Archive for July, 2008
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31 Jul 2008Somehow I missed the news last week that Joss Whedon confirmed that the team is working on at least one more episode of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. Not only that, but the DVD will include (among what's sure to be a pile of entertaining extras) a musical commentary track. "Commentary: The Musical. The songs are written," says Joss.
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31 Jul 2008They launched del.icio.us 2.0, and surprise, it's now delicious.com!
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31 Jul 2008The Mozilla folks created a bug because they're trapped at a conference due to a landslide.
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31 Jul 2008"Tied for second place in my Fantasy Baseball league!" ¶
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30 Jul 2008Bike path
Surprisingly quiet and peaceful, at Myles Standish State Forest.
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30 Jul 2008"Batman! IMAX!" ¶
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29 Jul 2008
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29 Jul 2008They had been facing lawsuits for years. I'm surprised they were around for as long as they were.
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29 Jul 2008"I just thought "Why is there a french newspaper called Lemonade?" I think it's time to go home." ¶
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29 Jul 2008"I just thought "Why is there a french newspaper called Lemonade?" I think it's time to go home." ¶
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29 Jul 2008"Bringing an accepted offer letter to HR." ¶
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29 Jul 2008"Bringing an accepted offer letter to HR." ¶
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29 Jul 2008♫
Recently listened to: Nine Inch Nails - The Slip, Wilco - Sky Blue Sky, Justice - Cross
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25 Jul 2008
Over Fourth of July weekend, I went up to Maine to M's family's lakeside camp. We went running one day, and stopped to pick wild raspberries on the side of the road. When we were done, I noticed a large dog tick climbing up my leg. I squashed it, checked the rest of my body, and found no more.
Several days later, I found a deer tick in my hip. It was removed by a licensed professional, and I didn't worry too much about it. The next weekend, I suffered what I hoped was a summer cold: congestion, coughing, aches, and general crappy-feeling. The alternative was that the B. burgdorferi bacteria was coursing through my body. It went away, and I almost forgot about the episode. Last night, I discovered a large, red bullseye rash at the location of my bite, the classic Lyme disease symptom.
The good news: early diagnosis equals a very good prognosis. Three weeks of twice-daily antibiotics will almost certainly result in no long-term effects other than a boring medical story.
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24 Jul 2008"Lyme disease. I have it." ¶