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Text Analysis (technologies, methodologies as well as processes) -on one hand is coming out of the academic "its possible" realm...
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My vote: Someone who is there for the annoying, whiny, mopey, sad times in addition to the happy, excited, fun,...
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| 23:46:50 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: SimpleWeblog |
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It's getting cooler out and I'm sure most of us are on the prowl for a new coat or jacket. I have a good, heavy coat I bought from the Avenue a couple of years ago for when it gets...
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Proving that all is normal in the world after all, the cubs lost today. It was upsetting to me, but...
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| 23:42:17 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: SimpleWeblog |
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So, I totally fubarred my Windows installation. My HP doesn't have a recovery CD. instead, all the system and recovery...
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I think I have to watch it a second time to fully appreciate. There was no mystery in this movie. No real plot. Matrix 2 was better. We know that she will live and there will be a second volume. The action scenes are terribly long and can be even boring. Instead of making two volumes, Tarantino should have put only a single movie. You can kill five persons in three hours, can't you? If not, see El Mariachi/Desperado/Once Upon a time in Mexico. His pal Roberto Rodriguez can teach him some. I'm a bit disappointed maybe due to my great expectations. I agree that it's a tribute to Bruce Lee (or a ripoff). What I liked: - The music is great - It's visually beautiful - Uma Thurman is better than ever
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new album - a_mark_a_mission_a_brand_a_scar.. got it off P2P think still not out cost i havent found the lyrics on the main site.. all tracks sounds so good.. think this track very nice and meaningful.. "As Lovers Go" She said, "I've...
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| 22:31:31 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: First Weblog |
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More on Generics in the CLR. Jason Clark digs further into C# generics, including the niftiness of constraints and why they're so important (nicely told, Jason!). [Marquee de Sells: Chris's insight outlet]
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After getting my PowerBook back from its last repair trip and finding that they did literally nothing to address the key issue, that my hard drive was extremely flaky and needed to be replaced, I spent another week of my own time trying to gather evidence for the second attempt. I backed up and formatted my hard drive a number of times. I ran tools like Norton Utilities and DiskWarrior repeatedly, which found more issues each time I ran them. I attempted to reinstall the operating system, which failed due to disk errors. So, I finally sucked it up and sent it in once again. I was sure to express my concerns to the Genius Bar staff person, so as to ensure that things would be properly handled this time around. I am pleased to announce that they took care of everything! They replaced the hard drive and the ribbon cable that connects it to the rest of the computer. They also replaced the rubber foot which went missing during the computer's last trip to Texas. So far as I can tell, ...
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| 22:21:51 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: Lukwam.com |
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With our moving date only a week and a half away, things have been pretty busy for us. I've spent the last two weekends trying to get things packed and ready to go. So far, I've packed up all my DJ equipment and records, half of my CDs, all of my toys and puzzles, and my piano music books. That's really hardly anything, to be honest. Ugh. I have a long road ahead. I've also been spending time trying to find things NOT to pack. I've been going through furniture, computer equipment, electronics, games, clothing, etc. and figuring out what I don't use. I have gathered a gigantic pile of stuff that I don't intend to bring with me, so keep your eyes out for a big MOVING SALE post in the next couple of days (hopefully). As if closing on and moving into the condo wasn't enough stuff to worry about, also rapidly approaching is November 1st, when my company transitions from being a lab at the Whitehead Institute to being The Broad Institute at MIT. I will go from being a Whitehead employee ...
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| 22:06:58 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: Lukwam.com |
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I dream of the night robo-host voice over says: "Stay tuned for THE MOST BORING ROSE CEREMONY EVER!!!" Oh be...
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| 22:00:00 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: Tiny Boxes |
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(Theme change. Sorry I've been off the blog for a while. Lot's happening. I'll be able to say more in a couple of weeks. I'm having fun on my current project. I've been travelling quite a bit to ...)
Theme change. Sorry I've been off the blog for a while. Lot's happening. I'll be able to say more in a couple of weeks. I'm having fun on my current project. I've been travelling quite a bit to LA. It's gonna be good... My good friend JJ has left frog and is working for ascential software. We'll miss you man!
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(Theme change. Sorry I've been off the blog for a while. Lot's happening. I'll be able to say more in a couple of weeks. I'm having fun on my current project. I've been travelling quite a bit to ...)
