- 10 mi bike ride, hours at the river, 10 mi bike ride, big tom's burgers. O hell yes. #
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- @myerman not that it's not delightful in the PNW. 🙂 when it's nice here, it's mindblowing. #
- @myerman I have to warn you, we do have the dark season. (Nov-Feb generally overcast, drizzling, with early sunset, late sunrise.) in reply to myerman #
- Watching @wilw's puffy shirt. So very puffy. (TNG s1e5, I think.) #
- @olytoledo omg. Might have to stage concert with lego minifigs this weekend. 🙂 in reply to olytoledo #
- @shelleypowers no flying monkeys, but I did run across this guy…. (boingo!) http://moby.to/spe1yc #
- Also: poppies! http://moby.to/nngx1r http://moby.to/h7un34 #
- What I'm doing with my sunny Friday afternoon: designing my own miniature stonehenge. http://moby.to/3gbjsf #
- @lauras it looked to me (on android app) like most-contacted in gmail were in "suggested people" in reply to lauras #
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Twitter Digest for 2011-07-01
- going to try to clean off my desk & polish off my email before my 4-day weekend. we'll see how it goes. #
- @rogue_3 @RobRichards try it with "index.html" at the end. "Great Success ! Apache is working on your cPanel® and WHM™ Server" whoops! in reply to rogue_3 #
- @myerman shhhhh, don't tell anybody. 😉 it does take a while to get going, tho. 4th of July is notoriously prone to clouds/rain. in reply to myerman #
- @rogue_3 http://t.co/CGgLDNd (former poor farm!) in reply to rogue_3 #
- @rogue_3 have you been to mcmenamin's edgefield? (actual former sanitarium or similar iirc) in reply to rogue_3 #
- @rogue_3 I seem to recall @olybuzz & @hodgepodzaline talking about turning the old bldg into a spa yrs ago. in reply to rogue_3 #
- @shelleypowers fwiw, I still use a feed reader, I think much the same way you do. altho I do find I read quite a bit on my phone, too. in reply to shelleypowers #
- @andrea you & me both. for reals. also: you're totally worthy, never forget it. cc @dylanw in reply to andrea #
- @myerman it's 60 here in Olympia. the usual term for it is "Juneuary." supposed to be nice over the weekend, tho. in reply to myerman #
- @laurasolomon mgr can also identify people as employees without making them managers, tho am not sure if that keeps them from being mayor. in reply to laurasolomon #
- @cssquirrel agreed. (and I'm not just saying that because @dylanw said nice things about me & @andrea.) in reply to cssquirrel #
- this morning I ate the strawberries I picked last night; just rinsed & ate as-is, standing in the kitchen. they were SO GOOD. #yaySummer #
- @heyrocker JEALOUS. in reply to heyrocker #
- @dylanw thank you. More to say later, maybe. #
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Today’s Links 6/30/2011
- Lifetimes of cryptographic hash functions
- SparkleShare – Sharing work made easy
want to keep an eye on this. (no windows version yet.)
- That’s enough, Robert Hoekman | Shall Make You Odd
"Why should anyone timid or afraid they’ll be publicly humiliated as an impostor speak in a world where Hoekman lurks?" this. I have a lot to say about Dylan’s post (obvs) but can’t (yet?!) put it together coherently.
- What Does This Mean to Me, Laura? » Stop checking in
"I want you [librarians] to stop checking into your own library on Foursquare." valid comment for anyone working at a public location.
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Twitter Digest for 2011-06-30
- More strawberries from our garden! (And it looks like I missed a few that were already past eating.) http://moby.to/4i5r8h #
- @decorabilia me neither. (don't much like web video, either, come to that.) in reply to decorabilia #
- @skirtmuseum am I remembering correctly that we're Goodreads friends? I've got abt 3yrs worth of book reviews there. in reply to skirtmuseum #
- @skirtmuseum there's never just one… fiction: The Bird of the River; non-fiction: Checklist Manifesto, The Master Switch, Nothing to Envy. in reply to skirtmuseum #
- @HiredGuns oh, hm. yeah, that could be a problem. I guess just Mollom, then. in reply to HiredGuns #
- @HiredGuns no reason not to do both! in reply to HiredGuns #
- @kegill the top-down structure of Patch seems like a terrible fit with the hyperlocal concept. in reply to kegill #
- @andrea @dylanw as a gal who's pretty much poster child for Imposter Syndrome, that sort of thing makes me want to never ever write abt web. in reply to andrea #
- @andrea @dylanw no kidding. "my passive dismissal morphed into an unnerving need to edit her out of my world" wtf? in reply to andrea #
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The Rise of the Iron Moon (Jackelian, #3)
author: Stephen Hunt
name: Elaine
average rating: 3.77
book published: 2009
rating: 3
read at: 2011/06/17
date added: 2011/06/29
shelves: fiction, fantasy, steampunk, sci-fi
review:
Somewhat slow to start, but an entertaining adventure book in the same vein as the previous. Brings back a lot of characters from the earlier books, which actually is a bit frustrating having been so long since I read them. (Especially the first one, and there’s lots of characters and plot references from the first one.) All the dust-jacket descriptions focus on Purity Drake, but I actually identified with Molly as the central character. (Maybe because I vaguely remembered her role in the first book?) Great weird imagery.
The Rise of the Iron Moon (Jackelian, #3)
author: Stephen Hunt
name: Elaine
average rating: 0.0
book published: 2009
rating: 3
read at: 2011/06/17
date added: 2011/06/29
shelves: fiction, fantasy, steampunk, sci-fi
review:
Somewhat slow to start, but an entertaining adventure book in the same vein as the previous. Brings back a lot of characters from the earlier books, which actually is a bit frustrating having been so long since I read them. (Especially the first one, and there’s lots of characters and plot references from the first one.) All the dust-jacket descriptions focus on Purity Drake, but I actually identified with Molly as the central character. (Maybe because I vaguely remembered her role in the first book?) Great weird imagery.
The Rise of the Iron Moon (Jackelian #3)
author: Stephen Hunt
name: Elaine
average rating: 3.63
book published: 2009
rating: 3
read at: 2011/06/17
date added: 2011/06/29
shelves: fantasy, fiction, sci-fi, steampunk
review:
Somewhat slow to start, but an entertaining adventure book in the same vein as the previous. Brings back a lot of characters from the earlier books, which actually is a bit frustrating having been so long since I read them. (Especially the first one, and there’s lots of characters and plot references from the first one.) All the dust-jacket descriptions focus on Purity Drake, but I actually identified with Molly as the central character. (Maybe because I vaguely remembered her role in the first book?) Great weird imagery.