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Nicolas Paris
Nicolas Paris An undergraduate student at CMU About Me Hi! I'm Nicolas Paris but you can call me Nico. I'm currently a Freshman majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. This website is pretty dull at the moment. Hopefully it will grow as I think of more to write. Classes Schedules Fall 2008 Spring 2009 '-100: Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering 33-106: Physics I for Engineering Students
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Semionaut's Notebook
Main menu Skip to content Home Rules of Engagement Semionaut?s Mission Semionaut?s Lodge Contact Corvus Zakelro! Story Studio Search for: Post navigation ? ? Older posts Live & Let Play: or the Spy Who Loved Stories Posted Aug 31st 2011 by Corvus I?ve finally settled on a nomenclature for my understanding of the author-audience relationship. The reason I feel a need for a new nomenclature is that the existing academic ones are pretty inaccessible to a
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Travers Nicholas | Nickapedia
During my 12 years in IT I?ve worked in various roles including Linux Sysadmin, Infrastructure Architect, and Infrastructure Manager. I was pretty much always the guy in the room who would continually ask why, but whenever I was sold on an idea I would go at it 100 miles an hour
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Bloggity, Bloggity, Blog
Bloggity, Bloggity, Blog Melissa Johnson's Experiment in Blogging August 23, 2009 Different Gifts I've been running alot this summer. Well, alot for me, which means more than twice a week every third week. Buoyed by completing the Monument Avenue 10K in March and determined to do better next year (i.e. actually train so I don't nearly die afterward, run the whole way, and get under an 11 minute mile), I've run pretty much every week and usually at least 3 times. I started running in college
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Couture Blog
Couture Blog Katey Brunini and Michelle Orman Awarded by Women's Jewelry Association Posted by Cindy Edelstein on August 04, 2011 It was quite the bash -- more than 650 of the fine jewelry industry's best and brightest gathered at Pier 60 at Chelsea Piers in NYC last week to socialize and celebrate some pretty terrific people. This annual event by the Women's Jewelry Association has a slate of categories in their Awards for Excellence program -- they recognize retailers