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Sasha
Fertanish ChatterImages and Words « Thursday Random Eight (11/26/2008)More From The Light Experiment » Sasha 11/25/08 12:54 , Categories: Photos, Cats, Chatter Sasha is our little girl; at six years (and only six pounds) she is the oldest of our three guys, having quickly been promoted from youngest baby to oldest cat in a little under two years. Sasha has always had a bit of an independent streak, disappearing somewhere in the house for hours and showing herself when
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Propeller-heads Unite
Propeller-heads Unite! Random thoughts of a cubicular denizen at the OSU Open Source Lab Blog About « Older Home Loading Newer » Less More Trim Untrim « Older Facebook in Prineville, a slightly different view Published on April', 2011 in Facebook, hardware and sysadmin. 0 Comments On Friday, Facebook?s Senior Open Programs Manager, David Recordon, took a group of us from the OSL on a fantastic behind-the-scenes tour of the new Facebook data center in Prineville
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Terry Jones
Terry Jones Random thoughts on tech, books, programming, etc. La Storia di San Michele August 8th, 2011 Image: Villa San Michele[Written in 2003, as the first of a 2-part story of a remarkable connection. Here's part two.] In'28, Axel Munthe, a Swedish physician living on the isle of Capri, published The Story of San Michele. Munthe?s villa on the slopes of Mount Barbarossa stands on a site chosen almost two thousand years earlier by the emperor Tiberius, who from tiny Capri held sway