Day 2: Actually moved stuff into my new place today. Started on the living room and the office. Dana, my other half, luckily was there to talk me out of having the office in the middkle of the apartment, which has always been how I set things up, But now, I have the office in a smaller room with a window, which does look like...
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Yippie Kay-A... it's moving week~!
What I'm doing now: Taking a break
What I was doing before that: Putting books into boxes, dissasembling bookshelves, and organizing miscellaneous paperwork and photos into other boxes.
free stuff I have to anyone who can get it in the next few days: bookshelves, miscellaneous photo chemistry and darkroom equipment, old tapes of Red Wings v. Avalanche hockey games from...
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What I'm doing now: Taking a break
What I was doing before that: Putting books into boxes, dissasembling bookshelves, and organizing miscellaneous paperwork and photos into other boxes.
free stuff I have to anyone who can get it in the next few days: bookshelves, miscellaneous photo chemistry and darkroom equipment, old tapes of Red Wings v. Avalanche hockey games from...
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denk:
Moving rule #1: Never fill boxes with books only. The friends, who you asked to help you will spit out curses and 1 of 10 boxes will break and your favorite book will fall into the gutter.
1 layer books, 1 layer clothes, 1 layer books is my recipe
1 layer books, 1 layer clothes, 1 layer books is my recipe
"Strange things are afoot at the Circle K."
On June 24th of this year, I emailed a professor acquaintance of mine requesting a Directed Study for some post-grad stuff.
On August 22nd, I came home at 2am and found the response, sent to my e-mail at 5pm that afternoon. He wanted to talk about it. "Are you going to be on campus tomorrow?" Friday was...
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On June 24th of this year, I emailed a professor acquaintance of mine requesting a Directed Study for some post-grad stuff.
On August 22nd, I came home at 2am and found the response, sent to my e-mail at 5pm that afternoon. He wanted to talk about it. "Are you going to be on campus tomorrow?" Friday was...
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ok. I'm better now. It wasn't West Nile.
lucky105:
Always a plus when you don't come down with life-threatening diseases. 
Went to the Okeefenokee Swamp yesterday with a pair of friends. Ended up getting severely sunburned and getting massively dehydrated by last night with a seriously bad case of sun poisoining. So today, instead of being at work, I'm here, at my apartment, wrapped in a blanket because I haven't been able to regulate my own body temperature for the last 17 hours. I'm starting...
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morgan:
the problem with creepy IMs is that the persons screenname isn't always their name on SG. So if I can't find their SG name I might not be able to get them booted. But if I DO find their SG name I always complain about them to staff.
Played Chess at my favorite bar tonight. Ended up playing with this girl who was a student of one of my prof buddies. I had a forced mate in two and didn't see it, and it gave her the mate in one she was waiting for. She was cool.
I think that's going to be a new criteria for Mrs. Right. She has to be...
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I think that's going to be a new criteria for Mrs. Right. She has to be...
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cherry:
Of course I should've known you were here all along And I love supergeeks, it's true.
I always lose at chess and I get pissed off whenever I lose anything
heh.
Cherry xox
And I love supergeeks, it's true.
I always lose at chess and I get pissed off whenever I lose anything
heh.
Cherry xox
cherry:
Of course I made the drum roll That place sounds incredible!
Cherry xox
Of course I made the drum roll
That place sounds incredible!
Cherry xox
5 parts Kimchi:
1.) I distinctly remember taking an oath to "defend the constitution of the United States against all enemies, both foreign and domestic." It was July in Florida, and I was enlisting into the service of the thing. There was blue sky outside and above, green grass outside and below, and there was a nice breeze keeping things quite nice considering a) it...
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1.) I distinctly remember taking an oath to "defend the constitution of the United States against all enemies, both foreign and domestic." It was July in Florida, and I was enlisting into the service of the thing. There was blue sky outside and above, green grass outside and below, and there was a nice breeze keeping things quite nice considering a) it...
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denk:
On some future day I'll visit you in Florida, we'll have 6 hours of useless intellectual conversation, and then go to a strip bar.
Ok?
Ok?
cherry:
Hey... where you been, mister? o.O
Cherry xox
Cherry xox
To whom,
The kids are alright.
Met a cousin of mine last weekend. He lives up in Virginia somewhere. Seen him once before. At a funeral. Outside the situation, it seems like funerals would be a good place to get to know one another, but then again, that might require stepping out of character in mid-event. "All things in their proper place," I'm told
He...
