It should be against the law to have MS and migraines.
Jul 312004
Jul 312004
I installed Apache and PHP on my computer this week. Now I can convert rmvr.com to PHP on my trip to Albuquerque next week (doesn’t everybody need something interesting to do in their hotel room?).
Jul 292004
I was on my way out of Borders this evening, just waiting for an elderly couple to come in when they stopped dead in the second double doorway, staring at me, apparently in shock or fright. The woman recovered, but did not budge from the door as she asked, “Are you going out?” I briefly [...]
Jul 282004
ABC7Chicago.com: Motorized wheelchair ties up highway traffic This story seems to have hit every news outlet in the universe, but none of them have identified the point – paratransit services across the United States are consistently unreliable.
Jul 262004
I’m living a charmed life. One of the things my Beloved likes to point out about me is that I sometimes make mistakes. With important things, like plane tickets. When I booked tickets for my trip with Eldest Son to Baltimore in August, I checked them very, very carefully. Imagine my surprise this evening when [...]
Jul 262004
My Beloved and I went to the Rec Center over the weekend to play with the weight machines. I could barely do a leg curl, even without weight, but I could row at the highest resistance for ten minutes. My Beloved believes (or tries to believe) that whatever ails a body can be cured with [...]
Jul 242004
The blog entry sent by email has added line breaks, which screwed up an anchor tag. It was posted by site-admin, which I don’t like very much, and you have to actively run wp-mail.php to get WordPress to check for mail and post it. Since I rarely use a cellphone and don’t do email that [...]
Jul 242004
WordPress allows you to blog via email, so I’m trying it out. I’m not sure about the instruction that says: The “content” of the email will be the content of the post in the web log. A string of three underscores in a row like thus : ___.
Jul 242004
Hugh Gallagher dies. Hugh Gallagher was a complex and interesting man, a champion for disability rights. His book FDR’s Splendid Deception, about the lengths to which Roosevelt and cooperative media went to conceal his disability, is highly recommended. Via Scott Rains, revised Access Guidelines for the ADA have been released, unfortunately with very little publicity. [...]
Jul 212004
WiFi Internet Access: Available at the Boulder Public Library – an open hotspot, very cool. Now if they’d just get some comfortable chairs …
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