Things that are clever: Snowman Mitosis

By worldsfair on December 5, 2007.

Jason did a great job with this. Check out more at Crunchy on the Outside

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So, while I still have a few more minutes on this wonderful wifi (another Scifoo camper attending ASIS&T meeting just walked into the coffee-shop a few minutes ago - how the world is small!), let me summarize my thoughts on ConvergeSouth2007 before they are erased by the new memories generated…

Another job application on a blog

Jason aka Argonaut saw how I got the job and decided to try the same tactic. And, lo and behold, check the first comment on this post! I hope it works out for Jason as it did for me.

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Follow me on Twitter and you'll see this stream (to see more than one-sided conversation, search me there as well and check if there are comments on FriendFeed): RT @ljthornton Students: Roughly 2 hours of tweets from "student living in Tehran," 22: http://bit.ly/wVpJl #CNNFail: Twitterverse slams…

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It's May, and that means farmer's market season again - yay! The pain of having to get up early on Saturday - in order to get the good stuff before it's gone - is canceled out by the tasty joys of all the good meals you can make with that good stuff. And the farmer's market has encouraged me to…

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