I didn't like it before because it was so hard to put images and media, but it seems to have improved. Maybe I'll try it a bit. But, ... most people seem to have gravitated to Faceboook.
Over there, I'm John Comeaux.
Ciao.

So, this my latest live journal entry. Yawn.

Visit Lafayette Life for more. This blog has left the building!

why haven't I written? Well, two reasons. David did a great job of creating a new Web for me on johncomeaux.com, but I've run into a snag or two. Also, I get interrupted. Also, I've been having a blast getting old family movies from VHS to Digital to DVD. Hard work, but fun.

I bought a scanner, it doesn't work on Mac Intel processors.
Do I return the scanner/printer/copier and just wait for another model, or do I wait for HP to develop/write/test/and release a scanner driver for my computer?
This is like the first time i'm on the cutting edge of technology.
I also cannot view Real Media or Windows Media movies on the web, because of the same reason. Quicktime only.

Grrrrrrrrr.

Visit the Comeaux family web sites:
Michelle's, David's Julie's, and, of course, my Flickr Photo Page.
Enjoy Lafayette Life for a taste of something new.

My new domain is up and running and ready. Cool!
Johncomeaux.com
Well, At least go there and tell me if anything works. I mean, it all works for me here.
Send me an email.

wait, the email is broken. I need computer support.
When it gets fixed, send a new email (because the current email is being lost!)

send it to
mycomputerman at-sign johncomeaux.com
(ok, change the at-sign to @)
and no spaces, people.

1. My website will probably change soon. I think that my domain name host is out of time.
2. I despise headlines like I saw at Forbes: Nepalese Forces Fire on Protesters, Kill 1
What does this mean? Did the Nepalese Force some Fire on protesters, or Did the Nepalese Armed Forces Shoot and Fire upon the Protesters? I hate having to slow down and think about the headline.

David, this is a CNN article for you.
Emerick

Excerpt
"In recording terms, engineering is much to producing as, in movies, cinematography is to directing, Emerick explains. The engineer takes direction from the producer and musicians as to the sound desired, helps pick out microphones, arranges their placement, plays with tone and timbre, makes sure technical specifications are correct and balances the instrumentation."

Here is my personal favorite: the 150th StrongBad email.