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Quick and Easy Ain't No Beans About It Chili
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So, as best as I can measure, here's what I do to make my Chili. I cook this in bulk, it freezes well. A warning to the purists, in addition to there being no beans, it is thick with veggies, you should think of it as a spicy stew perhaps.
There are a number of shortcuts where it ( Read more... ) -
Nobody Expects the McAfee Acquisition.
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Sign that I have a broken brain. When I head about Intel acquiring McAfee and security being the "third pillar of technology" this ran through my brain
Paul Otellini: Nobody Expects the McAfee Acquisition! The chief pillar of technology is internet access... Internet access and ( Read more... ) -
Recipe: Bachelor's Neapolitan Ragù
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I know I haven't blogged in a while someday I'll get back to it.
This is my attempt to create a decent Ragù in a little over an hour. There are some short cuts, but for someone looking for a sauce recipe that's better then what comes out of a jar and is quicker then a full blown ( Read more... ) -
Intellectual Property vs Real Property
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Since the supreme court ruled on Kelso vs. The City of New London allowing the use of eminent domain to transfer real property from one private owner to another to increase tax receipts and jobs, many cities have begun projects to build sports arenas, corporate parks, factories and ( Read more... ) -
Some Random Thoughts on the 4th Amendment
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I'm going to try and revive the blog in the new year... here's the first post...
Recently in some reading I came across a Patrick Henry quote "The Constitution is not an instrument for the government to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the ( Read more... ) -
Obama Addressing Students
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I can tell you my first "political memory", it was January 21, 1981, I was 11 years old. When was came to school that day TV sets were in the classroom. By mid day we were watching Ronald Reagan's Inauguration. I remember the Pomp and Circumstance around the event. As it was a ( Read more... ) -
It's The End Of My Hard Drive As I Know It and I Feel Fine or Why I'm Running Tiger on Sno
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So, I had some disturbing news this weekend, my MacBook Pro, Zen, had his hard drive die on me and unlike most folks who have had a drive crash, I'm not panicked, once I figure out how I am going to work over the next few days until Apple can replace the drive I've been doing what I ( Read more... ) -
Thoughts about the Facebook FriendFeed Merger
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Just got done listening to the latest FFundercats "emergency chat podcast" discussing the Facebook / FriendFeed merger. Of course there's a lot of fear around this from the community. Will they merge the 2 systems? If I'm only a friendfeed user, will I have to get a facebook ( Read more... ) -
Play With Keyboard and RSS Cloud
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Last week I attended Dave Winer's roadshow for bootstrapping the RSSCloud. It was an interesting meeting lots of discussion and I think that RSSCloud has some potential. It's always fun being in a room with seasoned pros, young turks and other folks some smarter then you and ( Read more... ) -
IM and the RSS Cloud
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At Dave Winer's meeting about bootstrapping the Rss Cloud someone (I don't remember who, sorry) asked about the possibility of using the cloud as an opensource peer to peer IM network to replace Jabber/XMPP (there was a little discussion around how difficult it is to implement XMPP ( Read more... )