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New Toy | Life as Mike
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Hockey, Fishing, Family and Other Random Pastimes. December 29, 2006. At 3:23 pm by Mike Milinkovich. Meet my new toy, the Nikon D80. I’ve been wanting to get a really nice digital SLR for a very very long time. At least a couple of years, for all of the very same reasons as Ken. With all of the options available for it, and the 10Mpix image size, this could very well be the last camera I ever buy. 6 Comments ». Some pics with the new camera « Life as Mike. January 2, 2007 at 11:08 pm. Yep, D80 happiness...
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My New Role Model | Life as Mike
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Hockey, Fishing, Family and Other Random Pastimes. February 26, 2008. My New Role Model. At 8:35 pm by Mike Milinkovich. I’ve grown and changed a lot as a coach over the past 12 years. A lot of it has to do with experience and maturity. But having role models to help define your approach to the game and how to interact with the kids is also huge. Meet my new role model: Coach Jules. 1 Comment ». February 27, 2008 at 7:31 pm. The Senators are looking for a coach? Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Transcript of the Voices in my Head: July 2008
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Transcript of the Voices in my Head. Random stories from work, travel, and life in general. Thursday, July 31, 2008. Ah so THAT's what it is like to have your Visa card rejected when you are at a store on vacation. Will have to investigate further since it worked ok at the rental car place. Planes, Trains and Automobiles. The plane is courtesy of Air Canada, the train is the TGV (later on in the trip), and the car is from Hertz. Ended up getting a Toyota Prius for a rental car. I'm going green, baby!
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Kevin McGuire » Blog Archive » Sarah at work
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Laquo; Gay animals in the news. According to my Myers Briggs. Personality test, “Likes perks in the workplace like being able to bring your dog in”. She looks like she should be wearing a FedEx uniform. Actually, already close with the black and tan. This entry was posted Tuesday, September 8th, 2009 at 8:26 pm and is filed under Sarah. Both comments and pings are currently closed. 2 Responses to “Sarah at work”. September 10th, 2009 at 3:53 pm. November 25th, 2009 at 12:55 pm. Well, can you?
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December 7th, 2007. I’m off to Generative Art 2007. In Milan once again this year. I’ll be presenting a paper Theory of Complexity. This will be the 10th anniversary of the conference so it ought to be a good one. I happened to be at the first: at the time OTI would send you to one conference a year and I happened upon that one in a web search. I was the only one there without a paper and not invited. They couldn’t figure out who I was or how I found the conference! Posted in Generative Art. The move wen...
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Inventive Rants: Maxtor One Touch III and formatting on OS X
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I invented an impeller and specialize in shear sensitive, organic slurries and the fluid mechanics behind scaling up large process systems. I have specialized in CMP slurry nano particles, and ink jet inks. I now develop solutions in algae / biofuel systems with a focus on CO2 emission reduction and conversion. I'm a serial entrepreneur and start-up guy. Thursday, February 14, 2008. Maxtor One Touch III and formatting on OS X. What is it with hard drive makers and the Mac? That is the important stuff.
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send, receive, reply: December 2006
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Send, receive, reply. Technology, Software, Virtual Machines, Eclipse and if you're lucky, Smalltalk too. Friday, December 29, 2006. First, a comment. I was not knocking Ruby performance. My point at the time was that Ruby, being similar to Smalltalk, should be able to improve its performance using fairly well understood implementation techniques used in Smalltalk and many other OO language runtimes. As Ruby becomes more popular. Two of the points Rick made, were 1) the benchmark code is. Would be better...
