Graham
Photos, stories, and news from Graham Miln.
A better source of SSL certificates
Thus, I was delighted to find StartSSL’s offerings. The prices are good and the service has been great.
Chinese New Year - 2010 Year of the Tiger
Today saw the Chinese New Year celebrated in Melbourne. Megan and I found ourselves in the crowds watching the performers and doing our best to keep out of the exploding fire cracker debris.
Happy Australia Day
26th January is Australia Day; Australia’s national day. Megan and I spent the day out and about exploring various events around the city. We stumbled upon entertainers and entertainment in most of the city parks we visited.
New Year's Eve 2009/2010 Fireworks Over Melbourne
Megan and I ventured out to Docklands, Melbourne, Australia, for the New Year’s Eve fireworks.
Gingerbread Snowflakes
We made gingerbread snowflakes this afternoon. Quick, easy, and fun. Making gingerbread biscuits in the shape of snowflakes is set to become a family Christmas tradition.
Charlie and Rebecca's Wedding Celebration
Embedded below is a film showing a little of Charlie and Rebecca’s wedding celebration. Charlie’s family is Lebanese, and the celebrations followed Lebanese traditions.
Homemade bread makes me happy
A single loaf tended to get me through a week’s worth of lunches. I was single then, but even with two of us a dense loaf is enough for our working day lunches.
Now available in a bookstore near you
All three of DssW’s Mac energy saving products appear in Joe Hutsko’s latest book: Green Gadgets for Dummies.
Hello Snow Leopard, Good Bye Panther
DssW launched an update to Power Manager today. This update improves a couple of bits and pieces, but nothing too significant has changed.
Finding a Civil Celebrant in Australia
To make our search easier, I cobbled together a map of civil celebrants in Australia, organised by state. The link above leads through to a mash-up of celebrant listings from the Australian Government’s web site and Google Maps.