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- A fine spring day finds us enjoying this simple mexican style meal. We celebrated Uncle Eric's birthday yesterday at Grammy & Boppy's house. We smuggled out some of the very excellent steak from that meal. That, along with a little sofrito, are added to our standard two bean chili to make this very hearty dinner. |
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Blah blog (Apr 27 2003 23:59 GMT) - It's hitting me... I'm just not interested in blogging right now. Of course I've said it before, and always within... |
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- I inhearited a Tandy Pocket Computer PC-3 with 4k RAM from my grandfather, still with all original parts, including the manual. Let me know if you want more information. ethornes@tpims.org |
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- William Gibson says he's stopping blogging so that he can write. In an interview with Karlin Lillington for the Irish Times WG said: "If I expose things that interest or obsess me as I go along, there'd be no need to write the book. The sinews of narrative would never grow. |
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- William Gibson says he's stopping blogging so that he can write. In an interview with Karlin Lillington for the Irish Times WG said: "If I expose things that interest or obsess me as I go along, there'd be no need to write the book. The sinews of narrative would never grow. |
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- I just came across flashfanatiker.de among my referrers. It's an Actionscript blog by Holger Kohnen aka hOk and features some useful scripts and addons. Definitely worth a regular visit. |
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- Nice little showcase of work. Like Flash or not, it seems to be proving it’s value in more then a few situations. Via Jd on MX... |
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- Quite an interesting debate going on between Macromedia evangelist Sean Cornfield and .NET evangelist Jesse Ezell about what is the best platform for Rich Internet Applications: Flash Remoting or .NET. To see where it all started, read Jesse's blog about the limitations of Flash Remoting. |
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- Source: sellsbrothers.com: Windows Developer News; 4/27/2003; |
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- Graph of the SARS Epidemic You've probably all noticed the increase in media coverage about SARS. It's got the front-page headlines on msnbc.com for the last three days straight, and newsweek has an awful cover of a masked woman with eyes widened in fear, devoted to SARS. Meanwhile, the graphs don't show any increase in exponential growth. The first graph above makes scary predictions of 10 million deaths at some date, but it is making the point that that would only happen if the growth is exponential. |
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Hyperpower (Apr 27 2003 23:58 GMT) - Watching the Timberwolves frustrating defeat at the hands of the LA Lakers, I think I understand global resentment of American hyperpuissance more than ever. I'm not a Minnesota fan, but I'm also not a Lakers fan and so, naturally enough,... |
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- work with some of these people: Jonathan Postel one of a small group of computer scientists who created the Arpanet one man RFC editor for 20 years creator of the... |
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- I am so happy! I was a bit bummed a few days ago, because I thought the cheapest flight to... |
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- You know, Matrix:Reloaded better be as good as I'm hoping it will be. I hate being let down by sequels.... |
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- He's got a new sex advice column. Hilarious!... |
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- As Scott wondered a few days ago, how long can the war mongers keep their collective mouths shut about Bush's lies? Once again, my man nailed it in today's Philadelphia Inquirer. There's an awful lot of yapping going on, but... |
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- As Scott wondered a few days ago, how long can the war mongers keep their collective mouths shut about Bush's lies? Once again, my man nailed it in today's Philadelphia Inquirer. There's an awful lot of yapping going on, but... |
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- As Scott wondered a few days ago, how long can the war mongers keep their collective mouths shut about Bush's lies? Once again, my man nailed it in today's Philadelphia Inquirer. There's an awful lot of yapping going on, but... |
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- Opera's small-screen rendering browser technology is on SonyEricsson P800 handsets. But just hit Shift-F11 in your desktop Opera browser to see how it will interpret your website (and discover that you need to redesign your templates to be more multi-format-friendly). |
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- Opera's small-screen rendering browser technology is on SonyEricsson P800 handsets. But just hit Shift-F11 in your desktop Opera browser to see how it will interpret your website (and discover that you need to redesign your templates to be more multi-format-friendly). |
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- I got to go to the grocery store without the wife today. That always means a few new disccoveries that... |
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MTEntries (Apr 27 2003 23:55 GMT) - At last and alack, the promised entry on the <MTEntries> placeholder. A good thing to spend an entire entry on: not only is this a crucially important placeholder, its usage ties together most of what I’ |
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MTEntries (Apr 27 2003 23:55 GMT) - At last and alack, the promised entry on the <MTEntries> placeholder. A good thing to spend an entire entry on: not only is this a crucially important placeholder, its usage ties together most of what I’ |
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- Shaquille O'Neal had 34 points, 23 rebounds and six assists as the three-time defending N.B.A. champions rallied for a 102-97 victory over Minnesota. By The Associated Press. |
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Mr Move-it (Apr 27 2003 23:54 GMT) - Watch this little man move your browser window around. [Via Idle Type]... |
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- Those of you wondering where DevMX is. I knew that we would be physically relocating servers sometime soon, but I didn't know exactly when. I thought we were going to give a public heads up notice to people, but it looks like we didn't. I contacted Dennis to ask him what the scoop is. The server is in Texas at the moment (it shipped from North Carolina), so Dennis does have the box. |
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- Pope John Paul has made a saint of Marco d'Aviano, a monk credited with inventing cappucino, that wonderful stuff named... |
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- outre: Dictionary.com Word of the Day. outre [Dictionary.com Word of the Day] 5: |
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- Some tutorials that caught my eye during last week. (81 Words) |
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