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(tags: recipes)
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weird 6 degrees moment. I was watching Veronica Mars, and I keep thinking, Cliff looks really familiar. so I did some hunting, and I’m 98% sure that he’s my friend’s ex-boyfriend’s brother.
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(tags: recipes)
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Place the cut side down on a large cookie sheet, and bake at 350°F for one hour or until fork tender.(tags: recipes)
links for 2006-10-14
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a 3-speed would be no good in Oly, alas, although it’s a very cute bike. skirt guard, though…I wonder if I could find one to put on my Townie?(tags: bicycling)
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ah, there we go! (I love riding in my long brown knit skirt, but it did get caught in the rear brakes yesterday.) this weekend I want to give my bike a tuneup, reinstall the rear fender, etc….
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for work.
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I have half a dozen sugar pumkins sitting on my patio right now, that grew in my garden! I’m so excited!(tags: recipes)
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gradual improvement. strong correlation to CBT, as far as I can tell.
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what an incredibly awesome story. should be used in jr. high english classes.
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very, very cool. but I would love to have color-coded categories. (playing with a personal history now; thinking about applying to my novel also.)
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blank graph paper, calendars, etc.(tags: gaming productivity)
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whoa. it looks like I get $100-200/mo in value from the library. hot damn!(tags: society)
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try this again on monday, when my head isn’t THROBBING. (hopefully)(tags: .net)
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file under “things I don’t talk about much”
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“as Pasadena, CA, has done to revitalize its Old Pasadena shopping district” — huh? no kidding. also, good ideas here.
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weird and grim, but also possibly useful for my scifi novel.
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“We determine what to publish almost entirely based on a very sophisticated research system.” — their technique for grilled cheese rocked my world.(tags: food)
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truly truly fscked up. (unpublished author shudders with dismay)
bad instinct
“Go with the gut.”
The problem with that, when one is depressed, is that the gut is very busy giving very bad advice.
When I am depressed, my gut instinct is to run away or hide, one way or another. Go to bed. Don’t talk to anybody. Disappear into food, TV or the intarwebs. Avoid, avoid, avoid.
So it takes (a) chemical assistance along with (b) an extreme effort to do what actually needs to be done. Whatever that is.
(I don’t know what prompted that train of thought, only that it came to me as I was cycling home, and that it felt like something that needed to be shared.)
links for 2006-10-13
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(tags: php to-install)
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omg.
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that would actually work really well with my vampire teeth…. do I have enough time to get my act together?
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add tags to everything! (has anybody used “graffiti” for a web2.0 app yet?)
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“In what seems like a miraculous coincidence, a standard LED fits exactly into the head of a Lego minifigure.” cue theremin.
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I’d like to try that. 2007, anyone?
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births, deaths, and CO2 emissions. (most active: us, india, china.)
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“Early acquisition of skills — which is often what we mean by precocity — may thus be a misleading indicator of later success” in some ways, the angst of expectations contributed to many of my bouts of depression, particularly earlier in my life.
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I have a dinky keyboard without a numpad at work, which all the IT guys make fun of, but it keeps my mousing arm in closer to my torso, which helps immensely.
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the intranet homepage: put it out of its misery with a shotgun. (not that I have an opinion or anything….)(tags: information_architecture intranet)
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involves taking multiple images of the same thing. try this in the garden?(tags: photography to-do)
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“Trial by fire” — I took a look at some other poems off of this week’s poetry thursday prompt. some good stuff!(tags: writing)
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“the fact is, I have always dreamed of sand”(tags: writing)
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“Did you know that leaves/don’t fall, but are pushed”(tags: writing)
poetry thursday: news
I’m glad
(again)
(still)
that we don’t have television
early morning
in the dark
radio on the counter
while I wash dishes
and that’s bad enough
thank you
plan my next novel!
I’m going to do NaNoWriMo again this year, and in a personal first, I’m not going to dedicate it to working on my long-suffering scifi novel. I’m going to be true to the spirit of the thing and write something entirely new, starting on November 1, 2006 and ($DEITY willing) finishing on November 30.
Here’s the thing…I have no idea what I want to write about, or even what genre I want to write in.
What do you think I should do? Suggestions for genre, plot, characters, etc. all welcome.
(FYI: I was a mystery buff as a teenager, enjoy most science fiction, read very little “literary fiction” but a LOT of nonfiction, and apparently have some sort of weird gift for writing high fantasy.)
links for 2006-10-12
links for 2006-10-11
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I think this is all I want to post about that. I just find the behind-the-scenes journalism stuff interesting.(tags: politics)
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“Yes, did we mention Google is insane? Consider this seriously.” I ::heart:: Valleywag.
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fsck that. I need to start working on shifting the whole house to Linux/Mac, then.(tags: misc_tech)
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“Nothing says ‘I am ashamed of you my government’ more than ‘Stewart/Colbert ’08” ::sigh::
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“Babies who were born malformed or too small or just blue and not breathing well were listed as stillborn, placed out of sight, and left to die.” That happened to a great-uncle of mine, which is also when my great-grandmother died. (All 3 of us girls wer
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die, ants, die!
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includes painting tips!
site updates
A few minor improvements made over the last few days, mostly under the hood:
- Atom feed has been upgraded to 1.0.
- Atom feeds now available for full entries (let’s call it a wedding present for Meri) and comments.
- All three of those are auto-discoverable and linked from the “subscribe” page.
- I added a “more” page with some basic information about me & this site, and I fleshed out the comment policy.
- Fixed the template to display pages properly.
I think that’s it.
links for 2006-10-10
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lots to look at here!
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a whole ton of them.(tags: recipes)
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full length music, appears to be all classical
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oh, hey, another good resource.(tags: recipes)
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don’t know what I want to read yet.
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for photo-quality (300 ppi) prints(tags: photography)
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OMG. I’ve been frustrated with the default behavior for ctrl-z for so very long….
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among other things, a nice assembly of recent articles.