On occasion, people claim I blog about too much geekery, so here you go with some dog content:
Yup, that’s Lizzy, playing with her brand-new rubber chicken. She picked it herself at the store and oh-so-appropriately, it is a Bavarian chicken sporting Lederhosen.
Given her usual aversion to having photos taken of her, I was impressed that I got a set of four pictures before she bailed.
Our dog has started her career as a famous artist just yesterday. She’s into sculptures.
Sadly, she used my wife’s glasses for a raw material:
Noooooooooooooooooo…!
If you are an American expat, or something along those lines, and are in the mood for some Christmas music, you might have already taken a look at “iTunes Radio”, and had a hard time to find any, because even the ones carrying Christmas in their name don’t quite cut it…
A good trick is to go for the Adult Contemporary section:
… and select a soft rock station, such as “Soft Rock from St. Louis”, which is what we listened to today. These stations have a tendency to switch to Christmas music during the season, and should serve all your Christmas music needs, even if there’s no way you can receive it on your local radio tuner.
Have fun, and happy holidays.
It’s been awhile since I last had to announce planned maintenance here, so here we go:
My current domain service provider closes down its consumer services at the end of the year, prompting me to transfer all the domains that I own (including fredericiana.com) to a different service provider. I have chosen domainfactory, a well-established player in the market that I read good reviews about.
Please bear with me while the transfer is in progress and the name servers are being switched over. It should soon be smooth sailing again. But, if problems persist, as always, just shoot me an email.
Thanks!
Update: I am glad to report my domains have all been transferred properly and everything should be back to normal now.
Fred Wenzel is a Software Engineer at Mozilla. fredericiana is his blog about the things he runs across between American West Coast and southern Germany.
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