Month: December 2007

  • Korea’s Dark Half

    Korea’s Dark Half. That map and the associated text are really fascinating. You’d think I’d know more about this stuff (since it’s part of my heritage and all), but I don’t.

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  • Jackie Robinson

    I love the obscure book questions on AskMeFi. Today somebody asked this question, and I realized that I’d read part of that book myself. It was called In the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson, and I definitely remember reading at least an excerpt from it in grade school. (Did anybody else? Maybe it…

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  • Mean Girls

    Mean Girls was on TV last week, and I had no idea that it was a harbinger of things to come. Why are girls so bitchy towards each other? On Monday I got a vague warning at the shop that we were to crack down on gossiping, as some of the staff were saying upsetting…

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  • Serial Yarn Thief

    Wow. This tale of a Serial Yarn Thief sure puts our Titsiana to shame!

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  • KnitML

    KnitML. This is pretty nerdy, but man, I can definitely see the potential applications. Being able to automatically translate a pattern – into a chart, into another language, into a different size – would be awesome.

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  • Ravelry on Unclutterer

    Hey, Ravelry got link on Unclutterer today!

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  • Astropunks

    Awesome. My friend Sharon‘s new art venture Astropunks just got linked on HGTV!

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  • Anthony and Isaiah

    My mom just sent pics of my new nephew. Here’s one of Anthony and Isaiah, which makes me feel all warm and fuzzy… but also weird and old.

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  • Boot Camp

    I am seriously considering doing Boot Camp next month. I feel so lethargic and flabby right now, and I haven’t run in ages. Maybe this would be a kick in the butt.

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  • Toe-Up Jaywalkers

    My first attempt at Jaywalkers didn’t turn out very well. They looked great, but they were too narrow to go over my ankle! I’m going to try again with this toe-up version.

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