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27 November, 2006 - 6:44 AM
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Pardon me while I get serious for a moment. Baltimore has a problem, I think, and I also think that it's something we need to talk about. Racism in this city is something that everyone knows is there, but no one does anything about. We couch it by saying there are dangerous neighborhoods, safe neighborhoods, but really that's not what we mean. There are mixed areas (Patterson park, for one), and mixed schools (City, where I went, was 85% black, and about 6 or 7% White, with the remainder being Latino, Asian, and Other - i don't even know what that meant), but not many; the debate on why, and how to fix it just doesn't seem to be happening. I love this town, and I think I want to stay here, and I think this shouldn't continue to be a problem. So my shower thought today was about starting a weekly (or so) web cast to talk it out, and actually come up with ideas on how to fix the problem. It would be a simple format, I talk, read and respond to emails... unless my brother hooks me up with equipment, i probably couldn't take phone calls, but that would be something to think about. So I'm tossing this out to the crowd... what do you think? Am I cracked? Has Ben finally lost it, or do you think it's a worthwhile endeavor? Dream of dreams, people actually listen, and changes actually happen, but I'd just like people to question their own viewpoints, and maybe actually make Baltimore the "greatest city in America" like all of our bus stops tell us it is.
Today's shower thought brought to you by: Speed Racer |
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elfie
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22 November, 2006 - 1:02 AM
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Kevin, Jamie,
Just curious, but can you tell me which development methodology you guys follow?
Thanks,
-[Name Removed]
I want to write back and be like, "We use number 12."
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by
ben
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21 November, 2006 - 6:43 AM
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for getting your desired RSS feeds to your tablet - if you want to read RSS feeds on your tablet:
Go to your current aggregator of choice ( google home page, netvibes, my yahoo, whatever).
Copy the URLs of the feeds you want to read to a new notepad file.
Connect your tablet, copy the notepad file over, open it in your tablet.
Open your rss reader, and copy the URLs one by one into the reader.
Saves a lot of time vs. finding them online through the tablet... |
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ben
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21 November, 2006 - 2:14 AM
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who's in? it's coming to the Hippodrome in Baltimore in March... tickets are on sale now. Who wants to go?
Does anyone know if you're supposed to catch the show early in the run or later?
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elfie
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21 November, 2006 - 1:03 AM
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I can't even begin to tell you how much I'm looking forward to NOT having a commute twice a day.
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ben
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17 November, 2006 - 2:29 AM
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If you're anything like me, you do. Via 100 Cookbooks, via GMail's RSS feeds at the top, I found the curious cook, who does food science at the next level. it's very cool, i highly recommend it if you like to cook, are interested in what you eat for nutrition's sake, or are just a little bored in the office today... |
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ben
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16 November, 2006 - 11:55 PM
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check out this article from the CBC:
Montreal police defend guidelines for Hasidic Jews
What do its tone, and content (specifically percentage of the article given to certain aspects of it) suggest? Do you think the article is defending the police, or suggesting that they are wrong with their policy? Is the article biased, or unbiased, in your opinion? |
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by
elfie
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15 November, 2006 - 9:41 AM
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I'm sure many of you remember the fine piece of cinema in which Ben, Pie, and I recently made our big screen debut. And don't forget about Stu's car, which met its demise in the film!
Well, the writer and director of that film is in a competition presented by the Sundance Channel and the Sci-Fi Channel with his short film, titled "The Sitter" (which actually stars much of the cast of Ghostwatcher II). You can view the film here:
http://www.sundancechannel.com/exposure/
You can cast one vote per day for the rest of the week. Please cast your vote for The Sitter! |
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ben
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15 November, 2006 - 7:07 AM
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ben
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15 November, 2006 - 12:55 AM
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I found aboutus.org today - a wiki site about websites. guess who they have? that's right! us!... so, they're obviously lacking in data... whoever comes up with the most entertaining, most amusing, or simply wildest stuff... gets a... well, cafepress has taken down most of my shirts, but i'll try to put a new one up and order it and send it to you!
so, write away! (heh... if you laughed at that, you're as dorky as i am) also, someone needs to update that picture... a little old... |
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muhgcee
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14 November, 2006 - 5:33 AM
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Here is my experience at Lombardo's Barber Shop on Friday November 10:
1508 Union Street (at Van Ness)
San Francisco, CA 94123
(415) 441-0356
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ben
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13 November, 2006 - 6:13 AM
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Who: You! And Yours!
What: Pre-Thanksgiving Feastanallia (or Dinner, for the plebeian among you)
Where: The Baltimore estate of Senõr Benjamin La Tavola Mestizo Paraguayan De Stiefel
When: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Why: Because it will be a fun get together, you will be wined, and quite assuredly dined, and you haven't seen the redecorated version of my casa.
