So I haven't posted but one real good entry. I've some ideas for good tech topics which will show up a wee bit later. However, having read (semi-religously) the Utah Open-Source Planet, I want to make some comments and additions.

Amen to Stuart

Stuart Jansen posted a couple blog entries recently that I could really relate with.

In his first post, Stuart mentioned the great happiness that he savored when he found a fresh dry-erase marker: 3848ce0ef84efbda9f9fcd901f8908a3 Stuart, the answer to your question is, ME! I do! *goozbach raises hand.
I even went so far as to, when I was teaching full time, buy my own collection of always fresh dry erase markers, which I took with me on the road! so, yes Stuart, you are not alone.

The second post was titled How To Be a Lousy Learner. I personally have seen every one of these student types myself. I just thought to add another one myself: cb497da09b074969f095113c37fa78ec

Addendum to Aaron, Doran and Others

There's been a bit of discussion about spambot obfuscation using html entities and whatnot. I for one don't want to get into a discussion about which method is better or worse. I just came around a good resource that may help those who want to use the entities route.

Behold! the HTML Character Entities cheat sheet. It is a simple one-page reference for most of the ascii set. Nice, no?
Plus, you've just gotta love anything that comes from a website with the domain name of "Ilovejackdaniels.com"

Wait there's more:

• A Cheat Sheet for CSS.
• A Cheat Sheet for Mod_Rewrite as well.

The blog and articles aren't that bad either

Enjoy.