Where have I been?
Mon, 2005-10-03 13:22 — jrearick
It has been a while, again, since I have posted. The latest news is that my brother and his girlfriend arrived Saturday from New York. Sunday was the family gathering so they could meet everyone. Lots of food and and so much chaos as usual. Gaila was gone to Minnesota for a bridge tournament, so she got to miss out on the family goodness.
My office was supposed to be moving on Saturday as well, but they haven't finished the air conditioning system. They got the part they needed two weeks ago and we have been waiting to move up there since August of 2004. There is only one little piece that needs to be done before we can move. Meanwhile, FP&M are making visits to measure and plan for making our current office into a classroom. The new move date is now October 15. Which reminds me, I need to get some scholarship work done really quick now.
Over the end of the week, I got subversion working for ATX. You can now download the latest development source of ATX via subversion at http://atxproject.net/svn/atx1/trunk/src/ . When ATX 2 gets going you will be able to find it at http://atxproject.net/svn/atx2/trunk/src/ . You can also browse the repositories at http://www.atxproject.net/websvn/ . Speaking of open source projects, #aim (an entirely C# AOL IM client started by a friend of mine) has been announced on SA and appears to be going well.
My office was supposed to be moving on Saturday as well, but they haven't finished the air conditioning system. They got the part they needed two weeks ago and we have been waiting to move up there since August of 2004. There is only one little piece that needs to be done before we can move. Meanwhile, FP&M are making visits to measure and plan for making our current office into a classroom. The new move date is now October 15. Which reminds me, I need to get some scholarship work done really quick now.
Over the end of the week, I got subversion working for ATX. You can now download the latest development source of ATX via subversion at http://atxproject.net/svn/atx1/trunk/src/ . When ATX 2 gets going you will be able to find it at http://atxproject.net/svn/atx2/trunk/src/ . You can also browse the repositories at http://www.atxproject.net/websvn/ . Speaking of open source projects, #aim (an entirely C# AOL IM client started by a friend of mine) has been announced on SA and appears to be going well.
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