JawnMercernary

6/19/09

starting out the car

what I did to get the car started again.

took out air filter
placed gasoline in air filter hole
onhooked the gas out and placed gas in it
hooked up a spare battery on the pump

+ (red)

6/1/09

the kjerag walls of norway

a tall vertical mountain. When you jump off, the heat rising causes you to have more air time

syncing iCal with google calendar

To set up CalDAV support for Google Calendar in Apple's iCal, follow these steps:

Open Apple iCal, go to Preferences and then the Accounts tab.
Click on the + button to add an account.
Under Account Information, enter your Google Account username and password.
Under Server Options, add the following URL:
https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/YOUREMAIL@DOMAIN.COM/user

Replace 'youremail@domain.com' with your Google Account username.
Click Add.
Under the Delegation tab, select the calendars you'd like to add to iCal by checking the boxes next to them. You may need to hit refresh to get the latest list of calendars.
Add your email address to your Address Book card by selecting Add Email. You'll be prompted to add your email address only if your address is not already in your Address Book.

You won't be able to invite or email guests to Google Calendar events within iCal if your address is not in your Address Book.

Your Google Calendar will now appear in iCal's list of calendars, and changes you make to your Google Calendar in iCal will be reflected when you sign in to Google Calendar.

Event information will automatically refresh every five minutes. You can change this interval by opening the iCal > Preferences > Accounts menu and selecting a new refresh interval under the 'Refresh calendars' drop-down. Keep in mind you can also force a refresh by selecting a calendar and pressing the Apple and R keys at the same time.

Calendars that are checked but disabled have already been added to iCal - you can remove them from within iCal.

5/30/09

on ninjas

Seen one?! Have I ever! But not everyone can. Only the ones that have lived through a ninja attack (and there are only 3 people in the world that has lived to tell the tale). I'm not saying I lived through one, but a homeless pirate told me about it. I know, the homeless man might be crazy. But I trust his pirate instincts. They messed with his family (and awesome cat) and he will get his revenge.

Now please be careful. They are everywhere and no where. The come in many different forms.