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2010.10.11 12.24
Books books books! I have several books sitting out on my back porch that I want to give away to you! They range in condition from Never Unwrapped to Pretty Terrible! Tell me what you want and I’ll mail it to you (or give it to you if you live close by)! This deal won’t last, because I want more room on my back porch!
Pincus, Edward The filmmaker’s handbook (1984 ed.) Furman, Laura (ed.) The O. Henry prize stories (2007 ed.) Ignatow, Amy The popularity papers
LeGuin, Ursula A wizard of Earthsea Hollyn, Norman The film editing room handbook (1999 ed.) Rabiger, Michael Directing (1997 ed.) Desai, Kiran The inheritance of loss
Eggars, Dave (ed.) The best American nonrequired reading (2008 ed.) Ashley, Mike (ed.) The mammoth book of awesome comic fantasy Ashley, Mike (ed.) The mammoth book of comic fantasy ii Ashley, Mike (ed.) The mammoth book of comic fantasy Wilhelm, Anthony Digital nation Felstiner, Mary Lowenthal To paint her life Harrell, Sara From the girls in the galaxy Mattelart, Armand Networking the world 1794-2000 Witt, Barbara Pan-Asian express Berk, Philip M. Letting the light in Griffin, Ricky W. Fundamentals of management (2003 ed.) Davis, Linda H. Onward and upward : a biography of Katharine S. White Simmons, Lee and Barbara Penny pinching Irving, John The world according to Garp Warner, Karen What’s so funny about being Catholic? Grossman, Lawrence K. The electronic republic
Flagg, Fannie Fried green tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe Wayne, Stephen J. Is this any way to run a democratic election? O’Conner, Karen Essentials of American government (2000 ed.) Rodó, José Enrique Ariel : liberalismo y jacobinismo
Krich, A. M. (ed.) The second ribald reader Good Housekeeping The new Good Housekeeping cookbook
Clarke, Lindsay Essential Celtic mythology Miller, Mark Crispin (ed.) Seeing through movies Coupland, Douglas Life after God Morris, Dan The savor of the sea Mitchell, Thornton (ed.) Norton on archives Holub, Jill A. Zero budget, zero time (1999 ed.) Anime Reference Guide Anime Reference Guide Vol. 2, No. 1-2 Knaster, Scott Macintosh programming secrets (1988 ed.) Lengel, James G. The web wizard’s guide to web design (2002 ed.) Estrella, Steven G. The web wizard’s guide to Javascript (2002 ed.) Howe, Neil 13th gen Nix, Janeth Johnson Adventures in Oriental cooking Jordan, Julie Cabbagetown Cafe cookbook Salomon, Charlotte Charlotte : life or theater? Wong S. T. Ting Madame Wong’s long-life Chinese cookbook Mehran, Marsha Pomegranate soup Perls, Frederick S. In and out the garbage pail Relais Gourmands Relais & chateaux (1999 ed.)
Krol, Ed. The whole internet (1994 ed.) Quart, Alissa Branded Carloftis, Lucille Favorite recipes from a treasury of country inns & lodges
Ondaatje, Michael Anil’s ghost Jaco, Charles Dead air Reichl, Ruth Garlic and sapphires
Gourmet magazine The best of Gourmet (1989 ed.) New York Times The New York Times directory of the film (1974 ed.) Limbacher, James L. (ed.) Feature films (1985 ed.) Rivers, L. Wendell Behavioral objectives for psychology, the hybrid science Thompson, Enid T. Local history collections Lawrence, D. H. Women in love Lawrence, D. H. Sons and lovers Wayne, Mike Theorising video practice Winston, Patrick Henry (ed.) Artificial intelligence Haruf, Kent Plainsong Harrison, Rosina Rose : my life in service Daniels, Maygene F. (ed.) A modern archives reader Duckett, Kenneth W. Modern manuscripts Karetnikova, Inga How scripts are made Kerr, Walter The silent clowns
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2010.07.07 11.01
this kind of thing has worked for me before, actually
Leaving this here so that hopefully, through the power of the Internet and Google and Web 2.0 and god knows what else, I can finally find an answer to this thing that's been bugging me for years:
I played a text adventure game on the Apple IIc (Apple //c, Apple ][c) years and years ago that my father probably got off the bbs at work or something. It may or may not have been on the same disk as the text adventure "Planet of the Robots", a text adventure which I was actually able to complete at age 10 or so.
