I'm Back!

Highlighted by water, beatiful nature, and amusement parks; my vacation in California was one to remember. Getting back at one in the morning, me and my family are beginning to adjust back to normal life. Working, eating at home, and everything other aspect of normal life is suddenly starting to set back in.

For the next three days, I will post one of the three segments of our vacation, starting with L.A./Anaheim, followed by Sequoia/Yosemite National Park, then finally Monterey. Being gone for nearly two weeks, I will also post on current events in between.

California Bound!

Tommorrow our family is going to California for vacation. We're spending two weeks at Disneyworld, California Adventure, Universal Studios, Yosimate National Park, and the Beach! It's going to be great; it's going to be great!

Well, I officially have a fund for my computer- $109. I get money for cleaning my Dad's office every week, and trimming the bush hedges every two weeks or so. Once I get back from vacation, I'll get to start entering contacts in my Dad's database; that will bring in pretty good money. Yeah, yeah, I know! Wasn't I supposed to create the database? Well, I was supposed to, but my Dad let somebody else do it. He says I waited to long to do it! What? I get $300 for doing it, why would I not immediately do it. I was waiting on him to make a list of features on the database. I kept on reminding him, but he never would.

Oh well. I need to think happy thoughts, like ice on rice. lol. I'll tell you all about my vacation once I get back. Later!

Sasser Author gets no jail time!

This is interesting, the author of the Sasser computer virus, now a eighteen year old German, has been sentenced to a year and a half of probation. This likely because when he was arrested, he was a few months short of being an . Oh yeah, he also had to do thirty hours of community service. Only thirty hours? This kid puts a virus on millions of computer and he only has to serve the community for a little over a day? I don't get it. I also don't understand why he won't get any jail time. The virus account for 25% of computer viruses in the first half of '04, and Bill Gates thought catching the author was so important that he gave away half a million dollars to two people that helped the police identify the creator of Sasser.