I couldn’t agree with you more, but I will try to.
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Good job Red Birds!
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Leading off the top of the second, Montero hits the ball into the right field corner and tries for two.
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I like the look of this yarn (Madeline Tosh, wool/silk), but it knits more loosely than I want.
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I hate this. This is bad design. I’m typing my Social Security Number into a site and it’s masked.
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Finally sewed up the equilateral triangle hat: And made a new hat.
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Hat #35. For an adult, not a baby. I got on an airplane and picked up the knitting bag and found the pattern had gone missing.
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Despite have two large monitors on the desk, I often want even more display.
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My passcode will be confirmed. I will not be the only caller.
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I finished setting up an Industrial-Strength Django website on my current favorite hosting site, Digital Ocean, and said what the heck, let’s go ahead and make it the real aufrecht.
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In my initial search for Timeless, Goldilocks names, I defined Timeless as "
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Kona apparently doesn’t get the feeling she is being watched.
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My work phone is being upgraded from a BlackBerry 9360 (here’s a 2011 press release about it) to an iPhone.
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We have been looking (previously, previouslier) for names that are both Timeless and Goldilocks, meaning neither too popular nor too rare.
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(See update at bottom for better news.) After the temperature in the office started fluctuating mysteriously, I impulsively bought the Blue Maestro Tempo Bluetooth thermometer.
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The white thing on top is technically a Primrose, or at least part of one.
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Based on observation, here’s the principal FSM for parenting a first-born infant:
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Hat #36. For some reason this pattern never totally stuck in my head, so I was always going back to my little slip of paper, and when I did think I mastered it, I screwed up one of the cabling rows (don't look too closely at the top third).
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It’s nice to get a new pattern down to the point that you can do it fairly automatically.
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This came out almost exactly as I'd intended, and the picture doesn't quite do it justice.
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Thanks to the bizarrely warm summer here in San Francisco, not too many heavy wools hats have been warranted.
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This is Part 2 of a series of articles about the Sit/Stand/Walk/Flowerpot Desk, how to build it.
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My original plan for the desk was that the counterweight for the monitors would be a flowerpot.
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This is Part 3 in a series about my Sit/Stand/Walk/Flowerpot desk.
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In the wilds of the Berkeley Hills steps.
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Baby Names Since moving to San Francisco a few years ago, seven of our friends in the Bay Area have given birth.
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This article (mostly about Cesar Millan’s image rehab) says that
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You interact with data models all day long. Most of the things you do on the internet, certainly anything transactional like buying something or making a reservation or taking a survey, involves a database-backed website.
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If I had a professional baseball career as a closer, I think I would like to be known as “the Shochet”.
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