Mando.org Comments http://www.mando.org The Life and Times of Mando Escamilla Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:30:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.3-alpha-4 by: Son Jule http://www.mando.org/archives/2004/07/29/sock-subscription/#comments Wed, 14 Nov 2007 03:15:40 -0500 1807:93@http://www.mando.org Well Sockscriber.com pretty much has the same idea. They are great socks for the price and they are delivered to your door Free Shipping & Handling. The dispenser idea I think would be too wasteful don’t you think and who gives socks to Goodwill. I don’t know even if I was down on my luck would I take preworn socks! Check out Sockscriber.com and tell me what you think. Well Sockscriber.com pretty much has the same idea. They are great socks for the price and they are delivered to your door Free Shipping & Handling. The dispenser idea I think would be too wasteful don’t you think and who gives socks to Goodwill. I don’t know even if I was down on my luck would I take preworn socks! Check out Sockscriber.com and tell me what you think.

]]> by: Patrick http://www.mando.org/archives/2005/02/15/more-tests/#comments Mon, 04 Jun 2007 17:01:02 -0400 1791:127@http://www.mando.org It&#8217;s a bitch to get working. I managed to get it working with MTMacro plugin, but not the MTextile plugin. Not sure what went wrong&#8230; Seriously though, when the MTMacro plugin worked, it was crap highlighting. Just use &lt;pre&gt; and it does it fine&#8230; and figure a way to add your own color or don&#8217;t. It’s a bitch to get working. I managed to get it working with MTMacro plugin, but not the MTextile plugin. Not sure what went wrong… Seriously though, when the MTMacro plugin worked, it was crap highlighting. Just use <pre> and it does it fine… and figure a way to add your own color or don’t.

]]> by: Gaz http://www.mando.org/archives/2003/04/17/how-to-install-posfix-under-os-x/#comments Fri, 14 Jan 2005 14:12:26 -0500 1056:8@http://www.mando.org To be honest, I have been trying to configure postfix, from source or fink for well over 3 months now. With Mac OS X this is far too much of a pain. My previously very happy server now refuses to run anything. I think I&#8217;m going over to Ubuntu Linux. To be honest, I have been trying to configure postfix, from source or fink for well over 3 months now.

With Mac OS X this is far too much of a pain.
My previously very happy server now refuses to run anything.
I think I’m going over to Ubuntu Linux.

]]> by: Dad http://www.mando.org/archives/2004/11/22/hayley/#comments Tue, 23 Nov 2004 15:17:21 -0500 290:115@http://www.mando.org It seems that Hayley&#8217;s parents are people of faith and prayer. Your Mom and I prayed for her in the car today. Sending forth the Word of healing with hearts filled with faith for God&#8217;s power to intervene. &#8216;He sent His word and healed all our diseases&#8230;&#8217; and then the Word became flesh and dwelt among us&#8230;&#8217; We join our faith with yours. It seems that Hayley’s parents are people of faith and prayer. Your Mom and I prayed for her in the car today. Sending forth the Word of healing with hearts filled with faith for God’s power to intervene. ‘He sent His word and healed all our diseases…’ and then the Word became flesh and dwelt among us…’

We join our faith with yours.

]]> by: Dad http://www.mando.org/archives/2004/11/22/10-years/#comments Mon, 22 Nov 2004 17:30:30 -0500 289:114@http://www.mando.org :) :)

]]> by: Mari Escamilla Ybarra http://www.mando.org/archives/2004/11/08/surgery-redux/#comments Fri, 19 Nov 2004 19:43:03 -0500 285:110@http://www.mando.org Hey! I heard through the grapevine that Aiden had his tonsils removed. Welcome to our club. First, hello and how are you and your family? Well, I&#8217;m 32 now with a husband and one child, his name is Joshua Christian and he is five with no tonsils. He had them removed in July and as you all already know the most scariest day of our lives. The procedure according to the doc was quick and painless. But the recovery was another story. My Joshua hemmoridged (I think that&#8217;s the way you spell it, if not please sound it out and you&#8217;ll understand what I meant) anyways, he lost a tremendous amount of blood that he literally collapsed in my arms while he was throwing up in our toilet. Pale with blue lips and his tiny little body limp as can be. I carried him to the bed and started to yell his name so that he could respond back. He did and with attitude at that. &#8220;What!&#8221; is what he said. We called the doc and he was gone(what a suprise) so the nurse said that they did not want him in the hospital unless the blood was a bright red! Call me crazy guys but blood is blood to me no matter what shade it is. So like fools we listened and stayed with our pale child. To make a long story short we were so close to getting a blood transfusion for him, but luckly God is always listening to my prayers and his blood count started to go up with a change of his diet. No more chicken nuggets and fries for a while. You guys, if you were to see my Josh you wouldn&#8217;t think that he had gone through such a tramatic time in his little life. Thank God he is back to himself now and I rather have him running, jumping, climbing, driving me and his dad insane than to see him like I did that one horrible day of the tonsile surgery. Things will go back to normal for you guys. Please write back share your stories with us. This is my email at home. bellaybarra@yahoo.com. Well, Happy Thanksgiving to you all. Love Your Cousin, Mari Hey! I heard through the grapevine that Aiden had his tonsils removed. Welcome to our club. First, hello and how are you and your family? Well, I’m 32 now with a husband and one child, his name is Joshua Christian and he is five with no tonsils. He had them removed in July and as you all already know the most scariest day of our lives. The procedure according to the doc was quick and painless. But the recovery was another story. My Joshua hemmoridged (I think that’s the way you spell it, if not please sound it out and you’ll understand what I meant) anyways, he lost a tremendous amount of blood that he literally collapsed in my arms while he was throwing up in our toilet. Pale with blue lips and his tiny little body limp as can be. I carried him to the bed and started to yell his name so that he could respond back. He did and with attitude at that. “What!” is what he said. We called the doc and he was gone(what a suprise) so the nurse said that they did not want him in the hospital unless the blood was a bright red! Call me crazy guys but blood is blood to me no matter what shade it is. So like fools we listened and stayed with our pale child. To make a long story short we were so close to getting a blood transfusion for him, but luckly God is always listening to my prayers and his blood count started to go up with a change of his diet. No more chicken nuggets and fries for a while. You guys, if you were to see my Josh you wouldn’t think that he had gone through such a tramatic time in his little life. Thank God he is back to himself now and I rather have him running, jumping, climbing, driving me and his dad insane than to see him like I did that one horrible day of the tonsile surgery. Things will go back to normal for you guys. Please write back share your stories with us. This is my email at home. bellaybarra@yahoo.com. Well, Happy Thanksgiving to you all. Love Your Cousin, Mari

