Greetings and happy holidays to all of our family and friends. Welcome to year 2 of our annual holiday newsletter. It’s been quite a year for us Bernharts, and we’re looking forward to it finishing up so we can get started on next year.
To keep you all up to speed on the happenings in our lives, below you’ll find a quick list of significant events in our past year. After that you’ll find a slideshow of photos of us taken throughout the holidays.
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Here’s a quick slideshow of this years Halloween photos. Not too many of them, but I wanted to test out this new slideshow tool I’ve discovered. (continue to see the photos) Read the rest of this entry »
Wooooo hoooo!! If you think scooting around, or even crawling is a good way to get around… you’ve got to try walking. It’s the best. I’ve been trying really hard to do it, and the other night I finally think I’ve got it figured out. I can go back and forth between my mom and dad. It’s so fun, I don’t want to stop. I’ll just keep going back and forth, sometimes I’ll just go around in a circle for a while. My dad took some video of me when I was really walking good, I mean more than just 3 or 4 steps. Now, if only I was tall enough to reach those cookies in the pantry! Read the rest of this entry »
I’ve taken a side job for some extra cash, which involves some web development work, including MS SQL database stuff. Up until now, I’ve only worked on SQL databases that I have complete administrative access to… i.e., they are steps away from me and I’ve set them up personally. This means that I’m very comfortable with importing, exporting, backing up, restoring, etc…. up until this project.
Here’s the scenario: I have a .BAK file of the database that was hosted on a MSSQL Server 2005 at my previous employers data-center. I need to re-create that database on a hosted MS SQL Server 2005 system at GoDaddy.com. No worries, I thought. I will just create my new database, do a manual back up of it. Then restore it and point it to my .BAK file from the previous server. That concept is old-hat to me, as I’ve done it countless times… Read the rest of this entry »
OK, here we go. Some photos and video of our camping trip to Carlsbad State Beach. I’ve picked out some of my favorites, but you can see the lot of them here on flickr.com.
Here are Lauren and Jordyn getting some rides on the surfboard.
Both of them did really well! I had to jump up over each wave with my camera in-hand… trying to keep it from getting splashed since I was up to my belly in the water.
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