Nehemiah 3 shows an impressive feat of people working together to accomplish a huge task in a short amount of time.  The task: rebuild the wall of Jerusalem.  The time it took: 52 days.  Many people from many different areas in society formed a single team and they got the job done.

From the study on YouVersion.com about Unquestionable Character:

When trying to run a standalone install of ASP.NET MVC 2 RTM on Windows 2003 Std x64 SP2 I ran into a problem where the install would fail but the installer reported nothing useful as an error.  [As soon as I can replicate this again I'll post a screenshot of the aforementioned useless error].

For anyone who is left to wallow in the suck that is legacy VB6 programming, like I am, hopefully this will be of help to you.

I recently switched to a new machine at which point I pulled down all of the source code from our Mercurial repositories so I could start working.  One of these projects is an old VB6 app that I wrote (and would deperately love to port to .NET).  Not a problem, I thought.  All of the changes were pushed to the central repository prior to me switching machines so everything should be great.

"Dad!  Who goes first tonight?", came the shout from the living room.  It was time to brush teeth before bed.  Often we play "the number game" in order to determine who goes first - pick a number from 1 to 15, closest gets to go last.

More for my own reference than anything, but if you find it useful then hey...  The list will grow as I finish things.

When Brennan was about 6 years old I switched him over to saying "big boy prayers" at night.  Our standard bedtime prayer was the classic "Now I lay me..." but I wanted to start teaching him how to pray based on the model Jesus laid out in the Lord's Prayer.