As of today, all digicow.net websites, including digicowsoftware.com, are now being hosted on a 2-year-old Core2Duo machine rather than the aging Athlon2000+XP that they'd been on since 2003 or so. This project was supposed to be completed shortly after the construction of the machine but various technical issues delayed it until now. This should finally alleviate the recent frequent downtimes of the websites and associated services. If you notice anything weird or wrong with the site, please let me know.

The most amazing thing ever to have happened, has happened. Joss Whedon, teaming up with Neil Patrick Harris (Doogie Howser/Barney Stinson), Nathan Fillion (Malcom Reynolds/Caleb), and Felicia Day (Vi, one of the potential slayers in season 7 Buffy) to produce... Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog!

This 3-act series (about 15 minutes per part) represents Joss's master plan to overhaul the entire entertainment industry [Read the Plan], so if you're one of the ~6 billion people who believes this is important, show it!

That's right, I'm off the market permanently. The wedding took place on May 12th at Holy Cross Church in Easton, followed by a beautiful reception at the Norton Country Club.

Ok, so, not quite as major a site redesign this time around, but it was important, and I think it looks a ton better. The goal of digicow.net hasn't changed, and maybe with a better functioning site, I'll be posting more often!

Alright, so I bought a house:

Closing's on May 18th, so I'll move in sometime after that. Stay tuned for housewarming party info...

4/8 UPDATE: Signed the Purchase & Sale today!

5/22 UPDATE: Signed the papers and got the keys!

5/28 UPDATE: Now officially residing in the new house!!!

UPDATE: Housewarming party will be on August 19th!

So, to recap, I got engaged at 6:45 PM on December 17th, 2005 to Rachel Ann Croft. The wedding will be on May 12th, 2007. The ceremony will be at Holy Cross Church in Easton, followed by a reception at the Norton Country Club. The next day, Rachel and I will be departing for a week-long honeymoon to Jamaica, our first trip outside of the US (discounting Canada and a half-hour excursion into Mexico when I was 11).

So, I recently discovered an old college project that Carla and I had worked on Senior year: Nodules. It's a fun little game, a little like Tetris. I think some parts of it are broken right now, but I'll be working on it and updating it periodically. In the meantime, feel free to download it and have fun!

Nodules requires Java, which can be downloaded from Java.com

First, some photographic evidence:
April and Chloe