Jeffrey Vanneste

Getting married:
Yes, it's hard to believe but I'm getting married in June 2006. When I first got Rachel's phone number I had to wait until she was drunk. When we went to Cuba around Christmas I popped the question and this time she was sober.

New job:
I start my new job at Point2 starting March 14, 2005. I can't wait to start.

Projects:
I have a couple projects on the go at the moment. I'm still working on a PHP board game but I stopped working on the Carcassonne version. Maybe I'll go back to it in some time. I've also been working on my next Bunnyhug Software game but I keep getting side tracked with playing with the new VS2005 Express.

My friend Sean finally finished his classical short animation film Grape Scented. My fiancé (yes I got engaged) does one of the voices and my old roommate Devin does the voice for the alien.
So, take a couple minutes out of your day and watch his film. Be sure to leave him some feedback. See if you can catch all the Star Wars references.

My roommate Dustin is always trying to push mouse gestures on me. I always thought they were a waste of my time and I would go out of my way to turn them off in Maxthon. Well, I finally caved in and started using a couple in Maxthon and I love it.

I just started with the basic ones like: left to go back and right to go forward. It quickly grew to down for page down and up for page up. Then I wanted to be able to scroll to the top and bottom of the page. I started becoming so used to be able to scroll down with gestures that when I was in any other application (mainly Visual Studio) I would end up trying to do gestures a couple times before realizing that I couldn't in non-Maxthon applications. Enter Stroke It a free mouse gesture application.

With Stroke It I can have mouse gestures in any application. It's really easy to setup and supports a lot of different gestures out of the box. You can even create your own gestures and teach Stroke It how you draw other ones. I recommend checking out the Stroke It documentation for some quick tips and how to create new applications, commands and gestures.