Ariella | Derek | Photography
Ariella turns 1
Here’s a couple photos from Ariella’s birthday party. I took close to 200, so there very well may be a few more posted in the future. 🙂
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We happened to be at a friend’s house with a pool over the weekend, and Ariella loved it! She splashed with great zeal. Here’s a few cute photos:
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Nick Tahou’s transformation
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There’s a changing of the guard at an iconic Rochester restaurant. This week, Nick Tahou’s II (the Lyell Ave location) was rechristened “Steve T. Hots and Potatoes”. The change reflects a branching off in the Tahou’s family tree between the two locations. Nick Tahou’s father, Alexander, opened the original location on West Main Street in…
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100 geocaches
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The Real Brierwood Plaza
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Revertionism
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Egoless programming
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Phigment turned me on to a new site – CodingHorror.com. I especially like this post on Egoless Programming: 1. Understand and accept that you will make mistakes. 2. You are not your code. 3. No matter how much “karate” you know, someone else will always know more. 4. Don’t rewrite code without consultation. 5. Treat…
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Beautiful shots of beautiful people!!