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beach rescues

2009-07-28T13:38:31Z

Came across this article, thought it was pretty interesting.
http://www.wtoc.com/Global/story.asp?S=10793438&Call=Email&Format=HTML

Christmas in Savannah

2009-10-28T10:11:26Z

I was wondering what Christmas in Savannah is like? Are there annual events? Is there a place I can go to find out more?

Bark Busters

2009-06-04T09:03:03Z

Has anyone ever used Bark Busters dog training? We have them coming on Sunday and wanted to get opinions.

garden

2009-06-16T15:05:02Z

i want to plant a veggie garden… can anyone recommend any veggies that grow well here?

Hey what you think..??

2009-12-16T01:17:43Z

Hey all,

What you are going gift to the childs on this Christmas, I am thinking about new games DVD to all child of my nearer school.
What about you..?

introduction

2010-01-22T13:10:32Z

Hello all, I’m Kyle Cunningham and I suppose I’m just a nerd who enjoys tinkering with things. It all started with learning HTML (who could have thought that a markup language could bury me so deep ) and I have continued from there learning everything that I can about computers. I suppose my love affair with open source started in 8th grade when I heard about Linux on The Screensavers an interesting little technology show on TechTV. Then about two years ago I decided to go for using Linux and first used Ubuntu 5.04, and thus my journey began. Now on my laptop I’m running a nice upgraded version of Ubuntu 7.04 and my desktop has Suse 10.2 on it (by the way, KDE is where it’s at ). I enjoy being able to try out cool new things, like KDE4 and rockbox on my iRiver H320. Linux has allowed me the freedom to understand computers better and to experiment and change things, I greatly enjoy the freedom that open source software has given me. I’ve never worked on Drupal but somehow magically stumbled upon it when I heard that the Summer of Code was getting going. So far it’s been really awesome working with Drupal people and I even managed to e-mail Dries without knowing that he was the project lead .

I’m currently wasting time studying abroad at the Ollscoil na héireann, Gaillimh (National University of Ireland, Galway) and enjoying learning about embedded systems and drinking (Guinness is beautiful ). Studying and living in a different country has been an interesting experience and it really couldn’t be traded for anything. Before that, I was going to the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology but I decided to transfer to the University of Minnesota. I decided in going to college that I was going to learn everything I could about computers so I decided to major in computer science and computer engineering.

I have a bunch of strange diverse interests. I enjoy watching anime, even though plenty of people think that it’s for kids, it’s really philosophical and interesting (Cowboy Bebop is awesome ). I also enjoy the martial arts, lately it has been Muay Thai boxing, I guess part of me enjoys pain. I also love video games and have been playing them since I was young. I started with games like Red Alert, Total Annihilation, Diablo and Team Fortress. I have since progressed to UT2K4 and Day of Defeat and would be happy to take you bastards on (I suppose I’m a first person shooter guru). I also enjoy going to restaurants at 2 in the morning and hanging out with my friends (most of whom are just as crazy as I am). Maybe more than anything I just enjoy sitting by a river a listening to the water flow by as I lose myself in the sounds around me.

I also enjoy a strange mix of music. Lately it has been Scandinavian death metal (Children of Bodom) mixed with video game music and underground rap.

My screen name comes from the awesome movie Citizen Kane. It’s unfortunately more common than I would like so I’ve had a number of other screen names, I suppose the one I use for gaming is “Death to the Infidels”.

who are you a fan?

2009-12-17T08:22:45Z

i am fan of Drake Bell afcorseTongue lol, Push Play,the jonas brothers,Dean,
Enrique Iglesias,Justin Timberlake,Zac Efron, Jesse McCartney,...

What was the frist game you ever played?

2009-12-17T03:56:07Z

For me it was pong on a computer with a 5 inch green screen built right into the computer and a drive bay just as big as the computer to read the disks like a floppy but bigger and thin

Pong frist second was frogger.. on the same green screen computer..

Line Dancing in Savannah?

2009-12-03T09:46:58Z

Key to Savannah member Marcie asked where to find country line dancing in Savannah. Here’s the info I found, but maybe some of you guys have some suggestions? Here’s a copy of my email to Marcie:

“Hi Marcie,

I did a little research, and so far this is the only active looking line dancing we could find in the Savannah area. I retrieved this information from http://usadancesavannah.org/ which looked to be recently updated. Here’s the info copied from their page:

“Dancing at Doubles Lounge
The Holiday Inn/Midtown in Doubles Lounge (7100 Abercorn Street) Monday: FREE dance lessons 6:30 to 7:30 PM; the lessons vary each week. Social dancing begins at 7:30 with all type of music formats (shag, swing, cha cha, line dance, etc.). Can be reach at 912-398-8784.”

Keep in mind that these are lessons. However, I also found this list of people in the Savannah area who are interested in line dancing (http://linedancing.meetup.com/cities/us/ga/savannah/), so maybe you guys could start up a group. If you do, or if you find a line dancing venue, submit the dates you meet to our events calendar and we’ll let others know for future reference!”

Looking to meet new and interesting people!

2009-07-08T17:51:14Z

Hello! I have just recently moved to the Savannah area and I am looking to meet some new friends. I have never really been outgoing so going to a club or bar and starting up a conversation really isn’t my style. I am 26 and would like to meet some people around my age. Any direction would be much appreciated! Whether it be a website or a local meeting area. Thanks so much!