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jaklumen
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response 950 of 1000:
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Jun 19 09:35 UTC 2002 |
resp:940 aha, so you were in the Tight Five. I was training on weak
side prop position.
alas, not much was happy today.
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slynne
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response 951 of 1000:
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Jun 19 13:07 UTC 2002 |
I am happy because I have a 1/2 day of work today so I am going to go
to the lake in the afternoon and it is going to be sunny and hot.
PERFECT!
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bhelliom
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response 952 of 1000:
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Jun 19 14:09 UTC 2002 |
Oh, but I'm envious, slynne.
IHB I think my routine fatigue that plagues me in the mornings for a
week or so seems to be gone for the day. I think it's probably
adjusting to increased dosage of one of my ADs. IAHB my next therapy
session is today. I look forward to them.
Sindi, there was a MOUSE NEST in a computer? Ick . . . ick . . .
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keesan
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response 953 of 1000:
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Jun 19 17:25 UTC 2002 |
In two computers - LK thought he had isolated the cause of the smell in one
of them so did not bring it. The mouse was also using the nest as a privy.
So our computers have mice AND bugs now (a few moths may have lived in the
power supplies, nice small holes as entries).
I am happy that I figured out that the 'cottony peach sugarcane' aphid which
some Bulgarian pesticide label refers to is actually three aphids that got
condensed together, but I have no idea what a beet shield-insect or a green
night-insect is (it eats peas, tobacco and cabbage). I found a New Zealand
shield bug. This must have driven the original translator equally crazy and
then the typesetter messed it all up. Amazing the number of different bugs
that will attack one crop plant and the number of plants one bug eats.
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orinoco
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response 954 of 1000:
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Jun 19 18:48 UTC 2002 |
I've managed to find a mandolin teacher who lives in Ann Arbor. This is Way
Cool.
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oval
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response 955 of 1000:
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Jun 19 21:14 UTC 2002 |
my cat caught a mouse this morning. she was happier than i was..
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clees
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response 956 of 1000:
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Jun 19 21:38 UTC 2002 |
Mice and bugs and computers, apparently they make a happy flock.
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michaela
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response 957 of 1000:
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Jun 19 22:54 UTC 2002 |
A good friend of mine just told me he isn't moving to Sweden after all!
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orinoco
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response 958 of 1000:
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Jun 20 00:58 UTC 2002 |
I've verified the Way-Coolness of said mandolin teacher. Anyone who owns an
instrument I haven't heard of yet -- a bass dombura, in her case -- is cool
in my book.
Also, she lives on the far side of Argo park, and on the way back I saw a
heron taking off along the river, only getting in one or two very slow
wingbeats before it was out of sight.
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gelinas
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response 959 of 1000:
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Jun 20 05:19 UTC 2002 |
I saw a heron at the intersection of Mast and Strawberry Lake Road a
few days back. A few years ago, I saw one standing in the middle of
Mast. When he took off along it, flying away from us, it looked like his
wingspan was as wide as the road. Impressive birds.
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mooncat
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response 960 of 1000:
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Jun 20 12:48 UTC 2002 |
IHB- I had a way cool time last night, both at the bowling grexpedition
and then afterwards hanging out with some other neat people.
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mynxcat
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response 961 of 1000:
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Jun 20 13:27 UTC 2002 |
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grimaldi
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response 962 of 1000:
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Jun 20 13:32 UTC 2002 |
Family left me the house while they went on vacation for almost 2 weeks.. My
only complaint.. Just my poor puppy for company.. Don't get me wrong. I love
my puppy, but I enjoy heckling my siblings an parents.. Only reason I'm not
going is so I can snag up the job with UofM. Just waiting for the good word..
cross yer fingers for me folks. I'm pretty confident I got it since I was the
one with the most experiance. but they're running background checks.. Over
all. I'm in a good mood.. :) So go me! :)
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slynne
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response 963 of 1000:
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Jun 20 13:38 UTC 2002 |
IHB I have to make a "big" decision this afternoon. Do I want to mow
the lawn or put the air conditioner in the window?
