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11-Oct-08
Dukkhe, Shwanudwignamana Sukheshu Vigataspruhaha
An even mind in difficulty, unaware in good times ...
-From Githa
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Shake your chills. Shake your mane. Away, Shake your fears. Let all else dissipate. Drift, Coalese your senses to a singular purpose. Play like a child, falling down, getting up. Some call it education. Some call it learning. This is effortless, This is joy.
18-Aug-08
Django
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16-Aug-08
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I admire people who wakes up every morning with a propelling purpose.
She's a guitarist, singer and songwriter who's been playing gigs since she was 15 ? she's all of 20 now. Her debut album, This Is the Life, has sold more than 1 million copies overseas. Not bad for someone who recently taught herself to play the guitar.
In a barren scape we seek out our pebbles, rocks and diamonds we read a book we hear a song we see a film we see an act we collect what we like unbehooved we make a home we become more than us No, we are inspired to be more than us
15-Aug-08
"Dad! Read. What is my temprature?"
"Why don't you read the numbers. I will tell you what the temperature is."
"Six..."
"No that is a 9"
"9 ...7....8"
"That is 97.8"
"Is that good?"
"Yes. That is an awsome temperature"
"Ok. I am going to test my awwwwm pit. Read. What is this temperature?"
"Tell me the numbers! I will tell"
"9 ....what is 0 ....6"
"I don't know that is like 96.7"
"Oh! no! You awwwe woong. There is no 7 at the end. It is a zeeeewooo"
"Ok it is 96.0 then. Stop bugging me. I am trying to eat dinner."
"What does 0 mean? is it big or small"
"It is the smallest"
"Ohhhhh! So my mouth is sicker than my awwwwm pit!!. You can have your dinner now."
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Mixed Rosemary garilic seasoning Cilantro crushed seasoning (You can buy this in a convenient tube) 1 large white onion 1 pack of boneless chicken thighs (6 pieces) 4 or 5 large long carrots 1 can of drained sweet peas
7-Aug-08
LCIM - Levels of Conceptual Interoperability Model
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18-Jul-08
Here is a simple recipe that worked quite well for cooking canned royal red salmon. It is full of fish oils and tasty.
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11-Jul-08
Bern Williams
"...here and there a disregarded four-footed beast stood as if petrified in unrecumbent sadness" wrote George Eliot. I labored where I heard "unrecumbent". No reason to suppose they are related, but that sounded like "recombinant" DNA. Those simple structures that combine with each other to form complex structures.
It turns out there are a family of words around "recumbent":
cumbent incumbent recumbent, recumbency, recumbently decumbent accumbent succumb
All, on lookup, seem to have derived from the Latin root "cubare" or "recumbere" meaning "lying down like a recumbent or decumbent vine". Technically, it appears hence, "bent" has nothing to do with the meaning and only a coincidence that the suffix of "ent" being added to "cumb". However the association with "bent", I suspect, is stronger suggesting an influence unrelated. If not for the "bent" I wonder if "recumbent" would have been, however infrequently, used as often.
What about ..
cumber, cumberment, cumbrance encumber, encumberment, encumbrance
These, I am reading, have derived from Celtic/French "combre" meaning "hindrance".
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