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Ken @jodepoley @jenny_beth Ah, I finally found the Nebraska-New Jersey connection: our PATH cars were made there. :) http://img.ly/1Yci [kenwalker].— August 26th via Twitter
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Ken Listening to Sam on Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken live streaming from http://wfmu.org [kenwalker].— August 25th via Twitter
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Ken RT @villagechurch: Support Sam tonight at 6pm at the UCB Theater ($5 admission, 26th & 8th) to watch what should be an engaging discussi ... [kenwalker].— August 25th via Twitter
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Ken RT @jodepoley: If you get a chance to listen... Give this a try. Thanks Sam for your vision and example to all of us. http://bit.ly/9 ... [kenwalker].— August 24th via Twitter
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Ken THIS Wed at 6pm on WFMU 91.1FM, our pastor Sam Andreades will discuss homosexuality and the Christian faith. More info: http://bit.ly/9wjN7v [kenwalker].— August 24th via Twitter
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Ken By way of @dpesnell: the reflection for Sunday's service can be found in this 1860 NY Times City Intelligence article: http://nyti.ms/cqzTHo [kenwalker].— August 24th via Twitter
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Monthly Archives: April 2003
Days I Wish I Was a Workoholic
So I’m going to be home most of the day today. Aside from managing the Senior Project, I also need to write a 20-page paper on why Apple Computer is best-in-class in the PC industry, and coordinate some DNS changes … Continue reading
Posted in On the Radar
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Do you want to know…what DLSI is?
Some email correspondence over the weekend made this blog inevitable. ___ Agent OE: As you can see, you’ve been my class for some time now, Team DLSI. It seems that you’ve been living…two lives. In one life, you are NJIT … Continue reading
Posted in School
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Acquire, Manage, Listen (etc.)
Wow…forgiveness feels pretty good. Thanks, Faith. Scientific American: The Semantic Web. For the semantic web to function, computers must have access to structured collections of information and sets of inference rules that they can use to conduct automated reasoning. Artificial-intelligence … Continue reading
Posted in Geek
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Lessons Learned
bring it all into perspective the tongue will steer the ship ahoy spark up a flame feel the pain of habañero sauce a word’s forever when we speak we set `em free so watch your mouth and you be careful … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Web Standards
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Panic Weekend
Our senior project final presentation is due this Tuesday, meaning that deep, introspective, navel-gazing blogs may be a bit scarce in this space. In brief: Mozilla: Why You Should Switch to the Firebird™ Browser. As if you haven’t read enough … Continue reading
Posted in On the Radar
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Things to do on a Friday
Spatula City: The Really Big Button That Doesn’t Do Anything. The button’s gotta lotta energy, you know, but it’s like potential, it’s not KENETIC. It doesn’t do anything but it does it in it’s own little way, you know? I … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
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Okay, Okay, I’ll Open My Wallet
Starbucks & T-Mobile now offer Pay as you Go and Prepaid unlimited access for wireless Internet. Neat.
Posted in Geek
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Popups Bite
I hate popup windows. I have a popup-blocker on my web browser. I open any links that are targeted to open in a new window (target=”_blank” for you HTML geeks) in new tabs. “No sir, I don’t like ‘em.” I … Continue reading
Posted in kennsarah.net
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Extreme Stickfighting
About two years ago, Jai sent me a hilarious flash movie featuring that charismatic ninja stick figure, XiaoXiao. After some random Googling late at work, I found that, indeed, the madness continues.
Posted in Culture
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Syndication Sweetness
So, I made a great discovery yesterday. This is a screenshot of Outlook Express running on my Windows 2000 laptop. Notice the column on the left side of the screen entitled “RSS Feeds.” For some of you, this is an … Continue reading
Posted in Geek
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