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Monthly Archives: April 2008
The Weekend is Here
It’s been a good week. I rode my bike to work three times, only missing a day because I had no way to carry my rock climbing stuff with me on Thursday. The first day of riding nearly killed me, … Continue reading
Posted in Media
Tagged bike, camera, exercise, health, live music, photo, The Most Serene Republic, Wintersleep
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Maybe I Should Buy a Segway
The sun has starting to shine here on occasion, so I figure I should start getting active again. The only real exercise I’ve had this winter has been spending a night in the climbing gym once a week and walking … Continue reading
Shared Links for April 7th
Shared items from my Internet travels: SoapBoxxer – What’s Your Opinion? Interesting new social website. A question is posted, people choose whether they agree or disagree, and then it’s discussed in the comments. Baidu Loves Barack Chinese search engine, Baidu, … Continue reading
Posted in Ponderings, Technology
Tagged application, chat, creationism, Dawkins, free, obama, opinion, SearchEngine, social
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Shared Links for April 6th
Shared items from my RSS reader: The Graveyard: A Tale of Tales Five minute computer game. Walk through a graveyard to a bench, listen to a nice song, and walk out again. More of an art piece than a game. … Continue reading
Posted in Media
Tagged art, courses, education, free, games, howto, lifehacks, university
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Reading List 2008 Update
March Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut This is my first Vonnegut book, and I’ll definitely be picking up his others. He’s hilarious, mad, politically incorrect, and bursting with ideas. This book primarily follows Kilgore Trout, an aging writer, and … Continue reading
Posted in Wordage
Tagged book, Christopher Moore, Harry Potter, J. K. Rowling, Kurt Vonnegut, Laurell Hamilton, reading list, review
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The Ultimate Writing Productivity Resource
Lifehack.org posted this the other day, and I thought a few of you might find it useful. It’s the Ultimate Writing Productivity Resource, and while calling it the ultimate resource is more than a stretch, there were a few interesting … Continue reading