounded that I missed it, as so many of you send me links to items such as this. […]
June 11, 2008
It’s been touch and go all day. Re-installing the operating system is like a triple bypass. You just can’t tell tell the outcome till it’s all over. The patient is in the recovery room. I’m […]
June 11, 2008
You can depend on an agave to flower, unlike depending on the technology that runs my life. The printer problem spread to the computer itself, and Scott from “Geeks On The Go” is busy fixing […]