Posts from November 2011

The other night @mike had a dinner party for the family. He made this delicious terriaki chicken with green beans, cauliflower pasta salad and salad. Then we had a chocolate cake from dolci.

My brother is a borderline horder as is evidenced by the fact that he has a bowl of matches from stores that closed upwards of 10 years ago on his coffeetable. To make it crazier, he us a non smoker.

I was updating the server last night and copied some files over from the dev site which prohibited access from off my network. I didn't realize because I was on the network. Everything is good now.

It had been a while since I had been to Buckhorn on Grand Island, probably about 15 years. I forgot how pretty the scrub between river and forest can be. The day was very cloudy and dark but the temperature was a warm 60F.

It was so nice out that this ladybug hasn't hibernated yet.



The 190 bridge over the creek had the craziest looking swamp slime.


This little mouse didn't make it.


I took a bunch of panoramas too.

I was kind of surprised at the amount of Graffiti. Every nature trail sign and overview was ripped down and replaced with graffiti.


It was fun playing in the trees.

Some trees on East River road had this crazy disease.



I think someone doesn't know its winter yet.

This is insane, I would rather be dead.

Make yummy batter

@tinypliny and I headed down to the Farmers Market and Guercios. At the market we got this great Kohlrabi that is bigger than my head.

He does tortoise B like 4-5 hours a day. Its at the point were he is starting to experiment with new positions.

Well, I love secrets... If you ever need to communicate with me in an encrypted fashion use my public key. Its here

This should be enough info to get you started

So far everything works. I didn't have to destroy anything. It has been the easiest upgrade ever. I will post any weirdness I find tomorrow.

sudo rpm --import https://fedoraproject.org/static/A82BA4B7.txt
sudo yum update yum
sudo yum clean all
sudo yum --releasever=16 --disableplugin=presto distro-sync
sudo reboot

I can't believe how low the Niagara river is. I have been there 100 times and never seen the parts of the river bed that were unconvered this time. It was a good 15 feet lower which revealed a lot of interesting rock structures. This time instead of going back up the steps we climbed directly up the cliff. When we popped out at the top we were in a cage of sorts. The weather was so beautiful.