Here’s a photo that I’m posting for the amusement of Andy Ramoniac, my brother from another mother and fellow fan of Aqua Teen Hunger Force…
(If you don’t get the joke, see this article.)
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You’d think that Paul Wolfowitz, president of the World Bank, would’ve spent some of his hefty salary to replace some worn-out clothes for his many public appearances, but noooooo….
Visiting holy shrines calls for holey footwear.
Perhaps he’s setting a good example by not being an ostentatious dresser, but dude, get some new socks.
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His Name is Gabriel
Okay, so now I have confirmation: Deenster’s baby’s name is Gabriel David Maxwell Stevenson and not Urhines Kendall Icy Eight Special K, as I had assumed earlier. Good thing too — having a name like “Urhines” (I believe it’s meant to be pronounced “Your Highness”) would give any kid some kind of complex.
Once again, congrats to the new parents! Now the adventure begins…
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New Kid in Town
Actual crib soon to be occupied by Urhines Kendall Icy Eight Special K.
I just heard that Deenster gave birth to a healthy 8-pound baby boy. Rumour has it that his name is Gabriel, but until I hear actual confirmation, I shall assume that his name is Urhines Kendall Icy Eight Special K.
Congrats to the Deenster and Kiff, and welcome to the world, Urhines Kendall Icy Eight Special K!
That’s right, I’ve got even more books for sale. This set is a mish-mash of computer books — some are mine, some are from a company for whom I worked in 2002 that went under. As with the other books for sale I mentioned today, all are going for $5 each. I’d rather they went to a good home than the recycler.
Want any of ’em? Email me at joey@joeydevilla.com.
Python Essential Reference, Second Edition by David M. Beazley [Paperback][New Riders 2001]
Beginning PHP 4 by Wankyu Choi et. al. [Paperback][Wrox 2000]
Professional PHP Programming by Jesus Castagnetto et. al. [Paperback][Wrox 1999]
Instant SQL programming by Joe Celko [Paperback][Wrox 1995]
Wireless Web Development with PHP and WAP and Ray Rischpater [Paperback][Apress 2001]
JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, 4th Edition by David Flanagan [Paperback][O’Reilly 2002]
Palm Database Programming: The Complete Developer’s Guide by Eric Giguere [Paperback][Wiley 1999]
Palm OS Programming from the Ground Up by Robert Mykland [Paperback][Osborne 2000]
Programming Web Services with XML-RPC by Simon St. Laurent et. al. [Paperback][O’Reilly 2001]
Rapid Application Development with Mozilla by Nigel McFarlane [Paperback][Prentice-Hall 2004]
C# Design Patterns: A Tutorial by James W. Cooper [Paperback][Addison-Wesley 2003]
Microsoft ADO.NET by David Sceppa [Hardcover][Microsoft 2002]
Programming C# by Jesse Liberty (here’s the Amazon link to the latest edition) [Paperback][O’Reilly 2001]
That’s right, there are even more books for sale from my deadbeat ex-housemate’s collection. This installment covers his C++ books plus a couple of extra security books I found; an earlier installment covers Java books, and an even earlier one covers information security and cryptography books.
Want any of them? They’re a mere $5. Come pick ’em up (I’m in the High Park area of Toronto), or pay for shipping and I’ll send them to you. Email me at joey@joeydevilla.com.
C++ Books
The Waite Group’s C++ How-To by Kalev et. al. [Paperback][Waite 1999]
C++ Primer, Third Edition by Stanley B. Lippman abd Josee Lajoie [Paperback][Addison-Wesley 1998]
C++ from Scratch by Jesse Liberty [Paperback][Que 1999]
The C++ Standard Library from Scratch by Pablo Halpern [Que 2000]
Using C++ by Rob McGregor [Paperback][Que 1999]
More Security Books
Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets and Solutions [First Edition] (here’s the Amazon link to the second edition) by Stuart McClure, Joel Scambray and George Kurtz [Paperback][McGraw-Hill 1999]
Hack Attacks Revealed by John Chirillo [Paperback][Wiley 2001]
As you may have seen in the previous article, my deadbeat ex-housemate left a number of books at my house ages ago. It’s high time to sell them!
In this installment, I list some of his Java books for sale. Remember, they’re only $5 each. You can pick them up from my place (I live in the High Park area) or I can send them to you (but you pay shipping). Want one? Email me at joey@joeydevilla.com.
Smart Card Application Development Using Java by Uwe Hansmann et. al. [Paperback][Springer 2000]
Programming Wireless Devices with the Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition by Roger Riggs et. al. [Paperback][Sun 2001]
Java Cryptography by Jonathan Knudsen [Paperback][O’Reilly 1998]
Java Cookbook [First Edition] (here’s the Amazon link for the second edition) by Ian F. Darwin [Paperback][O’Reilly 2001]
Advanced JavaServer Pages by David M. Geary [Paperback][Sun 2001]
Core Swing Advanced Programming by Kim Topley [Paperback][Prentice-Hall 1999]
Thinking in Java [2nd Edition] (here’s the Amazon link to the 4th edition) by Bruce Eckel [Paperback][Prentice-Hall 2000]
The Jini Specifications, Second Edition by Ken Arnold (Ed.) [Paperback][Sun 2001]
Inside Java 2 Platform Security [First Edition] (here’s the Amazon link to the second edition) by Li Gong [Paperback][Sun 1999]
Data Structires and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Java by Bruno R. Preiss [Hardcover][Wiley 2000]
Java Swing by Robert Eckstein et. al. [Paperback][O’Reilly 1998]
The Java Programming Language, Third Edition (here’s the Amazon link to the 4th edition) by Ken Arnold et. al. [Paperback][Sun 2000]
Building Parsers with Java by Steven John Metsker [Paperback][Addison-Wesley 2001]
Graphic Java: Mastering the JFC, Third Edition by David M. Geary [Paperback][Sun 1999]
The Java Native Interface by Sheng Liang [Paperback][Sun 1999]
Developing Java Enterprise Applications [First Edition] (here’s the Amazon link for the second edition) by Stephen Asbury and Scott R. Weiner [Paperback][Wiley 1999]