]]> by: Dad http://www.mando.org/archives/2004/11/11/game-developer/#comments Fri, 12 Nov 2004 18:32:41 -0500 265:111@http://www.mando.org Nothing about games. Much ado about sumthin&#8217;, tho. What do you think about your tomorrow? What about your two sons that carry the family name? Where do you see them in 20 years:)? What would you like to be doing in 10 years? What about God. Where is He in your picture of life? Are you abiding? What about Tracy. Are you doing everything you can to make her feel special and appreciated? Just some thoughts about what I&#8217;d like to see on your blog. I ran across the following passage from the bible yesterday and cried. Hosea 11:8 NLT &#8220;Oh, how can I give you up, Israel? How can I let you go? How can I destroy you like Admah and Zeboiim? My heart is torn within me, and my compassion overflows. 9No, I will not punish you as much as my burning anger tells me to. I will not completely destroy Israel, for I am God and not a mere mortal. I am the Holy One living among you, and I will not come to destroy. 10&#8243;For someday the people will follow the LORD. I will roar like a lion, and my people will return trembling from the west. 11Like a flock of birds, they will come from Egypt. Flying like doves, they will return from Assyria. And I will bring them home again,&#8221; says the LORD. Love, Dad Nothing about games. Much ado about sumthin’, tho.

What do you think about your tomorrow? What about your two sons that carry the family name? Where do you see them in 20 years:)?

What would you like to be doing in 10 years? What about God. Where is He in your picture of life?

Are you abiding? What about Tracy. Are you doing everything you can to make her feel special and appreciated?

Just some thoughts about what I’d like to see on your blog. I ran across the following passage from the bible yesterday and cried.

Hosea 11:8 NLT “Oh, how can I give you up, Israel? How can I let you go? How can I destroy you like Admah and Zeboiim? My heart is torn within me, and my compassion overflows. 9No, I will not punish you as much as my burning anger tells me to. I will not completely destroy Israel, for I am God and not a mere mortal. I am the Holy One living among you, and I will not come to destroy.

10″For someday the people will follow the LORD. I will roar like a lion, and my people will return trembling from the west. 11Like a flock of birds, they will come from Egypt. Flying like doves, they will return from Assyria. And I will bring them home again,” says the LORD.

Love,

Dad

]]> by: Yaya http://www.mando.org/archives/2004/10/27/nanowrimo/#comments Fri, 12 Nov 2004 18:02:25 -0500 263:104@http://www.mando.org I would read it. I would read it.

]]> by: Mando http://www.mando.org/archives/2004/11/11/game-developer/#comments Thu, 11 Nov 2004 11:23:18 -0500 261:111@http://www.mando.org Still ruminating&#8230; I&#8217;ve haven&#8217;t picked up Halo 2 yet. I&#8217;m working on a project for a friend of mine, and it&#8217;s fallen WAY behind. I told myself that I wouldn&#8217;t get Halo 2 until I&#8217;m done. I was up until 3 last night working Still ruminating…

I’ve haven’t picked up Halo 2 yet. I’m working on a project for a friend of mine, and it’s fallen WAY behind. I told myself that I wouldn’t get Halo 2 until I’m done.

I was up until 3 last night working :)

]]> by: Tony http://www.mando.org/archives/2004/11/11/game-developer/#comments Thu, 11 Nov 2004 11:19:55 -0500 260:111@http://www.mando.org Comment, comment&#8230;Rabble rabble&#8230;. That story reads like life at IBM too. It&#8217;s about time to sell everything and move to Montana and become a goat farmer. Stick to playing the games. Like Halo2. You did get Halo2, right? Comment, comment…Rabble rabble….

That story reads like life at IBM too.

It’s about time to sell everything and move to Montana and become a goat farmer.

Stick to playing the games. Like Halo2. You did get Halo2, right?

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