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- Baby alligator sunning himself |
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Raw Emotion (Jul 31 2007 03:58 GMT) - My very first blog, was this little blog on Aol that did not have very many readers, and was something of a chaotic out pouring of my emotions and feelings at the time, unflitered and uneditied. Though this blog is a good deal more orginized and profressional then that one ever was, those kind of writings were very theruputic for me, and helped me deal with my mania, so I thought I would create a catagory here dedicated to my stream of concious writings. They are likely to be dark and distubring in some reguards. I feel the sorrow sweel within me and yet there is a numbness there which will not grow I try to find the asnwers but they will not come and only ecchos are in my mind trapped within the vines while am lost in the darkness |
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- AP - A trio of fast-moving wildfires threatened nearly 200 homes in western Montana on Monday, but the flames were not expected to stop thousands of people from coming to the area for a quirky food festival this week. |
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- A trampoline is a tight sheet of canvas that is attached with springs to a metal frame, and used for gymnastic springing and tumbling The springs provide a rebounding force which thrusts the jumper high in the air |
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- Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. was hospitalized after suffering a seizure, the Supreme Court announced. |
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- If her mother manages to become the first female president of the United States, Chelsea Clinton could be in a historic position: the first first child twice over. |
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Sturgis (Jul 31 2007 03:54 GMT) - Hey, Train and me are off to Sturgis tomorrow. We have to fly to Minnessota rather than ride because of all of our equiptment. We are excited! We are going to the builders breakfast, The Lichter show and party, The world motorcycle event and much more. We will be taking photos, taking video and maybe [... |
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- A small change in American legislation could allow the U.S. to buy food in Africa to feed the famished there. |
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- Apple has released an update for its pro applications today that is available through the Software Update panel in Mac OS X. The update, which weighs in at 8.3 MB for my 15-inch MacBook Pro, is accompanied with the following release note: This update improves general user interface reliability for Apple's professional applications and is recommended for all users of Final Cut Studio, Final Cut Pro, Motion, Soundtrack Pro, DVD Studio Pro, Aperture, Final Cut Express HD, Soundtrack, Logic Pro and Logic Express. I won't be installing this update on my MacBook, since I don't use any of the listed applications at this time... |
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- This morning I am enjoying a cup of tea and sitting back to watch the video of Merlin Mann's "Inbox Zero" talk from last week on the Google campus. If you deal with tons of e-mail and you need some tips and inspiration about how to tame your inbox, this is a worthwhile video to watch... I am guilty of living out of my inbox at work and sometimes at home, which is why my work e-mail account is frequently pushing the ceiling on my account size limit. Some of the tips that Merlin offers that just don't work for me: Do e-mail less - In my career, e-mail is a lifeline, and being able to respond to incoming messages is critical. |
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- I am tagging along with Natalie next week for a trip to Boston, and this weekend I am trying to figure out what I want to do while I am there. Natalie's itinerary for the National Congress of State Legislators (NCSL) conference has some good highlights - a night at Fenway Park to watch the Red Sox and a concert with the Boston Pops, to name two - but we will be in the area both before and after the conference once we arrive on a redeye flight from Seattle. Other possibilities while we are there include a road trip to Providence, Rhode Island - a town that Natalie has grown enamored with over two other trips to the East Coast for work earlier this year. Natalie and I visited Boston for about a week back in 2000, when we made a trip to the area to meet with long-distance online coworkers that we had never met before at the home offices of Lycos.com. |
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- This post is simply saving some links I have in tabs in Firefox: iPhone sync hacks (Macworld) The online mind map smackdown How often do you e-mail and RSS (Lifehacker) Digital Photography Tips from Around the Web (Digital Photography School) |
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- Tinderbox gets a full review treatment on DIY Planner. As usual, the commenters for the article mention the documentation and the perceived need for a "Tinderbox for Dummies" kind of guide. But as the review notes, the folks at Eastgate are not too eager to define how you should use their program. As a long-time Tinderbox user who still doesn't feel like his understanding about this tool goes deep enough, I can understand the trepidation. But I would urge anyone to take Tinderbox for a spin and just see how it can bend to your ways. |
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