Ain’t Capitalism grand? I found this lunch box on the Internet and just had to have it. For those youngsters out there, that’s Vladimir Lenin, founder of the old Soviet Union.
Feb 172005
Feb 172005
Le Corbeau
I’m unforgivably late on this post. However, my step-father, Mark Price, has a play about Edgar Allen Poe entitled Le Corbeau that is currently being produced here in Oklahoma City by the Oklahoma City Community College.
It is a bizarre and poignant tale of Poe’s last days when he is visited by those he has loved and lost along with, for good measure, the devil. It is an ambitious project that I’ll be extremely happy to see performed.
It will be performed Friday and Saturday night at 7:30 PM. Tickets cost $5.00. If you have the time, I highly recommend coming.
Here are a couple of pre-show articles:
The Daily Oklahoman (Registration Required)
The OCCC Pioneer
Feb 172005
Thanks to the excellent help of the guys over at WordPress, the feeds are back. Besides this little set back, 1.5 is a great product. The theme system alone is enough to make it worth while. I’m still evaluating looking at a .NET product, such as DasBlog, so that I would be in a better position to edit the system, but for the time being I’m shelving any conversion for the time being.
All problems aside though, if you are a PHP developer, I would highly recommend using WordPress 1.5. It’s a great product.
Feb 172005
From one of 30 protesters who forcefully invaded private property to disrupt the activities of private, self-governing individuals:
“We bit off more than we could chew. They were just Cockney barrow boy spivs. Total thugs,” one protester said, rubbing his bruised skull. “I’ve never seen anyone less amenable to listening to our point of view.”
[Via: Times Online - Britain]
Feb 172005
Sorry folks, but there are some blog issues I’m working through right now. While the upgrade to WordPress 1.5 seemed to go fine, all of my RSS feeds are returning 404 errors. My php skills are very poor so it may take me awhile to get them back up and running. If I can’t, I’ll have to switch of a .NET blog engine where I can understand the source code. 
I hope to have everything back to normal by this weekend.
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