How: By plane, train, automobile, crook, hook, staff or skateboard, foot, really, this part is up to you, i can't think of everything!
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ben
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13 November, 2006 - 5:33 AM
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i got this invite to Wablet alpha. It seems like a chat client that is all web based and has some API features... anyone that wants to check it out, let me know. ATM i have 2... i'll try this for a few days probably...
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12 November, 2006 - 4:49 AM
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ben
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10 November, 2006 - 1:53 AM
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I had a thought on the way in to work today. Really, it's only a mile and a half, i don't have time for more than one...
apparently (and, you know, at the time, i was 15... not so much aware), 12 years ago, when the redder (or bluer? i can't remember) side took Congress, part of it was due to scandals involving the Democrats... there were apparently several ( this is all i could find in 5 minutes, but NPR produced more)... and it makes me wonder...
i know there's a cycle to these things, we swing one way, we swing back the other way in this country... there are also those who say that the pendulum isn't actually swinging, too. but i'm wondering here - what is the cause of these changes... is there a pattern to what shapes the changes in American public interest? some people say that it's the loudest voices - i don't think that's correct, but it's entertaining.
to quote Steve, the comment board is open...  Listen to this article |
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ben
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10 November, 2006 - 1:43 AM
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Lisa Diaz is all better now
this is just bizarre... I mean, she killed her own children. in the big scale of things, i put that under mass murder, but, you know, slightly higher than blogging while angry.
in other news, logic surrendered.
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ben
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10 November, 2006 - 1:30 AM
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Apparently I'm no longer number 1 for my name in google, so... we should fix that... time to google bomb for my name!
In case anyone missed the joke, that wasn't narcissistic furor, that was amusement and irony. If anyone's wondering who's number one, it's this guy. And, I have to say, I like his philosophy, hehehe |
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Dan
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09 November, 2006 - 3:38 PM
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Thought I might post this here to see if anyone has some bright solutions
<br/>
<br/>Just did a fresh install of RHEL 4 and I'm trying to load some Perl modules from CPAN. For some reason it appears to lock up and CPU utilization spikes to 100% and stays there. Anyone see this before and have a solution?
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muhgcee
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09 November, 2006 - 8:51 AM
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mffree
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08 November, 2006 - 7:59 AM
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Has anyone started using with Flock? Flickr has adverted it since yahoo's exec was named it's new CEO.
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muhgcee
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08 November, 2006 - 5:12 AM
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ben
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08 November, 2006 - 2:43 AM
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Ed got me to thinking that, now that I'm getting more and gigs, it would be nice to have a centralized location for people to find out where I'll be spinning. While I am working out building my own, I figured I'd keep it on google calendar for you all... I'll keep this (pretty easily) as up to date as possible, hehe
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07 November, 2006 - 4:54 PM
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n0manarmy
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07 November, 2006 - 1:13 AM
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So is it me or are most of the games you can get on your verizon phone absolute crap? I'm quite upset by the fact that it's nothing but graphics intensive games with very little plot and depth.
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by
ben
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07 November, 2006 - 12:54 AM
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Sunday, November 12, 2006, I officially start my recurring gig at Joe^2 in Baltimore! Come out and see me, if you can, I really, really could use the support! If this one goes well, I'll be spinning there every other Sunday, so please, come out and show them how we like to party! At 7 pm. On a Sunday. but hey! there's pizza there! you all like pizza, right! and there's... beer! and wine! and I spied a book of "the big book of bad ass shots!", so you can have... that... too?
Anyways, it's my first (possibly paying) recurring gig, so, come on down.
Joe^2 (pronounced Joe Squared) is at the corner of North Ave. & Howard St. in Baltimore, just a few blocks from the Charles Cinema. There's safe and free parking just a couple of doors down in the Korean Church/Farmer's Association(?) building's parking lot, and again, i'll be starting at 7 PM! hope to see you there!
Thanks again, so much to the people that came to my first ever spinning out, I wouldn't have been able to do this without you guys!
I know I've already emailed this to some of you that will be reading this, however, tough nuts, it's my site... hehehe
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by
elfie
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06 November, 2006 - 12:27 PM
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Why are you not on the intarwebs when I want to talk shop?
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by
rich
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06 November, 2006 - 8:37 AM
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House...
220 Dems, 215 Republicans
Senate...
52 Republicans, 48 Democrats
Election Process FUD in 10 - 15 critical races.
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muhgcee
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06 November, 2006 - 5:00 AM
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by
ben
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06 November, 2006 - 2:10 AM
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via Digg - the continuing saga of a guy who made the switch (mostly - still dual booting) a while back, and he seems very happy. |
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by
ben
at
01 November, 2006 - 7:52 AM
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who gets yours?
Ian Wright can talk about having the best job in the world... |
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