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Europe 2010 – Milan
ByAmandaSo I had finally met up with Derek in Milan, Italy. My first time in this country and I was so excited! We waited for Derek’s co-worker and his wife in the lobby and then we were off. The true center of Milan was only a short walk from where our hotel was located and…
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Aquarama still on the move
ByDerekRegardless of the fact that nobody’s quite sure where the Aquarama/Marine Star is headed, it is still on the move. Check out the user photos at boatnerd.com to see it passing through the Brockville Narrows of the St. Lawrence River today around noon, and past Morrisburg, NY just after 4pm.
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The response to Buffalo FUD
ByDerekBuffaloGeek has touched off a flurry of commentary about another couple downer articles in the news today. Another census analysis on Buffalo’s increasing population loss, and yet another iteration of the “all the young people are leaving” requiem. I was going to throw in my comments on Geek’s site, but this constant Buffalo FUD is…
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Merry Christmas!
ByDerekNot going to be getting a card out by Christmas this year, we’re planning on a post-Christmas card with an address update on it. Merry Christmas to everyone!
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QuickPlace upgrade, hour 53
ByDerekAll the QuickPlace functionality is working, but somehow my two existing PlaceTypes ended up with save/replication conflicts in them, which promptly caused them to be inherited into most of my places. My first shot at creating an agent to delete them deleted all the docs in the QDK view, which kills the place completely. I…
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Back from the moon
ByDerekI have returned from the moon Boston, and eagerly searched eBay to find my very own LED Ignignokt. Current bid… $625, or you can buy it now for $2499.99! If you’re a do-it-yourselfer, you can always build your own.
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