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Well-thought out but only time will tell.
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Handy quick page of what is tax deductible for a small, freelance business.
[2006/12/13]
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Chris posted a photo of me.
[2006/12/12]
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Simple chart to convert mm to standard ring sizes.
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Another, more complex and wide-ranging chart comparing ring sizes to different measurement systems.
[2006/12/11]
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A very handy (and free) application to just rotate quicktimes movies.
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Send them a sample of a favorite color and the reformulate it custom for you. Wow.
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For the Finns next time I visit.
[2006/12/10]
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Very interesting. In short, the question is wether the amendment protects the right or everyone to bear arms or just of those in a well-organized militia.
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Integrated with iTunes, it is a playlist creation tool; analyzes BPM. Great looking UI.
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Maybe the Wii is a much bigger deal than we realize? It certainly seems to be ushering in a whole new kind of video game play, one in which people get sweaty, phyiscally tired, and just plain bounce around. Another fascinating example of the importance of
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A knot to remember how to tie.
[2006/12/08]
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For next time the topic comes up of why I am opposed to diamonds in jewelry.
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Need more chairs for the table for when more than four people are over and none of them have endrocryn disorders.
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Rae has this. Super handy. And Cheap.
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Insanely technical and detailed guide to blank DVD media.
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An impressive "Cocktail & Mixed Drink Recipes and Bartending Guide." Next time I need a drink recipe.
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Amusing if a little dorky system for prioritizing tasks on a daily basis. Undecided as to it's relevance to my approach.
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Described by them as "a list, note, file and to-do manager. It includes automatic collection of incoming items such as new email, documents and calendar events, guided and automatic processing of those items into projects and next actions, as well as gent
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We know there will be no more movies or TV episodes, but this is intriguing. Not enough, I suspect, to actually make me play the game. But interesting and exciting in a way.
[2006/12/07]
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Huh. That's kind of neat.
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Weirdly, it's a high-tech version of those power strips with switches people used to stash under their displays back in the day. Yes, the ones we mocked.
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Described on LifeHacker as YouTube for graphing data. Interesting from the envisioning-information (Tufte) and lying-with-statistics perspectives.
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According to a Danish study. As always, I'd like to see more specifics...
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This looks really handy. Essentially a super flexible tripod that can grip, wrap, hang onto things.
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Some of the images are kind of erotic.
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Two articles/posts on Dawson and religion that I'd like to hear Ev's reaction to: Richard Dawkins: You Ask The Questions and Nicholas Kristof's "Modest Proposal for a Truce on Religion," and responses by Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, and others. One of my favorite quotes:
"(from Ben Taylor): Einstein, Newton, Bacon, Kepler, Pascal, Boyle and Faraday all believed in God. Does it bother you that such eminent scientists might not have been 'deluded?'
And Richard Dawkin's Response: It was hard to be an atheist before The Origin of Species. Einstein is the only member of your list who was born into the post-Darwinian world, and it is no accident that he was also the only one who didn't believe in God. He declared: 'It was, of course, a lie what you read about my religious convictions, a lie which is being systematically repeated. I do not believe in a personal God and I have never denied this but have expressed it clearly.'" Ouch.
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We're running out of time for Bill Gates' promise to solve Spam to be fulfilled. About three weeks to go. I'm thinking he's going to be wrong on this one.
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[2006/12/05]
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Some new, unretouched photos of Kat (for noahlandow.com) are up on Flickr.
[2006/12/02]
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Testing out an auto posting of my delicious links from the previous day (See 2006/12/2 for what I mean).
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Ironic timing to see this posted on KK. I've been serachng high and low for myy 1993 copy, a gift from jody the head of the metalsmithing shop when I was a CIT at Buck's Rock. Hasn't tuned up yet but I know it's here somewhere.
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The labware looked especially interestings
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Amusing parody ad at YuoTube.
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Works wonderfully on Blackberry.
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Web browser for phones/BlackBerry. Works nicely but not in love.
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I lost this URL (This is the URL to download teh software directly to your BB) and it bizarrely hard to find on either BB or Google's site. Works nicely, except for a glitch here and there.
[2006/12/01]
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We are looking to hire a new technician or two in the New Year over at Macktez. If anyone knows of someone you think could be a great fit for us, please send them to our hiring page.
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Neighbor's Visitor. With a sneak preview of some in progress pieces in the foreground.
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Other Neighbor. And, in the middle, my other new neighbor.
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Neighbors. My new upstairs neighbors. Though Klara will gone for a little while in a few days.
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