Yep, one residence didn't suffice, so we had to go out and buy a house. It looks pretty much like downtown Fallujah right now, but we're trying to make it inhabitable before moving in. I've uploaded some pictures, so the reader can bear witness to this gruesome process unfolding: click for grizzly images!.

In the attached picture you can see Hannibal dominating the carpet we are about to throw out.

edit: and 2 weeks later, we see a bit of progress.

In the process of coding a spare time project, friendsBoard (an ajax chat tool), I wanted a better, cleaner way to deal with reads and writes to the database. SQL code in the frontend scripts, or template layer, is a recipe for disaster. The solution I created, called Sql2Object, hides all sql code away in a base php class. Other classes extend this base class, while providing information about which table they should represent. When objects are instantiated from this child they each represent a row from the table in question, with the columns being represented by properties on the object. Sounds weird? It really isn't - it's more intuitive than representing table data as an array, in my opinion.

Her er så billederne fra vores fantastiske begynderholds afslutningsstævne, den 19/06-07 hos Dansk Agility Forening - København.

Vi må desværre erkende at hvad angår fotografering, så er vi endnu ikke helt proffesionelle, derfor er der desværre en del uklare billeder med støj og andre små ærgelige detaljer. Men i ved hvad man siger, dårlige billeder er bedre end ingen billeder! ;) Og vi stopper ikke med at tage billeder af de skønne agilityhunde lige forløbig, så en eller anden dag begynder der forhåbentlig at dumpe nogle 1. klasses billeder ind på siden her. ;)

Vi takker mange gange for en hyggelig formiddag, og håber i kan finde nogle billeder i kan bruge. (I må kopiere og bruge billederne lige så tosset i vil, men selvfølglig kun dem fra agility)
Se galleriet med alle billederne (600x402) (hvis i vil gemme et enkelt billede, så højre-klik og vælg 'gem som')
Hent alle billederne som zip fil (1024x685, 28MB)

Hilsen Ann-Mai, Mikkel & Hannibal