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blakeclan.org/jon/greenoasis
Green Oasis
Green Oasis This blog is no longer being updated. About this blog. Awakening The original raison d?être for this blog was to tell the story of my metamorphosis from a practicing Mormon to a questing, agnostic, passionate, cheerfully nameless something else. This story, intended primarily for my family, is a good way to understand where I?m coming from. It is the personal context for the remainder of this blog. For the impatient, there is also an executive summary. For the
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Urban Dictionary, September 11: dearthquake
look up any word: word of the day dictionary thesaurus names media store add edit blog random A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z # new favorites Urban Dictionary is the dictionary you wrote. Define your world 6, 071, 150 definitions since'99 dearthquake September 11 Noun. A very minor tremor or vibration that causes a media frenzy while actually having little effect or no real damage. Yo, bro - did you feel that wicked dearthquake this morning? No dude, I was busy carpet
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adaptavist.com/display/~gfraser/About
About - Guy's Blog
Who am I? Hi, I'm Guy, CEO and cofounder of Adaptavist. Now, you'd probably assume a CEO would be somebody that's great at communicating and socialising and all that sort of stuff. Well, not me I tend to ramble a lot, as you're about
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platypope.org / blog
platypope.org Why I strip ebook DRM posted on May 27, 2011 Long time, no post blah blah blah. I recently had a run-in with an e-book seller who appears to have changed their DRM scheme such-that the available tools can no longer decrypt their books. One more vendor I won't do business with, which may sound somewhat extreme... I'd recently been arguing about e-book DRM with a new Kindle-convert, and not made much head-way. Especially given the popularity of the Kindle, I'm beginning to think
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cs.northwestern.edu/~jlt685
Jason Lewis McCants Taylor: Cognitive Systems
{ hello there. } I'm Jason Lewis McCants Taylor. I am a Computer Science Ph. D. candidate at Northwestern University, in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department, Cognitive Systems Division. I am also a member of the Qualitative Reasoning Group, headed by Dr. Ken Forbus. My research interests fall primarily within Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science. I am specifically interested in qualitative reasoning, natural language processing, and language learning. I received