Adelaide – Entrance on Vimeo
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Adelaide – Entrance from Moodgadget on Vimeo.
Adelaide – Entrance from Moodgadget on Vimeo.
This one is for Jeremy… Link [Via Download Squad]
This is kinda like my victory song.
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MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.
The red and white stripes of the barber pole symbolize the bandage used during bloodletting, which in addition to cutting hair, was a service used to be performed by medieval barbers!
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Besides an 80’s movie, according to Wikipedia:
St. Elmo’s Fire is an electrical weather phenomenon in which visible plasma is created by a coronal discharge originating from a grounded object in an atmospheric electric field (such as those generated by thunderstorms or thunderstorms created by a volcanic explosion).
St. Elmo’s fire is named after St. Erasmus of Formiae (also called St. Elmo), the patron saint of sailors (who sometimes held its appearance to be auspicious). Alternatively, Peter Gonzalez is said to be the St. Elmo after whom St. Elmo’s fire has its name.
Hit the video below for a glimpse of St. Elmo’s fire lighting up an airplane as it is flying through a bad thunderstorm over Iraq.
If you never knew this was anything but a movie until today, how bout you reminisce to John Parr’s music video for “St. Elmo’s Fire (Man In Motion)” which is one of my personal favorite cheesy 80’s songs.
Or if you are sappier, you can try the “Love Theme”…
So, some of you may know about them and some of you may not but I thought I would ask all of you guys what podcasts you listen to. Some of the ones below in my play list are awesome and if you ever get a chance you should listen to them.

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A language… based on whistling?
Well, just in case anyone was wondering why I have been posting weird messages to Twitter and Facebook it is because I have been in Sunnyvale, California since Sunday for work. Yes I am in the heart of Silicon Valley, considered to be “Nerd Mecca” going through vendor specific training on Juniper Networks equipement.
Just in case you were wondering and actually cared I have been taking Configuring Juniper Networks Routers on the M/T Series Routers that we operate. I haven’t been doing very much here other than classwork and a little sight seeing as my classmates this time are fairly mellow and I will most likely be taking the Juniper Networks Certified Internet Associate Certification Exam shortly after I get back. The class is very cool. The only thing is that it crams so much in at once that you start to get afraid that that knowledge is just going to evaporate as soon as you leave.
I always feel better when I learn this much and it empowers me in my career so that I don’t feel like I am stagnating.
I wish I could do one of these every few months. Unfortunately our work training budget is only so big and I certainly don’t make enough to pay for these myself. I really wish I could.
Maybe I will post a list of training events, certifications, and books that I am working on to further my knowledge in my field but I wonder how many of you out there will be interested in it. If you are… let me know.

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