Half-remembered details:
- You started in an airplane - Upon landing at the airport, you could take a cab to several places: a house I couldn't figure out how to get into without being shot, a desert with a cave system I'd get stuck in, and a few other places I can't remember - at one point in the game, a character says to you "if you ever need a lift, just say up up and away" but I couldn't figure out anything to do with that - you could leave the creator a note on the Applesiders board for hints but we didn't have any kind of bbs access at home
1. What was the NAME of this text adventure? 2. how the heck could I actually beat it because I never figured it out
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2010.02.10 23.48
Not only did I just get back from a kickass Residents show, but my dear friends librarybrandy and alexanderdannerwelcomed their sweet little son Julian into the world a couple of hours ago. BEST. BIRTHDAY. EVER!
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2010.01.04 22.19
THE RESIDENTS!
THE MIDDLE EAST!
THE DAY AFTER MY BIRTHDAY! (2/10/10)
TICKETS ARE $20!
ANYONE WANT TO GO?!?!
ALSO, PEOPLE WHO VIEWED THESE TICKETS ALSO VIEWED "JOHN MAYER", WHAT THE HELL
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2009.11.21 21.25
here's my idea
a reality show that takes place on a space station where every week the losers get shot off into space
it's a fine consolation prize because who wouldn't want to die in space
anyway that's my idea
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2009.11.05 19.03
I have some wonderful friends. Thanks for thinking of me, you guys :)
don't feel much like talking about it right now, but I'm slowly getting better
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2009.08.26 09.45
SHORT GIRL CYCLE

Who do you like?!??!?!
eta: Here they are, and they're all under 5'7" this season! Too bad I was too old to try out!! !
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2009.07.26 22.07
New project
Thanks to Alexander for the pile of terrible comics!
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2009.07.13 09.31
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRANDY AND LIZ

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2009.06.25 21.14
what happened during the Harvard layoffs
I had the remaining three years of my five year project reduced to one year. Not sure if I'll get any kind of severance package after that.
Ryan was laid off and fortunately got a very good severance package.
Don't feel much like talking about it now. We're hanging in there.
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2009.06.25 14.33
At least I'm not the only one who thinks the mail delivery in Somerville is awful
Fun story: when we first moved in here, five years ago, our mail carrier wrote us a note telling us to put our names on the mailbox. So we did, and the next day, it was stuffed with a bunch of mail for the former tenants (whose names WEREN'T on the mailbox). I wonder how much mail we just straight up haven't gotten over the years?
edit: lol
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2009.06.01 13.48
stuff I've cooked lately
(taking a page from Laura's book)
-Coq au Vin (or, rather, Quorn au Vin). Didn't bother marinating the quorn fillets or pre-cooking the "bacon". DELICIOUS and also so dang rich.
-Eggplant and chicken (quorn) stir-fry. I also put asparagus in it. It didn't need the asparagus. On the side: homemade turnip tsukemono.
-Chickpeas, kale, and tomatoes with preserved lemons
-Spinach and tofu with peanut sauce over rice: super easy and doesn't require you to stand over a hot stove. Mix 1 can of coconut milk, 1/2 cup of peanut butter, 1 tbs of soy sauce, 2 tsp of lemon juice, and a couple of squirts of hot sauce. Heat it until it bubbles, then turn the heat off and let it sit. Lightly steam the spinach (or broccoli, if you like), and just cube the tofu and don't bother to cook it. Put it all in a bowl on top of rice.
-Vegetarian feijoada, which didn't call for kale but I PUT KALE IN ANYWAY and it was good
-This carrot soup, only I used store-bought pesto and didn't bother adding the two extra cups of water, because it's delicious when it's nice and thick
-Asparagus Parmesan pain Perdu with Homemade Tomato Jam AAAaaaaaa so good and so easy to make!!
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2009.05.14 09.40
Writer's Block: Word for Word
The only song I know by heart is Yello's "Oh yeah". In fact, it's the only song I've ever heard. I was raised in a Skinner Box and three times a day, with meals, my captors play "Oh Yeah". I am also rewarded with "Oh Yeah" if I complete a task in a satisfactory fashion. I am so alone, but so enthusiastic. Oh Yeah.
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2009.04.30 10.51
hey, what the news today? my old elementary school is closed due to swine flu that's the news!
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2009.03.01 19.13
hey a baby left me a message on my answering machine
which baby was it?
I know a *lot* of babies!!
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