Pre-radio-show-sleeps were definitely not meant to happen. Had a few random phone calls tonight. It’s now 2:38am and the fire alarm is going off in my building.
I should probably go and make sure the place isn’t engulfed in flames.
Pre-radio-show-sleeps were definitely not meant to happen. Had a few random phone calls tonight. It’s now 2:38am and the fire alarm is going off in my building.
I should probably go and make sure the place isn’t engulfed in flames.
An old school friend came to visit at Black Cat tonight, having just arrived home from a 4 year trip overseas. We swapped stories of happiness, tears, laughter, disappointment, sporting injuries and drunken-antics.
I think sometimes I should stop being so absorbed in my own life and hang out with my friends a bit more.
Since when did it become acceptable to say “ep” instead of “episode”?
Lame.
Saturday night. Celebrity poker with William Shatner & Mena Suvari.
Awesome. :)
In a nutshell, Microsoft makes it difficult. Fortunately it -can- be done.
Don’t bother with any of Outlook’s “export as text/cvs” functions, importing these files is nearly impossible. Exporting as vCard is conveniently not an option. “Save As” vCard is possible, but you can only do it for one contact at a time. Lame!
Here’s the easy way to get Outlook to save a whole bunch of vCards for you:
Like I said, don’t bother with Outlook’s “export cvs/text” or “save as” functions. They’re extremely clunky and the amount of manual clean up you need to do is insane.
Next challenge… Calendar.
Update: Calendar instructions posted here.