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Jason's Log: On importing MatLAB figures into papers and presentations
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Saturday, January 26, 2008. On importing MatLAB figures into papers and presentations. 200802.01: I've had to substantially re-write this post, after I realized that my first attempt at it was horrendously convoluted and confusing. Which, in all fairness, is exactly what my own state of mind was at the time, after the hours – days! 8211; of wrestling with the subject matter of this post.]. The most-prevalent choice for creating documents today) and Adobe's PDF standard. Compuserve GIF, JPEG. The list cou...
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Reflections on the World: Doesn't matter if it's true or not
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Reflections on the World. JP Press, College Park, USA. Sunday, September 2, 2007. Doesn't matter if it's true or not. From the movie Secondhand Lions. Said by the character Hub, played by Robert Duvall, to his grand-nephew, Walter (Haley Joel Osment). Go watch it - - it's a great story. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Equal parts laid-back and easy-going, and compulsively perfectionist. A calm, peaceable adrenaline-junkie. Intellectually promiscuous. Dance-crazy. View my complete profile.
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Jason's Log: March 2009
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Sunday, March 8, 2009. Relatively speaking.) There's no cost-benefit, guilt-flavoured argument to overcome.) When, oh when, will I have the time to read all that I want to read, to learn all that I want to learn? The printed word is my "Ooh, shiny! PS: Okay, fine, I don't really hate libraries. They are wonderful entities, and not at all deserving of such intense negative regard. Rather, it's the way they make me feel that I hate. Links to this post. Life is skittles, and life is beer! Links to this post.
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Jason's Log: November 2007
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Monday, November 5, 2007. I'm gonna start keeping a diary of the crazy twists and turns I take when I get lost in Wikipedia. Should make for interesting reading. Just like tracing back the way a conversation, or your own thoughts, develop. Just another Perl hacker. Alien (Alien franchise) (Xenomorph). Necronomicon (H. R. Giger). A Dynamical Theory of the Electromagnetic Field. Timeline of electromagnetism and classical optics. Nosie suppression / Active noise control. CB usage in the United States. Equal...
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Reflections on the World: October 2007
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Reflections on the World. JP Press, College Park, USA. Thursday, October 25, 2007. For a long time, when I was little, I was convinced that my parents were 35 years old. No matter how many years went by, they were always, in my mind, fixed at that "magic" age. Now I'm actually coming up on that number myself. And my parents sent me a card this year that said (tongue-in-cheek, of course): "No more birthdays after this, understand? We're too young to have a son your age! Links to this post. Life goes on, II.
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Jason's Log: May 2009
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Saturday, May 9, 2009. I went backpacking two weekends ago. A 2-day, 2-night (Friday evening - Sunday afternoon) hiking/camping expedition along a 16-mile loop through the backcountry of George Washington National Forest. In western Virginia, carrying everything I would need to survive on my back. (Clearly living up to the heritage of, and making proud, I'm sure, my alma mater. 160;Like one of my favourite quotations by Robert Heinlein (author of the excellent *book*, "Starship Troopers". West Virginia...
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Reflections on the World: My life, in bytes
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Reflections on the World. JP Press, College Park, USA. Friday, October 12, 2007. My life, in bytes. Mind-blowing stuff, when you think of the sheer scale of it all, compared to the pre-digital era. Historians of the future are going to have a field day. Assuming, of course, that our storage media survive till then, and the various encoding standards are still recognized. (Betamax, Laser-disk, DVD-ROM/-RAM/-D/Plus/-R/-RW/-R DL/ R/ RW/ R DL/Blu-ray/HD, anyone? Ironic, that paper (and pencil!
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Jason's Log: Renaissance Man
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Sunday, March 8, 2009. Relatively speaking.) There's no cost-benefit, guilt-flavoured argument to overcome.) When, oh when, will I have the time to read all that I want to read, to learn all that I want to learn? The printed word is my "Ooh, shiny! PS: Okay, fine, I don't really hate libraries. They are wonderful entities, and not at all deserving of such intense negative regard. Rather, it's the way they make me feel that I hate. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Reflections on the World: The Wisdom of Mum and Dad
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Reflections on the World. JP Press, College Park, USA. Saturday, October 6, 2007. The Wisdom of Mum and Dad. I don't think so. I wonder if everyone feels, to an extent, when they're growing up that other people's lives are better? I had a very unique childhood, some of which I'm grateful for and some of which I will do very differently if I ever have kids. It would be interesting to see if your examples and mine are similar. October 8, 2007 at 12:34 AM. October 15, 2007 at 9:18 AM. One of my resolutions ...
