Shannon, Robin, and I are now using Facebook extensively. We will be posting our blog, new photos, and other information there. You do have to join and add us as a friend, but its free and has a lot more functionality than a static website like this one.
Here is Tim's Facebook profile. Once you add me as a friend, you can easily add Robin and Shannon as well. Justin and Paul don't have one setup yet, but I still post news and pictures for them on a regular basis.
Update: Here are all of our profiles...
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Paul Homecoming
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Paul on Marcus Football Team
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Sunday, September 07, 2008
New Casio Exilim EX-S10 Camera
The camera has several rapid-shot modes and this is an absolute must, in my opinion, for a digital camera. That's because the one downside to digital cameras is that the auto-focus, etc. takes some time and then saving the picture (especially very high-resolution pictures) takes a while as well. So you have a delay after pressing the button and another delay before being able to snap another shot.
This camera has a fast-mode, which sets the resolution to only 2Mpx (good enough for 3x5 prints), but fires off shots in rapid succession as long as you hold down the button. So Shannon snapped a good dozen or so shots of me walking up and diving into our pool. Then you can just chose to keep the couple of shots that are the best or you can keep them all to show the whole scene during a slideshow.
There is one thing that is a bit of a pain, which is that it doesn't come with a doc and you can't charge the battery while its in the camera. So you have to take it out and put it in the charger. I guess making this camera the worlds smallest 10 Mpx camera required them to leave out the charging circuitry from the phone itself.
One thing to note about the attached picture is that I'm sure its resolution has been significantly reduced when it was uploaded into this post. I've found the pictures are great on it as long as there is plenty of light or you photographing something close enough to use the flash. In low light, even indoors with the lights on, the pictures appear a bit yellow and grainy. So I guess that's another big downside to digital cameras. Cleaning them up on a computer doesn't help either because a grainy photo just gets worse when you attempt to touch it up.
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Friday, August 08, 2008
Another Day at the Pool
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Playstation 3 for My Birthday
Well, I got a very special gift this year for my birthday. I got a Sony Playstation 3. Recently we upgraded our DirecTV service to high definition and I initially wanted the PS3 to play HD Blue Ray movies. A nice bonus is the new Guitar Hero III and a bunch of other great games. The best part is the PS3 is *mine* and no one's allowed to use it except if they are playing a game with me.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
What a Great Trip to Mexico!
Here is a little collage I created with a few pictures from our trip to Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico this Summer. We all had a great time, although we did get hit with rain. More pictures are in our 2008 Favorites photo album.
Sunday, June 01, 2008
We're Going to Puerto Vallarta!

Our whole family is going to Puerto Vallarta June 5th through 12th. We are staying at the Marival Resort & Suites in Nuevo Vallarta, which is the newer area. Its an all-inclusive hotel with tons of activities for the kids (and us).
Click here to watch a video about the hotel. The Marival hotel website is here.
Click here to watch a video about the hotel. The Marival hotel website is here.
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Friday, May 30, 2008
My Shiny but Unusable Motorcycle
Saturday, May 03, 2008
Robin's Junior Prom
Tuesday, April 01, 2008
Parents vs. Kids Hockey
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Trip to Venice (Kind of)
Shannon and I standing in Venice, Italy watching a gondola on the Grand Canal. Well, not really... we're at the Venetian hotel in Las Vegas.Besides several thousand rooms, a huge casino, dozens of restaurants, a big conference center, and several theaters, they have a huge section of well over 100 high-end stores with a canal running through it all.
Notice how even the ceiling is painted to look like a partly-cloudy blue sky. Its not near as bright indoors as it would be outside, of course, but its amazing how realistic everything looks.
I was at this hotel in Vegas for our annual Lawson Conference and User Exchange for work.
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