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Bill's Personal Links
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Links to Items of Non-Professional Interest. Langauge Inventor or Serial Killer? Here is the Hall of Technical Documentation Weirdness. Here is a picture from one of the so-called distant-view seats. At the 2005 NCAA final four. I smell snake oil. The Apple Product Cycle. Star Wars meets Bricks and Wafers. The Worst Album Art Ever. The page is in German, but if you scroll down to the bottom of the page, the links called Bildstrecke go to the various collections. 404 WMF not found. The neighbor from hell.
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Do you know the first name of the Macintosh? – classicmacs.org
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Celebrating Classic Apple Technology. Do you know the first name of the Macintosh? The Register recently featured a nice article. By Bob Dorman about the 30th anniversary of the Apple Lisa computer. At the close of the article the author includes the following citation:. A hat tip to the folks behind the ftp.apple.asimov.net. Site, a huge resource of information related to early Apple products. I decided to explore the ftp site and discovered a treasure trove of information for any Apple historian. Do yo...
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Norton Utilities – classicmacs.org
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Celebrating Classic Apple Technology. Making a rescue floppy disk on a modern Mac. I could have saved myself a LOT of time if I had consulted Low End Mac. Creating Classic Mac Boot Floppies in OS X. Posted by Glenn Chase. Tagged with: floppy disk. In the news (2). Original Macintosh Mouse USB conversion kit. Macworld debuts new weekly “Think Retro” column. Experience using an Apple Lisa. Surfing the web on a 27 year old Mac Plus. New book celebrates Apple innovation. Apple Macintosh Before System 7.
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The Robblog: May 2006
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I tend to paraphrase because I write on the fly. From now on, I shall write on larger insects. Sunday, May 14, 2006. I've been shown up by a bird. Not just any bird, mind you, but a redtailed hawk. Allow me to explain. That's where it gets complicated. It was an embarrassment. That's when I heard the hawk. But this time, it just seemed that God was out to prove a point. The redtailed appeared, leaving some pines across the street from the field where my humble attempts at free flight were being snuff...
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The Robblog: May 2005
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I tend to paraphrase because I write on the fly. From now on, I shall write on larger insects. Sunday, May 29, 2005. Albert Einstein said that "imagination is more important than knowledge." So, how true is that? What amount of truth is there in this statement, from who is considered by many the greatest thinker of the 20th century? There is a lot. Yet we live in a society that seems to fear imagination. Whenever a paradigm shifts, many of us bristle and growl. We look upon creativity with a cert...A pen...
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The Robblog: April 2005
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I tend to paraphrase because I write on the fly. From now on, I shall write on larger insects. Thursday, April 28, 2005. Workers Of America. Never Mind. The world is a very wicked place, all too often. Nowhere is this more visible than in the workplace. Each of us is expected to do useful work in our lifetimes. That's how our society works, and here in the United States and the West, it is an inherent part of our culture. Good works is part of our national consciousness. What is the worker to do? This is...
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The Robblog: December 2005
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I tend to paraphrase because I write on the fly. From now on, I shall write on larger insects. Tuesday, December 13, 2005. A Test Of Faith. You scored as Evangelical Holiness/Wesleyan. What's your theological worldview? Created with QuizFarm.com. Follow the link and take the quiz. Posted by Robert at 5:34 AM. The one thing that the Internet has as its greatest gift, the ability to connect people worldwide, is also wrought with problems. It seems to be actually making strangers of people within their ...
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The Robblog: August 2005
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I tend to paraphrase because I write on the fly. From now on, I shall write on larger insects. Friday, August 19, 2005. An SUV Through The Eye Of A Needle. Tonight, I sat and read an essay written by Bill McKibben in the latest issue (August, 2005) of Harper's Magazine. The essay made a very good point; 85% of Americans consider themselves to be Christian, but too often the actions of this country fall short of what Christ expected. Notice, I said what. Expected, not necessarily what our. I recommend to ...
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The Robblog: February 2006
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I tend to paraphrase because I write on the fly. From now on, I shall write on larger insects. Friday, February 24, 2006. I'm sitting here listening to ELO's 1976 album "A New World Record", perhaps my favorite one from the band. I didn't listen to it much when it first came out, but almost three years later, it was a near constant soundtrack for my life. Posted by Robert at 8:38 AM. In Pursuit Of The Common Good. Other Blogs and Sites I Read. A New Direction, Not Entirely Unexpected. Living In These Mod...
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The Robblog: November 2005
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I tend to paraphrase because I write on the fly. From now on, I shall write on larger insects. Sunday, November 20, 2005. The End Of A Season. Yesterday was my last class of the year. I teach the occasional astronomy class to homeschoolers and anyone who is interested, and have done four in the past two weeks. Today was the most vigorous one, "Walking The Solar System", where we walk, and build, if you will, a miniature Solar System. In 1/10,000,000,000 scale (ten billionth! Posted by Robert at 7:01 AM.
