So I went to lego.com hoping to find a published parts list for the set. Unfortunately, LEGO does not publish a parts list with quantities. They do have a list of replacement parts though. You’ll have to put your age in and then use set 21200 to see them.

So with the above list of pieces, Guy and I figured out the quantities to put our set back in order.

• Quantity 8 – Brick 1×2 (3004)
  • White
  • Bright Red
  • Bright Blue
  • Bright Yellow
  • Black
  • Dark Green
• Quantity 6 – Brick 1×1 (3005)
  • White
  • Bright Red
  • Bright Blue
  • Bright Yellow
  • Black
  • Dark Green
• Quantity 2 – Brick 1×6 (3009)
  • White
  • Bright Red
  • Bright Blue
  • Bright Yellow
  • Black
  • Dark Green
• Quantity 4 – Brick 1×4 (3010)
• White
• Bright Red
• Bright Blue
• Bright Yellow
• Black
• Dark Green
• Quantity 4 – Brick 1×3 (3622)
  • White
  • Bright Red
  • Bright Blue
  • Bright Yellow
  • Black
  • Dark Green

Usage:

YMMV, but this is what has worked for me.

1. Starting with no accounts on the phone.
2. Add a new Gmail account (this is for your email, I don’t sync contacts)
3. Add a new Exchange account (this is for your calendar).
4. Open Calendar and validate that it is pulling down your primary calendar. Close calendar.
5. Follow these instructions from Google.
   1. I had multiple “devices” listed, and chose the device that had the most current “Last sync” date/time.
6. Close Safari
7. Open Settings
8. Open Mail, Contacts, Calendars
   1. Open Fetch New Data
   1. Turn Push On
   2. Open Advanced
      1. Set your Calendars to Push
9. Close Settings
10. Open Calendar and wait for it to sync
    1. I had to force quit calendar from the “running” programs dock and then re-open calendar before it would start to sync with the new settings.

one thing that so far has surprised me is at&t’s cellular coverage. I was not expecting it to be so good. what shocked me was that I am getting better coverage now than I was with sprint. granted I have only stayed in the city, but for my day-to-day usage this is a big positive. data speed has been okay and I only hope that it gets better once Omaha goes 3g.

• i do not travel for work anymore, so coverage is not as big an issue as it was
• my sprint contract is up, and i can keep my number
• i no longer call anyone that is on sprint, other than amy
• i have had “issues” with sprint customer support
• at&t and verizon have better coverage at the in-laws
• iphone 3g is at at&t

at&t has said they are upgrading omaha to 3g before the end of the year, which “should” help with their coverage around here.

so today, i stopped by the at&t store and “reserved” my iphone and did all the preliminary “paperwork”. i will get everything switched over on friday.

i am not converting the family completely over, amy’s and the “home” phone contracts are not over until february. if all goes well with my conversion, we will move both of them at that time. if not i guess she can be a guinea pig with verizon.

i have aspirations of sharing our printer through it as well as picking up a raid 1 array for the household backups, but will need to get the home network “ironed” out first. if you have do’s/don’t around this please clue me in.

ssh into your account and create a directory to store all of the sources:

next download the sources for subversion:

untar and extract the sources:

lets start with getting the dependencies configured, built and then installed:

now configure, build and install subversion:

now edit your .bash_profile in the $HOME directory and replace:

with:

and save the file. now either “source .bash_profile” or logout and then back in.

verify subversion is working:

and should see something similar to:

the following sites helped get everything installed, unfortunately none of them worked out of the box for me: site 1, site 2, site 3

- the way to go
- go basics
- teach yourself go
- learn to play go
- go for beginners

i hope that one or all of these will start me on the right path learning this game. i’ve also played a couple games on kgs and was very humbled. if you see me on kgs, ask me (legobuff) to play, but please realize i am new to this so do not expect a challenge.

these have made it to my applications folder:
adium, appdelete, coconutwifi, colloquy, ffmpegx, flip4mac, google earth, gpsbabel+, growltunes, istumbler, magic number machine, mainmenu, mindnode, neooffice, sketchup, skype, vlc, xact

and these are in my preferences:
busysync, divx, geektool, growl, smartsleep

what am i missing?