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March 2001 Editorials

Editorial - 30 March 2001

Just one little thingie ... still a wee bit overwhelmed by the concert last friday in Gent, thought I'd mention today's Eric Clapton's 56th birthday. Picture beneath was taken last week ...

Eric Clapton - 23/03/2001 - Gent

Editorial - 28 March 2001

Back in action ... Franky has starting updating the Smeg again. Probably enough reasons to start ranting about again ? His latest rant is a killer, by the way ... (yes, that pun was intended)
Song of the week : "Buck Rogers" Feeder : haven't got the song, am limited to listening whenever it's on the radio, but boy, what a title and what a guitarsound ... "vettig" like we say in Belgium
Oldie of the week : "Five Long Years" a.k.a. "Have you ever been mistreated ?" Eric Clapton live in Gent, 23/3/2001 : amazing concert and fantastic version of this oldie ...
Last seen movie : "What Women Want" : half funny, half stupid ... sticks to men/women-issues like a parasite, kinda like a mosquito trying to suck you dry ...
Seen on tv yesterday : "The Abyss" : the VCR was doing it's best again ...
Doing this week : Waking up, going to sleep and something in between I guess

Editorial - 19 March 2001

Darn Oracle thingie went asleep the whole weekend. Our beloved Oracle 8i didn't want to be back-upped, so it went to sleep. Killed all database-connections. And Oracle-hell says : "Gee, I'm on holiday the next 4 weeks, can we continue after those ?" No, we can't ... find the update that solves the back-up-problem.
Song of the week : "Save Yourself" Stabbing Westward : normally I wouldn't take a song from the same band two weeks in a row, but these lyrics are self-explanatory if you read the topic above :

You cannot save me, you cannot even save yourself
I cannot save you, I cannot even save myself
So save yourself ... save yourself
Oldie of the week : "Are you ready ?" Pacific Gas & Electric
Last seen movie : "Tarzoon : Shame of the Jungle" : I have been searching this one since my attention was drawn to it during "De Nacht van de Wansmaak" (see february). After contacting Dave (who had a copy of it way back in the eighties) I finally found it and contacted Jan Verheyen to send him a copy. I gotta say ... nice fellow considering the amount of info he has given on DVDplayers and stuff. Seems like a down to earth kinda guy ... promised to send me a copy of his latest movie "Team Spirit" on DVD too.
Seen on tv yesterday : "Mannen op de rand" : not as good as previous shows by Woestijnvis, but still everybody keeps watching it ... strange ...
Doing this week : Still re-installing that reformatted computer. The cd-rom wouldn't install in DOS. Well, actually, it installed, but fucked up the DOS-install itself ... weird behaviour ... bad drivers ...

Editorial - 14 March 2001

Actual scene @ work : an Oracle database pulls itself up to 99% CPU-time ... the cure as instructed by the Oracle-hell-people ? Installing something from the NT4 resource kit ... djeez ... what's next ?
As always ... random thoughts of the week ...
Song of the week : "Drowning" Stabbing Westward
Oldie of the week : "Help The Poor" B.B.King
Last seen movie : "Dungeons & Dragons" : don't waste your money on this. Wait for the saturday-afternoon (while it's raining) television-screening
Seen on tv yesterday : "Piloten" : a flemish serie which follows Sabena-pilots during their work in and out of the cockpit. Most notable scene : an automatic landing (obligatory due to heavy fog) where you still couldn't see the runway when the plane was about 3 meters above ground. Just when the plane touched ground, the runway appeared. Must be scary to do that a first time ...
Doing this week : re-formatting some-one's computer this weekend - a totally fucked-up Win98 install (memory-problems) which got infected with a virus

darkman says sleep tight

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