Monthly Archives: August 2002

The Story Changes – A Few Words Aren’t Enough

Posted on August 31, 2002 by Karl

Yesterday I posted my story in five words or less, or attempted to at least. Shelley’s keeping track of others doing the same. And it’s forming a song! In anycase, it doesn’t seem right (no – not the song – … Continue reading →

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Never tell me the odds

Posted on August 30, 2002 by Karl

I have a job that I love. I have friends who care about me, and whom I care about. I have a fiancee whom I love, and who loves me. We will be married next May, and we have enough … Continue reading →

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Be at the Grape Street Pub Tonight!

Posted on August 30, 2002 by Karl

REMINDER: A huge night for The Phoenix Trap. Fellow weblogger, and friend’s band Mark is close to getting on Y100 and this could be the show that makes it happen. Actually – you being there will be what helps too. … Continue reading →

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The Left has lost its way and lost its voice

Posted on August 30, 2002 by Karl

I normally discount pronouncements like that. But this one is from Camille Paglia: The most radical task facing contemporary leftism is a purgation and reclamation of its own rhetoric. Then again Meryl had this to say about Paglia recently (and … Continue reading →

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The Weblog Candidate

Posted on August 30, 2002 by Karl

I hesitate to to link to this, but amidst the hyperbole, generalizations and sterotypes, is a conversation on activism, politics, and practicing them online. Personally, no matter what everyone else thinks… there is plenty for me to learn by watching … Continue reading →

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Tomorrow a big day for the Phoenix Trap

Posted on August 29, 2002 by Karl

Tomorrow (soon to be today) they will be playing a very important gig at the Grape Street Pub. Mark’s describing this as the show to go to, to support the band. They have an opportunity to get on Y100!

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If you’re noticing longer posts well this happened last time too

Posted on August 29, 2002 by Karl

I ramble *alot* each time I’ve quit smokes. Gonna be the last time man. Played pool last night – didn’t suck – and didn’t smoke

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I have to document THAT?

Posted on August 29, 2002 by Karl

For many Java facilities, including most open-source packages and most internally developed components, the reality is that very few class libraries or components come with any significant documentation besides the Javadoc. This means that developers will be learning to use … Continue reading →

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Debunking Lomborg and other things

Posted on August 29, 2002 by Karl

Garret is having a great weblog conversation on just how *off* Lomborg’s The Environmentalists Are Wrong is. it’s just that i’m surprised that so many are buying what this individual is selling, without using their baloney detection kit. or, at … Continue reading →

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Home recording for fun and [no] profit

Posted on August 29, 2002 by Karl

Good kuro5hin article that reviews the basics of PC based recording.

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