A friend of Laura and I got married today in a courthouse. We were invited, along with several other friends. While sitting in attendance, the somewhat humorous judge told them to at least go ahead and pick a person each to be “best man” and “bride’s maid” ( I only think the apostrophe is in the right place. =)), so that one could hold the rings for the groom, and the other the bouquet that the bride had been carrying.

I wasn’t picked, as there was a much closer friend to the groom available, however Laura was called out and told to “hop to” to be the maid of honor, or what-not. Being that we were in a courthouse, all but the couple and family were dressed pretty casual, and even the couple weren’t in a tux and dress… of course. So, Laura and her denim jacket got to be an on-the-spot bride’s maid today.

It was very cute/nice for a courthouse wedding. I always just pictured someone sitting behind a desk and saying “okay, you sign here, and you sign here… alright… witness? … okay, we’re done here”. Apparently I was wrong. They got a mini-ceremony, vows and all. It was great.

And those were the highlights!

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Proud to say that since getting broadband (again) I’ve updated the music on the Just Roger page at Download.com. If you didn’t just click that link, here it is in plain text: http://www.download.com/justroger

It’s an experimental “eclectic electric” project that me and a friend of mine do. You’ll notice the download/plays counts are ‘teh suck’ because after the original mp3.com died – and switched over to music.download.com – I uploaded a couple of the not-so-good tracks (because that’s what I had sitting on my drive at the time) and haven’t touched the site in almost a year.

I’m pretty sure it’s gonna be worth keeping an eye on now, though. Check it out if you dare.

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So, the 43things network is apparently going crazy. I’m not at all up to date on technology news (which, considering my job, I should be), but I’m amazed that I haven’t heard more about it. I recently got an email notification that someone knew me on 43people.com. Wuh? So I checked it out.
And it was good.

Why the heck is MySpace [ha! no link!] so popular? Ugh!

I think the 43things network is awesome. [Do it. Do it now.] Just in case you were wondering, yes, and here are the links: me on 43people, me on 43things, surf around and keep an eye out for more.

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A friend of Laura and I invited us (and gave us the tickets) to go see a ‘sneak peek’ of Glory Road, the new Disney movie.

I’m not a huge fan of watching sports, or movies about sports, but this was a pretty good movie. Yes, it’s a Disney movie, and probably “family safe”, but it touched on a lot of issues that the kids probably won’t know anything about… so I guess it’s a good opportunity to explain some things. Anyway, I didn’t mean to be a movie critic or anything. But it was a good movie. Overall. Mostly.

Anyway…

We had a great time.

I think my DSL is being screwy. First, Opera stopped going to Adobe.com (anything else is fine, as you can see… er… imagine maybe). But IE was doing everything fine, until I tried to download a trial of Adobe Audition. When I had to register to download, I select “United States” in the Where I Am thingy, and click Register… and it can’t find the server.

Is that me? Or them?
ARRRG!!!

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Ah, yes.
Back to the good ol’ days. It’s weird. I had a cable modem back in ’99-2000, and then moved back to West Tennessee and had to settle for dial-up. The local phone company where I live has a monopoly on the lines, and is owned by the same people that own the cable company. Your options for Internet access here are:

1. Get Dial-Up (from any company, of course).
2. Pay ~$60 per month for DSL, provided by the local telco.

For a long, long time that price was outrageous – but then we got desperate. Since Christmas, we’ve signed up for and started using DSL. The one upside to the local telco DSL is that although you pay $60, they don’t put the caps on bandwidth like other, bigger telco’s often do. So I get (and yes, I seem to be getting) the full 1.4Mbps.

I still think I’d rather have cable. I’m not sure how that’s doing these days though. It’s been awhile.

In other news, I’m excited about installing/upgrading to WordPress 2.0, which I’ll be doing in my free time, within the next 72 hours or so. I’ll let you know how that goes.
Maybe.

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