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I'm now living in Mexico
I've put up a couple of blog postings about Mexico here and here. There's more on the way. A Joomla K2 component
This is for owners of sites built around the Joomla K2 component, and want visitors to be able to post comments, but not have to register with the site to do so.
This component uses Ajax, and the vote count is updated immediately. This component, unfortunately, requires a patch to the K2 core. A patch file for version 2.5 of K2 is provided. Updated for Joomla 2.5 on Feb. 11, 2012. Click here to download the component. I contributed a Joomla module
 It's mod_thiscategory. What it does is, when you display an individual Joomla article, it displays the titles and links to other articles in the same category. To see it in action, click here or here.
To download the module, click here.
A plaque from the Western Canada Wilderness Committee
Columbine was eight years ago
 I graduated from Virginia Tech in 1972. Yes, I have registered some opinions in my blog about why so little has changed since the Columbine massacre in 1999.
The New Westminster Tennis Club
 I was the President of the New Westminster Tennis Club, the second-oldest tennis club in British Columbia, during 2006 and 2007.
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I retired in February, 2012, and now live in Guanajuato, in Mexico's central highlands. You can read all about the place in 
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A recognition from the Western Canada Wilderness Committee for 18 years as a Director, at the Annual General Meeting on December 6, 2008. That's Mike Gildersleeve on the on the right. Photo by Paul Morgan.