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ISBN: 0345297687Del Rey (1981), Mass Market book is good science fiction, in the sense that it explores something which we are not ready to address as a society -- in this case, would profoundly disabled people prefer that we could |  |



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00:52: Mikal shared: This is an awesome email exchange.04:13: Mikal shared: All that I want for Christmas is to avoid Westfield and their gift cards.Tags for this post: blather() |  |
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Some cool people commented on bugs in the etld library in . I've taken the opportunity to fix the bug, and a new release is now available at . If you've got specific examples of domains which either didn't work |  |
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00:36: Mikal shared: Paul makes good points. Although I don't think that you need to develop on your phone -- just have a device which lets you reach in deep enough to make debugging a pleasure.Tags for this post: blather() |  |
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04:05: Mikal shared: Odd. MP beats Hulk Hogan at arm wrestling.20:59: Mikal shared: 14.41 percent of US mortgages are either delinquent or in foreclosure.23:59: Mikal shared: The solution is to fire the police and prosecutor involved, and hire some responsible |  |


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ISBN: 0671577794Baen (1998), Mass Market Paperback, 400 pagesGBS_insertPreviewButtonPopup('ISBN:0671577794');In the distant future after the Melconians have done their thing, there is a small pocket of humans and they're having a bad day. One of things I like about the Bolo books |  |
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05:33: Mikal shared: No, the unfortunate part was that no one in the WA police thought it was irresponsible to charge a child with receiving a stolen chocolate frog before it was too late. How much money was wasted with |  |
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ISBN: a very different book to , and not really a sequel. It covers some similar territory, but there are no characters in common, and the overall plots are unrelated (and conflicting). However, this book is as well written as |
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ISBN: read this book mainly because multiple sites recommended it as a response to . I'd actually read the start of this book already in the form of the short story "Hero", which is included in . At the time, |  |
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19:23: Mikal shared: Can anyone say "earthquake stabilization"?Tags for this post: blather() |  |
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18:54: Mikal shared: I fully expect Kevin Rudd to come over and mow my lawn.Tags for this post: blather() |  |
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17:36: Mikal shared: An interesting read. Those who ship win.23:03: Mikal shared: Ice is a solid and therefore allowed is one of the most retarded things I have heard this year. Should we all just freeze our water bottles before |  |
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02:34: Mikal shared: Slightly racist, but still funny.Tags for this post: blather() |  |
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The effective TLD library is now being used for a couple of projects of mine, but I've had some troubles with it being almost unusable slow. I ended up waking up this morning with the revelation that the problem is |  |
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17:44: Mikal shared: Interesting article from Business Week. A recent study found that those laid off by Boeing were better off psychologically than those who remained with the company. This was mainly because of a combination of survivor guilt and |  |
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14:23: Mikal shared: Via Steve Walsh. This one looks useful.Tags for this post: blather() |  |
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I'm not sure where to start this story. I could tell you how I've been flying around the world on a business trip, or I could tell you what I think about Swiss Air business class. Instead I'm left thinking |  |
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ISBN: is the first book in the EE Doc Smith Lensman series, a series which sweeps from pre-modern Atlantis all the way well into the future. Its pretty old, so some of the science is dangerously dated, but that's not |  |
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14:26: Mikal shared: Horrible product name. Cool product. Free turn by turn GPS directions for Android.Tags for this post: blather() |  |
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