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Monthly Archives: February 2009
SIFF; Sakura-con; Data Entry; Not Skiing
SIFF had a free screening, which we aren't obliged to attend but it's a free movie so we went. A Swedish(?) movie, a period piece movie, which I did not remember the name of. The story was about a mother … Continue reading
Dubai?
Dubai Real Estate Bubble has Burst I've seen and heard a lot about Dubai in airline magazines and sites that talk about skyscraper and real estate development and I have yet to fathom why rich people want to live there. … Continue reading
Digestion Issues
I went kayaking today and thanks to the 15 knots of wind got quite the workout on Lake Union. Thus I was quite hungry for lunch and ate quite a lot at Agua Verde, home of the all you can … Continue reading
Crystal Mountain Skiing
Crystal Moutain February 14, 2009 Originally uploaded by ochawan Hitomi's been bugging me to go skiing recently. There are a couple of excuses that have kept me away from the mountains. Mostly it has been not having a good car … Continue reading
Cycle U Test; Vancouver
Although I've been feeling much stronger cycling this year my test today seemed to indicate, in terms of wattage, I'm about the same as I was end of last year. I did do better on a 5 minute test, about … Continue reading
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Tagged asian, cycle u, grand torino, hitomi, mononoke hime, skating, vancouver
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Latex Foam Mattress, A Primer
Latex foam mattresses have been around a long time. They are now very popular in Europe and becoming more popular in the United States. Positive: Long lasting (20-40+ years), offers support similar to memory foam, hypoallergenic, made with natural materials … Continue reading
Playstation 3 & Resident Evil
In Japan, Hitomi bought a Mizuki Nana live Blu Ray disk in Japan and I promised to get her a player once we returned home. Amazon.com had a refurbished PS3 (40GB) for about $300 and I got one. A comparable … Continue reading
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Tagged biohazard, blu ray, playstation, ps3, re5, resident evil
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Dynamo + Busch & Müller Lumotec IQ Fly
If you aren't running a dynamo hub, and you're a commuter or you ride at night, buy one. (There's plenty of pre-built wheels.) No need to be afraid of the dark. No need to use batteries when you can generate … Continue reading
LocationLogic
Autodesk decided to sell the location services division. Unfortunately, they decided not to keep everyone, thus the team of 85 was reduced to 30. I was kept in park thanks to working on a profitable or at least viable part … Continue reading
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