Done by my co-workers a few years back, because of my then habit of having an egg, carrots, and chicken for lunch every day.
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Sunday, February 17, 2008
CT Castle - Dave and crew
CT Castle - Dave and crew
Originally uploaded by Alhazred
Gavin's head just poking out of the opening to a storage room that had been excavated a little while before.
edit 12/31/2013: I think that this was in December 1987 or thereabouts.
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Sunday, April 08, 2007
Random numbers, flickr photos
- Best regards for First Day of the Writing of the Book of the Law, and blessings upon our Holy Prophet.
- It seems that if one asked to pick a number between 1 and 20, 17 is the number most often chosen, by far:
...the number 17 was picked much more often -- almost 18 percent of the time, compared to the 5 percent you might expect from this sample.
and interestingly, prime numbers are also picked disproportionately often. - I've just uploaded a few more snapshots of the 1988 Cape Town Castle excavations to flickr:
and a previous uploaded snapshot from the restaurant at Tsitsikamma National Park:
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
New photos, hard drives, New Guinea linguistics, chess and strippers,
- I love this headline: Young chess prodigy runs away, lives with stripper.
- Here are some new flickr photos from me:
- A fellow tech just told me something rather funny. He was speaking to a guy that started defragging his hard drive (Win XP) just before leaving work. He would then take the laptop with him and put it on the seat next to him as he drove home and the defrag worked away. Ouch. Poor hard drive.
- Far Outliers has a rather nice blog entry about his linguistic dissertation and fieldwork in New Guinea.
Sunday, November 19, 2006
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