Theme change. Sorry I've been off the blog for a while. Lot's happening. I'll be able to say more in a couple of weeks. I'm having fun on my current project. I've been travelling quite a bit to LA. It's gonna be good... My good friend JJ has left frog and is working for ascential software. We'll miss you man!
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(Theme change. Sorry I've been off the blog for a while. Lot's happening. I'll be able to say more in a couple of weeks. I'm having fun on my current project. I've been travelling quite a bit to ...)
Theme change. Sorry I've been off the blog for a while. Lot's happening. I'll be able to say more in a couple of weeks. I'm having fun on my current project. I've been travelling quite a bit to LA. It's gonna be good... My good friend JJ has left frog and is working for ascential software. We'll miss you man!
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I feel like a bit of a freak lately because all I have to talk about in my daily life...
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| 21:41:44 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: on my mind |
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Well my dispersed many, it took substantially longer to recover from the start of that journey than I could have imagined. Wondrous and transformative in the best of all possible senses. Only in bits and pieces can it be described at all. A curious combination of the first week of college and one's first visit to Burning Man.
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| 21:27:37 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: Bluvox |
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The new LISA board brings a broad range of international and industry experience to their mandate of strengthening the Association as the nexus for language technology and standards development worldwide. LISA Board Members Biographies
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My housemate noted today that the latest Spiritualized album [ironically] titled “Amazing Grace” has a picture of an extended arm on the cover. The latest...
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| 20:45:35 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: parsed |
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I just now realized that I never posted Molly's 5 month pictures, so they are now up for you to see. I am also putting up her 6 month pictures. Check 'em out in the gallery to the right!...
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I had heard that there was a huge fire in East Nashville in 1916, however I have never been able to find any info on it.
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Away 'over the pond' for a while. Spending two weeks in San Deigo, taking in all the touristy sites and...
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So this book started well, with lots of sensible thoughts like making all the source code available for download to avoid long listings in the book itself. Although as I read through there still seemed to be a fair amount...
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So I have been programming with J2ME and DOJA for a while on various Japanese Cellphones. The Japanese cellphones that do support the full MIDP/CLDC combination do not yet support the MIDP 2.0 that this book is covering, but I...
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I got a new kitten, and she is completely, absolutely adorable. She's a ragdoll mix (mixed with either tabby or Manx, we forgot to ask about this one), and she is about the cutest thing in the entire world. See?...
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Rick Klau writes about our Department of Homeland Isolation in response to a thread on Joi Ito's blog. Amen, brother. I sometimes talk with Europeans about their generation-long fight to reduce border controls. They're not sloppy. They realize that border controls are a customer service and visitors are "the customer" as much as the citizens. Failing to take the pain out of the average visitor's experience changes the customs and immigration process from one of "Welcome to our country! Enjoy your stay" to one of suspicion, hostility, and ill will. This is a numbers game; say one in a thousand people are offending in a material way. Do we need to expose all thousand to a cavity search? Clearly not. So this is about throttling down intrusion and ratcheting up smiles and helpful conduct. Free traders should be all over this, advocating for markedly less painful visitor experiences. Disney and the entire tourism industry should be up in arms. Universities should be launching student ...
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Yes, I know it's a horrible joke. But then again, I've been making them quite often today... So sue me, it was Tropical day at school. Anyway, just wanted to thank BK for the lei, it was nice of you...
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The premier trade show for Canadian Federal Government Suppliers happens every year at GTEC Week. Companies roll out their latest and greatest equipment, software and sales pitches.
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| 18:00:00 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: WATS.ca News |
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The good thing about a movie based on a John Grisham novel is that it's pretty much guaranteed to...
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| 17:38:18 October 15, 2003, Wednesday (PDT) |
Source: CineMazing |
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Could the Internet be about to lose one of its best bloggers? Let's hope it's just a temporary break in transmission as Chris Locke is one of the sharpest observers and commentators not to mention entertaining writers on the weblog circuit right now. While some agonise over exactly what a weblog is and whether having one makes you a serious writer and countless thousands of others just get on with it, Rageboy shows that it's pointless to try to define a medium by its message. Someone give the man a job, or buy his books because the blogosphere can't afford to lose such an individual voice.
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Crypto-Gram: Accidents and Security Incidents. Things go wrong because there is a malicious and intelligent adversary trying to force things to go wrong, at the very worst time, with the very worst results. The differences between attacks and accidents are intent, intelligence, and control. [Tomalak's Realm]
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