Here are some posts from other places that I write, including opensource.com and news & updates from my neighborhood via the Lineberry Alliance Blogs. See what else I’ve been saying around the web over the last few weeks. Continue reading
I finally got some time to get my pictures from the 2010 Wolfpack football season together. From the opening game against Western Carolina to the overtime loss at East Carolina, we’ve enjoyed tailgating, wins, losses, and the excitement of Wolfpack football.
Enjoy our fun with the Wolfpack Nation as we cheer on NC State: Continue reading
Did anyone else notice what happened at the end of the NC State vs Boston College game on Saturday October 9th? The NC State marching band changed their tune. The football coaches and players came down to the south end zone (Murphy Center bowl), faced the band and the student sections, then participated in the NC State Alma Mater. But then, the song all the fans were expecting to hear, wasn’t played.
For the last few years, the band plays the NC State Alma Mater at the end of a game, then their version of Continue reading
I’m excited to report that I was contacted by two major media outlets this week for interviews. Over on the Lineberry Alliance Blogs, I’ve been advocating and blogging about moving forward with the Tryon Road expansion project. Back in February, I coined the term “Garner Death Curve” in one of my first blogs on the topic. I’m not happy with the tone of the branding, but it’s helping bring attention to this complicated issue.
The overview of this situation goes something like this: Continue reading
Here are some posts from other places that I write, including opensource.com and news & updates from my neighborhood via the Lineberry Alliance Blogs. See what else I’ve been saying around the web.
I was quoted in Raleigh’s News & Observer on Thursday, September 16, 2010 in the article Continue reading
I was at the grocery store the other day and saw these beautiful boneless beef ribs. I love ribs but since Jason doesn’t eat pork I only have ribs when we go out. I thought I couldn’t lose with buying beef ribs because they were, well, beef. I also thought these would be great to have while tailgating for the NC State vs Cincinnati game. Once I got home with these beautiful ribs, I realized I had no idea how to cook them. Continue reading
Monday night was the first challenge – will the recipe I selected be liked by the family?
Spicy and Sweet Chicken and Couscous Pot with Minty Cilantro Sauce
One of the main ingredients in this dish was one I have only eaten once and have never cooked/prepared – couscous. I was also curious to find out how Zander would react to this weird looking food. Continue reading
I got back to Raleigh around 10:00 pm last night, unpacked the car, then repacked with all my surf gear. I considered driving on through the night, but was tired from the spending the day at Boone DrupalCamp. I caught up with MB and she showed me all the tailgating gear she got for the upcoming NC State football season (which kicks off next weekend).
I set my alarm for 5:30 am, but woke up at 5. I was actually Continue reading
The weather was perfect for the first Drupal Camp in Boone, NC. I got a good 3.5 mile jog in this morning on the Appalachian State University (ASU) campus to get the day started. Time for the camp to begin.
Finding parking was easy, then you just followed the signs to the registration area. The day kicked off with Continue reading
I spent most of my weekend editing pictures and videos from all of the concerts we’ve been to this summer. We started the summer series off in Virginia Beach with The Offspring and 311. Then, on a whim, went to see 40 oz to Freedom, a Sublime cover band who was playing at The Pit in Kill Devil Hills, NC while we were on the OBX.
The Offspring rock Va Beach
We saw our first show at the Raleigh Ampitheater with Continue reading