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clees
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response 964 of 1000:
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Jun 20 13:40 UTC 2002 |
IHB,
the waether was nice yesterday evening.
So I went cycling before preparing dinner.
I was beat the rest of the night.
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bhelliom
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response 965 of 1000:
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Jun 20 16:19 UTC 2002 |
IHB taking my antidepressant ealier in the evening has resulted in no
extreme exhaustion during the first half of the next day! So far I'm
still level, and I've been on this dosage for exactly two weeks.
IAHB I got to meet edina, hang out with other grexers at the bowling
alley, and converse with some pretty fly people until after midnight.
I've gotten out again and actually had a good time. Of course, those
guys can make you have a good time no matter how bad you're feeling at
the time.
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lynne
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response 966 of 1000:
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Jun 20 17:18 UTC 2002 |
Wow. I got back late last night from a *fantabulous* road trip. It's been
a really, really long time since I've felt this happy. :)
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michaela
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response 967 of 1000:
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Jun 20 19:13 UTC 2002 |
IHB Dave and I are going to Chicago next Tuesday! I'm going to see my first
Cubs game. We're having lunch at Mongolian BBQ, shopping at Strange Cargo,
and grilling on his sister's patio after the game (she's two blocks from
Wrigley). It's kinda weird because it's the exact same thing we did in March,
only he's not going to propose this time. ;-)
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keesan
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response 968 of 1000:
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Jun 20 21:17 UTC 2002 |
I found a nice large Polish website that describes all the common plant pests
with Polish and Latin names and then all I had to do was search for the
English equivalent of the Latin. Alfalfa weevils also eat hops. Many of
these bugs are omnivores (tho not quite like the lady bugs that first eat the
pests of fruit crops, then eat the fruit crops, then eat the farmer).
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eskarina
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response 969 of 1000:
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Jun 20 21:30 UTC 2002 |
IHB as it turns out Gordon classes have helped my sanity and overall happiness
level instead of hurt it. Busy is good if you are doing stuff you really
enjoy, and this stuff I enjoy and find meaning in, as opposed to my stupid
complex analysis and intro to programming classes, which I have found
insulting all term and have been disappointed in.
I've started thinking about getting involved in some sort of folk dance
again... been a long time since I've been willing to look stupid in an effort
to improve my musical understanding as well as rhythmic abilities. :)
And off to the web to look up things...
Also, I will be staying at my parents house (as in sleeping and then driving
to my 1 class during the day) for a week in July while they go camping, so
that the dog can continue to get fed and not soil the cage.
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janc
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response 970 of 1000:
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Jun 20 21:51 UTC 2002 |
(Several Grexers are involved in the local Morris Dance group, if you
are interested in that particular flavor of folk dance.)
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i
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response 971 of 1000:
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Jun 21 00:26 UTC 2002 |
Re: #969
A *bad* complex analysis class??? How horrible! I'd suggest getting a
really good text or two to enjoy & learn the material in spite of the
[avert!] bad class. What level is it, and what are the problems?
(The bad intro programming course sounds more part for the course to me,
but again, you need to learn the material either through or in spite of
the course.)
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orinoco
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response 972 of 1000:
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Jun 21 00:58 UTC 2002 |
Wow. I'm happy because Jan put in a shameless plug for the morris dancers,
so now I don't have to. Do send me e-mail if you're curious.
Also, dinner tonight turned out quite well. I've been discovering how
interesting miso is to cook with. We made green salad with miso and tahini
dressing, a cold noodle salad with cilantro, and a big vat of smoothie. (The
few lucky housemates who postponed their heat-induced naps to show up were
quite impressed -- go us!)
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tpryan
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response 973 of 1000:
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Jun 21 01:28 UTC 2002 |
I am happy that a new agora should start tommorow morning.
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michaela
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response 974 of 1000:
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Jun 21 04:43 UTC 2002 |
IHB my apartment and car are air conditioned.
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