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| == Notes ==
| | Computer science lecturer at Mount St. Mary's University in Maryland. Jeopardy winner and the first ever to be in a three-way tie (March 16, 2007). Friend of [[Francis Heaney]]. |
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| I should probably use my [http://www.eekim.com/blog/ blog] for this, or maybe [http://del.icio.us/ del.icio.us] for these sort of random jottings. And I probably will. Nevertheless, for now...
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| [http://www.spiritguides.net/ Spirit Guides]. Found these guys at the Palo Alto Art and Wine Festival in 2004. They have great statues.
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| At [http://blueoxen.com/ Blue Oxen Associates]' second anniversary party, [[Collab:Jim Spohrer]] and [http://www.janhauser.com/ Jan Hauser] told me about [[Andrew Galambos]], a quirky libertarian intellectual who held very strong views on intellectual property.
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| [[Electronics Recycling]]
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| [http://stanfordwest.stanford.edu/noticeform.pdf Template for giving 30 days notice]. Includes a section on the right to request an initial inspection.
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| [http://www.weathervanecapitol.com/ Weathervane Capitol, Inc.]
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| <pre> P.O. Box 65
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| Greenbrier, AR 72058
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| 501-679-5936
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| FAX: 501-679-3790
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| wervane@cyberback.com</pre>
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| Sells handcrafted weathervanes and rain gauges. Family business run by [[Jack Harmon]]. I bought a weathervane for [[Aaron Liepman]] and Claire's wedding present at the [[Gilroy Garlic Festival]] in 2001.
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| [[Alexander Technique]]
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| [http://www.conceptdraw.com/ Concept Draw], a suite of diagramming tools referred to me by [[Kasey Asberry]].
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| [[BurdensLanding:Maraschino Cherries]]
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| == Drafts ==
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| * [[Wikis As Topic Maps]]
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| * [[Forge:XDI Data Sharing]]
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| * [[Remembering How To Raise Babies]]
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Revision as of 07:42, 4 September 2016
Computer science lecturer at Mount St. Mary's University in Maryland. Jeopardy winner and the first ever to be in a three-way tie (March 16, 2007). Friend of Francis Heaney.