Much love to Zoho!

It's amazing what happens in times of need. Amongst the people listening to Zooomr's problems were a few willing to help. The Sun reps in Zooomr's area responded quickly. Micheal Dell personally opened a help ticket to get the old server fixed. One of the evangelists from Microsoft even offered help.

The most amazing story has to be the help that Raju and his company Zoho. They've moved Zooomr into their data center, sticking with Kristopher Tate (CTO) to get the servers relocated, and have offered a lot of help during this tough time.

I can't thank them enough.

Zooomr and it's community has become incredibly important to me (I've donated a large chunk of money I don't really have to help out) and each bit of help we receive is personal. So if there's anything we (as a community) can do to thank our benefactors?.. You just have to ask.

move your feet to the beat

I could quit and go pro...

I could just give it all up and become a professional mover I mean. That's the bulk of what I've done this week. (Well, that and take pictures.)

With the removal of all the furniture, we're again making progress on remodeling the kitchen. It was a process which I started back in July of '06.

The floor has been sitting in the family room for a good 3 months now, and should be well cured to match the humidity of the house. Cabinets arrived a few weeks ago, but this is the first week schedules will permit actual work.

Plus, Heather's office moved, and I got to go help them sort through a bazillion little boxes of greeting cards.

As an amateur, I don't get paid. But I say screw my olympic status and NCAA eligibility. I want to get paid. From now on, I don't move crap with out seeing the beer up front!