Moral-Flexibility.Net

Well, as I sit here at work madly copying and pasting the old entries into the new blog (easy to import my ass, I’d have to reinstall MT to get this done “easily”), I can’t help thinking that 2004 has been pretty good to me.

The summary of this year?

• I witnessed the birth of my Daughter Jillian Marie, and shared that moment with my darling Lisa.
• I juggled jobs, and despite having worked for three employers (at the same time no less) and still working full time at a job that drives me nuts, I feel that I’ve made some headway, and that there is some light ahead.
• My car (damaged around new years last year) was finally repaired, and looks like a shiny POS again.
• I made it to the range a minimum of once a month, often more.

Perhaps the only good thing about having the website wiped clean is that I get the chance to take care of those irritating little details that have been nagging at me for so long. So I’ve taken this opportunity to try and organize things in a more coherent manner, and even taken a chance to learn my way around WordPress.

While it seems WP suffers from the same comment spam attacks that MT is weathering, the lull should give me a chance to find my way around this thing, and maybe even tweak it a bit. For those of you that may have stopped by during the reconstruction (that is in truth still taking place), it was likely rather entertaining watching the site go through various incarnations over the course of a few hours.

We’ll see where we are at this point Friday night, when I’ve had a chance to cobble together some images, and copy my backups onto CD. Yes folks, I am spending another new years eve working, and I’ll be picking up stat pay to rebuild this site.

Could be worse, eh?

Well, with the loss of all my data by my hosting service, I have taken this opportunity to change blogging packages. We’ll see how this one works compared to MoveableType, and I hope to import the old blog entries from my backups (which I am assured is a simple process…we’ll see).

Hang tight while I try to get everything set up all nice and neat, I’m not happy about having the site “live” while in a state of flux, but there’s alot of work to be done, and I have limited resources here at work.

“Night of the Wehrmacht Zombies” (1981) directed by Joel M. Reed.
(MF Title: “Ein volk, ein reich, ein pornstar”)
Starring: Jamie Gillis, Samantha Grey, Ryan Hilliard, Ron Armstrong and Joel M. Reed.
Zombie Film Rating:

Overview: A two man team (comprised of US Army Graves Registration and German Archives staff) is killed in the mountains while investigating the wartime loss of two battalions of German and American troops. Agent Nick Monroe is dispatched to investigate, and to track down a secret chemical the American troops were believed to be in possession of. What he discovers is that, for some, the war truly never ended.

Summary: This movie opens with a two man joint American-German research team looking for evidence of missing servicemen from World War II in the German Alps. Ignoring the local legends of zombies, terrorists and so forth they find their evidence, and are subsequently killed by those non-existant zombies.

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“The Zombie Chronicles” (2001) Directed by Brad Sykes.
(MF Title: “Zombie anecdotes is more accurate…..”)
Starring: Emmy Smith, Garrett Clancy, Beverly Lynne, Mike Coen and Janet Tracy.
Zombie Film Rating:

Overview: A reporter travels to the middle of nowhere in search of rumours of supernatural events in a small town. While searching for the town she runs over an old drunkard, and he tells her all about the strange goings-on in this area.

Summary: Our film opens with a woman wandering around the countryside in her nightgown. Her stroll is interupted by zombies bursting through the floor of an abandoned building, and as she is dragged down she wakes up, having fallen asleep in her SUV. We discover that she is a reporter in search of a story about supernatural goings on in a small rural town, unfortunately she is unable to read her map and has become lost. Luckily she runs over the town drunk, and he offers to let her in on the local deep dark secrets.

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