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Summer Wine Estates: Cooking systems
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Thoughts on Self Sufficiency. Sunday, July 10, 2005. I was talking with another outdoor enthusiast about cooking systems, specifically outdoor dutch oven cooking using charcoal. Briquettes. He brought the multi-fuel pyromid cooking system. To my attention. It's pretty efficient, and has add-ons for baking. The whole unit folds down into a compact package. The literature proposes it as a possible solution to some of the fuel shortages (read: deforestation) in rural Africa. View my complete profile. Histor...
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Summer Wine Estates: September 2005
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Thoughts on Self Sufficiency. Saturday, September 17, 2005. How to Find Help After an Emergency. Business Week has a great list of resources. For getting assistance after a disaster. It's targeted at Katrina victims but contains great links for anyone needing help. The Seattle Times also has an excellent article. On preparing for a disaster, as well as a printable disaster tip sheet. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is for sharing information and insights on self-sufficiency and emergency response.
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Techniques of Persuasion: February 2008
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Comm 102 - Propaganda. Saturday, February 16, 2008. The Atomic Cafe and The War Game are both available on Google Video. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is for sharing thoughts and notes from BCC's Comm 102 class. I enjoy good conversation and a good beer or two. I tend to think long and hard about stuff after it has happened. "Beer is far more than a drink, it is a token that a man can move his limbs and stretch in safety." - Erich Remarque. View my complete profile. Radio Propaganda (Real Audio).
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21st Century Misfit: August 2007
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Tech musings and links. Wednesday, August 29, 2007. The Shadow IT Department. This fantastic article entitled " Users Who Know Too Much and the CIOs Who Fear Them. Really struck a chord in me. It talks about how your users will engineer around you to get their jobs done. Users to go around us, potentially affecting productivity and probably affecting security. An interesting question to ask oneself when considering a user request is "how could they engineer around us if we say no? Read " I, A User. Right...
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Dave's Hermitage: More than you thought to understanding comics
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Music, Culture and More! Aka Ramblings of an Urban Hermit). Sunday, March 23, 2008. More than you thought to understanding comics. After watching an amazing Adobe presentation from Dan Bliton. On using manga as a training medium, I checked out Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art. It's making me look at things in a new way. In Understanding Comics. Scott McCloud talks about how we iconify objects and ideas, and the process of conceptualization (learning) reminded me of On Intelligence.
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Dave's Hermitage: 03/01/2005 - 04/01/2005
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Music, Culture and More! Aka Ramblings of an Urban Hermit). Friday, March 25, 2005. Great movie. It has fantastic cinematography and a compelling story. The film moved me to actually read about Ernesto Guevarra. A man about whom I previously knew nothing. Highly recommended. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is for sharing information and insights on learning, music, culture, and more. View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter. History of Rock n' Roll (BCC). Listening to Music (BCC).
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21st Century Misfit: June 2007
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Tech musings and links. Monday, June 25, 2007. No remote access to Macs for updates? I was looking into getting remote desktop access to some of the Macs I manage. The reason? As a lazy (in a good way) sysadmin, I didn't want to keep going down to my lab to update the Macs when security patches came out. I wanted something that came with the box, a la Windows Remote Desktop (RDP). I didn't want to install third party products like VNC or pay for anything extra. Voilà, here is the solution:. See how today...
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Dave's Hermitage: 03/01/2008 - 04/01/2008
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Music, Culture and More! Aka Ramblings of an Urban Hermit). Sunday, March 23, 2008. More than you thought to understanding comics. After watching an amazing Adobe presentation from Dan Bliton. On using manga as a training medium, I checked out Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art. It's making me look at things in a new way. In Understanding Comics. Scott McCloud talks about how we iconify objects and ideas, and the process of conceptualization (learning) reminded me of On Intelligence. I enjoy good co...
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21st Century Misfit: More than you thought to understanding comics
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Tech musings and links. Sunday, March 23, 2008. More than you thought to understanding comics. After watching an amazing Adobe presentation from Dan Bliton. On using manga as a training medium, I checked out Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art. It's making me look at things in a new way. In Understanding Comics. Scott McCloud talks about how we iconify objects and ideas, and the process of conceptualization (learning) reminded me of On Intelligence. By Jeff Hawkins ( interview. And Ways of Seeing.
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Dave's Hermitage: 06/01/2005 - 07/01/2005
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Music, Culture and More! Aka Ramblings of an Urban Hermit). Friday, June 10, 2005. Folklife and new bands! More new bands at Folklife. I saw a couple of excellent groups, both local, both blue-grassy. The first was a tight hippy-bluegrass group from Portland called Cross-eyed Rosie. You can sample their wares at tapers.org. The second was self labeled "world-grass" band Spoonshine. I've been a fan of Bloodshot Records. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter.
