Archive for October 2006
links for 2006-10-24
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precisely.(tags: writing depression)
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very tasty, and reheats well too.(tags: recipes)
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whoa! mapping everything about everywhere. (politics, crime, cost of living, commute time, unemployment, etc., etc.)
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“I know people act like this place is hip, but how can it be?” — (a) I am vaguely reminded of the dear departed Temple of the Bean, for which I was insufficiently hip for a very long time and (b) this is why I like the eminently yuppified, but not starbu
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tangentially related: what if I started with her in the woods at night, instead of the morning before?(tags: writing)
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#13 was part of my regular walk to class the last two years of college. has it really been so long?
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kitchen tools
as seen on a email list
friendly software.
links for 2006-10-21
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“What are you talking about? I don’t want to plant seeds or hear about the weather, of all things. I want to be a farmer.” heh.
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planetarium for the computer. wow!
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on extending the museum experience. definitely confirmed by my personal experience at the CMT, and I guess it’s true of anything: you work somewhere for a while and you get to know things at a different level of depth. (Elizabeth: read this now!)
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“An Internet service cannot be considered truly successful until it has attracted spammers.” heh.
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fascinating. as always, visuals on maps make things more clear.
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keep an eye out for this.
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“it is time […] to go beyond fragmentary leaks unaccompanied by documents” — Daniel Ellsberg begs for someone in gov’t to leak before the next war starts, not wait until after.
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not that I really understand this, but I’m going to give it a try anyway.
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lecture by RFK Jr., taped by TVW.
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My long ranty comment is 6th one in. Ah, if only I COULD get plans for our lovely 1974 HUD house…..
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all IE7 stuff. do this on Monday!
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cool and weird. very bruce-stirling-esque.
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beautiful.
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ye gods. although I wonder if this would help me track down that weird problem with a tab on the home page.
inspired by ezra pound & radio lab
a poem from listening to the radio while taking a bath.
good, take 2
cycling makes things look a little better.
sunday scribblings: good
go the hell away.
