Archive for September 2006
happy weekend
D&D, painting, Farmer’s Market, and “ahnt-face!”
links for 2006-09-24
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nummy. it must be fall, then. maybe tomorrow I’ll ride down to the market & buy some apples….(tags: recipes)
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getting all my bookmarks set for today’s game….
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etc.
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take a look at this…later
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Turn Or Rebuke Undead (reminder: feat of Improved Unturning allows turning 1 level higher)
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like Flor, but with linoleum tile! (or something similar)
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“Despite the odd timbre of the word _moist_, it is entirely apropos in describing Olympia”
links for 2006-09-23
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“Hiding in my husks the best/secrets, all the precious poems in narrow/passages” — what a great poem!(tags: writing)
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kewl. more stuff to make my mda more useful!
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no need for it right now, but you never know.(tags: php)
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“it makes more sense to look at the processing and handling of pre-packaged greens in general” — from the guy who used to own the company at the center of the current contretemps.
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“One thing has become clear during this controversy: Very few people, including so-called experts, understand the difference between manure and compost.” oh, and if you haven’t, go read The Omnivore’s Dilemma. (but not while in the grocery store, which I
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“When cows were switched from a grain diet to hay for only five days, [E. coli] O157 declined 1,000-fold.”
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“Stoplight will automatically quit a program when the last window is closed.” aha! (C has ranted about this at length.)
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heh.
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although it’s still pretty easy to do this directly in Word, this is useful for existing pages.
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some of the entrances/exits on the north end of the trail are pretty awful, even for a non-disabled cyclist on a (relatively) normal bike.
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“One nasty morning Comrade Stalin discovered that his favorite pipe was missing.” — sad and scary.
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the life of the author as poet thus far, as told in poetry. title suggestions and a factual correction/confirmation welcome.
links for 2006-09-22
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highly recommended; a very simple-looking (but durable!) garden tool.
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“Unlike almost any other industry, in higher ed we have a substantial number of customers who are happier if the product is shoddy, or not delivered at all.*” — his writing is always top-notch, but this one is fascinating. good comments, too.
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“The appeal of such a mode of discourse to any vice-blighted age is understandable […]” — warning: ends on an intensely depressing note.
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‘I’m “Ready for Some Stories”’ — kinda femme, but no less useful for that.(tags: blogosphere)
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hm. (intranet thing)
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“you will be familiar with Jukka’s irascible style (rather reminiscent of my own, in fact)” — heh. it actually sounds fascinating, although probably not $54 worth of fascinating.
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“And to make matters worse, our ever-wise government has told us to eat no fresh spinach at all.” — no permalink, alas. but he’s entirely right. hie ye to the farmer’s market!
