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Webware 2.0: 2007-03-18

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Web-based software and srtartups overview. Saturday, March 24, 2007. Application to Automatically Organise and Manage your Emails. Iwantsandy helps you to get organized and stay productive by adding smarts to the email youre already sending:. Turn your email to self into an actual to-do. And get it done. Maintain an up-to-date address book. Get appointments into your calendar. Without wasting time cutting and pasting. Automatically gather the web addresses. Friends email to you. Your Online Business Card.

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Out of Africa: January 2008

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Follow my master's thesis from its unlikely start at a computer company to the foot of Kilimanjaro. Thursday, 31 January 2008. The taxi didn't look promising (the engine turned off when he stopped to ask me if I needed a ride). The driver also slowed down to a crawl every time there was oncoming traffic, blinded by the light. Fortunately, the ride took only 40 minutes, as he had said, so I was still there with plenty of time. Now I am back. It's weird. When I left the area looked like this. All in all a ...

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Out of Africa: December 2007

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Follow my master's thesis from its unlikely start at a computer company to the foot of Kilimanjaro. Monday, 31 December 2007. Afterwards went to a restaurant per the guide's recommendation and met Jangu Jangu. That's right, first name equals last name. The food was delicious (fish, of course. With ugali and beans). Of course I again got weird looks for not eating the eyeballs and the rest of the fish head. "It has a lot of nutrients," they tried to tempt me. Sorry, sir - can't do. Me: "Ndiyo." (Yes).

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Out of Africa: Waiting on a sunny day

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Follow my master's thesis from its unlikely start at a computer company to the foot of Kilimanjaro. Monday, 28 January 2008. Waiting on a sunny day. Sunday, Jan 28. 15 minutes later – I was already on my way back – I heard someone say "Good morning." I looked up and saw an old woman, slightly hunched over, on the other side of the road. She asked "Why are you running? That's a good one! I repeated "8,000" and the guy shook his head. So I tried to hand it back to him and he wouldn't take it! Tomorrow is t...

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Out of Africa: Back home

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Follow my master's thesis from its unlikely start at a computer company to the foot of Kilimanjaro. Thursday, 31 January 2008. The taxi didn't look promising (the engine turned off when he stopped to ask me if I needed a ride). The driver also slowed down to a crawl every time there was oncoming traffic, blinded by the light. Fortunately, the ride took only 40 minutes, as he had said, so I was still there with plenty of time. Now I am back. It's weird. When I left the area looked like this.

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Out of Africa: April 2007

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Follow my master's thesis from its unlikely start at a computer company to the foot of Kilimanjaro. Monday, 23 April 2007. The shot made me hyper enough that I went straight to REI (riding in the pouring rain) to check out some travel stuff I need. I did spent a staggering 5 minutes in the clothing section, which is more than I usually spent there per year. I didn't find what I was looking for, though. I need some white clothing - apparently mosquitoes aren't too keen on that color.

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Out of Africa: February 2008

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Follow my master's thesis from its unlikely start at a computer company to the foot of Kilimanjaro. Friday, 1 February 2008. That's all, folks. Well, the adventure is over. This will be the last entry except in the case of an unexpected really good grade. I think I spent more time observing life in Africa than being a good master's student. But at least nobody can say my priorities are screwed up. Best accommodation: Blue Oyster in Jambiani/Sansibar. Best drink: Again, with part of the fun being the expe...

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Out of Africa: March 2007

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Follow my master's thesis from its unlikely start at a computer company to the foot of Kilimanjaro. Thursday, 29 March 2007. One of the drawbacks of going to a country like Africa is the presence of diseases widely unknown around here. So tonight was round two in "who wants to get a vaccination? A couple of weeks ago I got anti-yellow-fevered. This time, it was polio, tetanus, typhoid, and Hep A/B. The latter requires another shot in a month. So tonight the travel doc. I teach doesn't listen, rather than...

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Out of Africa: June 2007

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Follow my master's thesis from its unlikely start at a computer company to the foot of Kilimanjaro. Tuesday, 26 June 2007. And with that I do not mean the rain that has been coming down the last couple of days, along with some hail. After spending a couple of weeks here I realize a refreshing part is that nobody cares that I am riding a bike. I don't get constantly asked about riding my bike everywhere because everybody else is, too. It's just a normal part of life and that's cool. Sunday, 10 June 2007.