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Archive for October 2004

learning

Posted on 10/17/2004

I think I just realized that I can’t design on the laptop. I can program, surf, and write, but I can’t design. So at some point I need to kick C off of the shuttle so I can work on two projects for him and one for me.
then again, it would help if […]

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for the HEWD people

Posted on 10/14/2004

a link to the full listing of all my conference notes, with some additional info.

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leaving rochester

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I’m in the hotel lobby, doing one last sweep of both email & blogs, and at the same time listening to KUOW. (local news from thousands of miles away!)
a bit of a headache this morning, not sure of the origin, but I’ll probably remedy it with some caffeine once we get going. (strange: […]

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know your limits

Posted on 10/13/2004

today I rented a car and drove around Rochester for a bit by myself. I got lost. twice.
it’s an interesting-looking town; I got to see Lake Ontario, the Kodak plant, lots of cemeteries, and a park where Frederick Douglass used to live. didn’t get as many photos as I’d want, because I […]

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some thoughts on the effects of wifi

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this week is the first time that I’ve had access to always-on wifi ‘net access, and while I hang out waiting to go to the airport (just to pick up a rental car, I’m not leaving until tomorrow), I thought I might muse about the experience.
it’s not good for my hands/arms, that’s for sure, at […]

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best of track: a class (year) site

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came in a bit late. 2 guys from URochester. I can see why this did so well in the reviews: they have a good presentation style, maybe one of the best I’ve seen all week.
establish unity, provide communication, basic resource.
URL sent with admittance letter. content added as needed.
first done for class of […]

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Hi! This is Elaine Nelson's site, which used to be at epersonae.com, and which is sometimes known as emergency weblog.