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Monthly Archives: October 2005
Coffee is the best
I’m back drinking real coffee (actually half-caf) after three months of decaf only. Wow! Does that feel good! I don’t think I’ll be switching back to decaf for a long time.
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Worth scrolling down for
John Shirley has an excellent rant about those DVDs that force you to watch the trailers. You have to scroll down, though. It’s in the middle of the page, with the headline “Most Obnoxious DVD Format.” I tell you, I … Continue reading
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Retired Husband Syndrome?
Sounds more like My Husband Is an Asshole Syndrome to me.
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Okay, intelligence may be difficult to define, but…
Something tells me the definition doesn’t include “per-pupil expenditures,” “pupil-teacher ratios,” and “physical violence.”
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The answer to interdisciplinary rivalry
There’s one topic that all professors can talk intelligently about, regardless of their discipline. What is it? Answer here, here, and here.
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Your government at work
The ninth ward can’t possibly be a flood risk, after all, it’s in the shallow end of the bathtub.
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Lame confessions of a lame Iron Chef judge
I can’t give you any specifics, but being an Iron Chef judge is really neat.
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It’s InstaMunger week!
I’m going to try something new with Word Munger this week … InstaMunger! Instead of writing deep, thoughtful posts, I’ll write a short, snarky comment about nearly every Web site I read. Who knows, it could catch on.
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Blogs and peer review
If:book has an interesting post about blog carnivals. Ben Vershbow calls them a “looser, less formal peer review” — a way to preserve some of the institutional authority we might find in journals without the long delays of a publication … Continue reading
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I’m looking for a few good readers
I started the Moby Blook project a few months back with ambitious goals — to put the entire text of Moby Dick online in blog form, then read it myself, and report on the reading experience. I stopped at chapter … Continue reading
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I want this, but for blogs
Okay, this site is super cool: Library Thing. You enter in your book collection, then you can see who out there has the same books as you. I’ve only entered 7 or 8 books, but I’ve already found several kooks … Continue reading
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I’m not cool enough for my cell phone
My trusty Treo 2700 died the other day, prompting me to take a long, hard look at my cell phone usage. I don’t make many calls at all — generally only two or three a month. These tend to be … Continue reading
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What the anti-sexers have done to us
It’s bad enough that they’ve created a state of moral paranoia about sex, it’s bad enough that they’ve infiltrated the pharmaceutical profession, it’s bad enough that they’ve turned women’s clinics into battle zones, but what the anti-sexers have done to … Continue reading
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