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- We took advantage of the clearer air today to go flying and have a look at the Moc Fire burn area. I've included a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… said 6 hours ago
- @JimInNC Hopefully moving in around February. Depends on how many items we encounter with long lead times. So far w… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… said 6 hours ago
- @JimInNC Three, including the basement. The scaffolding is deceptive. said 8 hours ago
- The new house, as seen from across the lake earlier today in relatively smoke-free skies. Stucco to go on next week! https://t.co/dsgFmTsAgJ said 8 hours ago
- 10 day old furnace filter vs. brand new. They're pretty much the same, right? https://t.co/3X5Yz59Ytq said 1 day ago
Monthly Archives: June 2010
Some Recipes I’d Like To Try This Summer
One of the great things about learning to cook is the plethora of good recipe web sites you can find. And while the recipes aren’t necessarily as good or in-depth as some cookbooks, they do have the benefits of user ratings, … Continue reading
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The Dumb and The Smart of the Internet Age
In two competing but somewhat orthogonal essays in The Wall Street Journal, Clay Shirky and Nicholas Carr ostensibly argue opposite sides of the Internet’s effects on society. In Does the Internet Make You Smarter? Shirky tries to put the Internet … Continue reading
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