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The kids are alright.
Met a cousin of mine last weekend. He lives up in Virginia somewhere. Seen him once before. At a funeral. Outside the situation, it seems like funerals would be a good place to get to know one another, but then again, that might require stepping out of character in mid-event. "All things in their proper place," I'm told
He...
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tretiak:
The liver is the only organ that regenerates when you try to kill it. That is cool.
I like to see youngsters doing cool stuff. Parenthetically, it was Stevie Ray Vaughan that led me eventually to keji heino and kaspar brotzman. You can't be all knowing cool at 16. Coolness is like tea. It takes time to steep.
I like to see youngsters doing cool stuff. Parenthetically, it was Stevie Ray Vaughan that led me eventually to keji heino and kaspar brotzman. You can't be all knowing cool at 16. Coolness is like tea. It takes time to steep.
cherry:
Of course I know you love me in the deep and meaningful sense 
This journal entry is reminding me of Charles Bukowski. And your cousing sounds just mighty fine to me...
Cherry xox
This journal entry is reminding me of Charles Bukowski. And your cousing sounds just mighty fine to me...
Cherry xox
Capital Reading Group tomorrow night at my house. All who are so inclined, take a day off work, cancell all your appointments, pack up some things, call around, find a discount rate, get a ticket, show up three hours early, wait in line, get screened, come on out, catch a cab, amd stop on by.
SIMPLE!
SIMPLE!
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denk:
Ok, with a little help of Krners Philosophisches Wrterbuch:
In a non-philosophical context "Aufhebung" has two meanings:
1. Lifting up, picking up, elevating (if something is lying on the ground), but in this sense it's seldomly used as a noun.
2. abolition, removal, elimination, dissolution
"Aufhebung" is part of Hegel's dialectism (and he chose that word, I think, because of that two meanings above) and means that those put in theThesis is been aufgehoben by means of the Antithesis, and eliminated as well as elevated to the next, higher stage where it'll be aufgehoben again.
++++++++
"Weltanschauung" (literally: the looking at the world) is an old word that means worldview, outlook on life, (a positive) ideology and so on.
In philosophy it means "the paragon for the results of metaphysical thinking and researching. Metaphysics should be seen here as a science encompassing the forms of realizing the world, that is
1. the 'natural', traditional Weltanschauung differing by era, people etc.
2. the philosophy that strives for apriori-knowledge on all fields
3. the results of all single sciences"
"Weltanschauung" sounds a lot like German philosophy from 1900 to 1940
In a non-philosophical context "Aufhebung" has two meanings:
1. Lifting up, picking up, elevating (if something is lying on the ground), but in this sense it's seldomly used as a noun.
2. abolition, removal, elimination, dissolution
"Aufhebung" is part of Hegel's dialectism (and he chose that word, I think, because of that two meanings above) and means that those put in theThesis is been aufgehoben by means of the Antithesis, and eliminated as well as elevated to the next, higher stage where it'll be aufgehoben again.
++++++++
"Weltanschauung" (literally: the looking at the world) is an old word that means worldview, outlook on life, (a positive) ideology and so on.
In philosophy it means "the paragon for the results of metaphysical thinking and researching. Metaphysics should be seen here as a science encompassing the forms of realizing the world, that is
1. the 'natural', traditional Weltanschauung differing by era, people etc.
2. the philosophy that strives for apriori-knowledge on all fields
3. the results of all single sciences"
"Weltanschauung" sounds a lot like German philosophy from 1900 to 1940
winter_____:
Awww.
(((hugs)))
[Edited on Jul 04, 2003]
(((hugs)))
[Edited on Jul 04, 2003]
Fried Rice tonight. Old School on VHS for dessert. I haven't sxeen it yet, but heard it was funny as hell. Read too much this weekend, and will probably spend the rest of the week watching movies and listening to music.
Killing (For) Politics: Jihad, Martyrdom and Political Action by Roxanne L. Euben. I recommend it if anyone is at all interested in such things....
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Killing (For) Politics: Jihad, Martyrdom and Political Action by Roxanne L. Euben. I recommend it if anyone is at all interested in such things....
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Devils in 7. But Gigguere gor the Conne Smythe. Didn't see THAT coming!
What else? Been reading The Jungle lately. First fiction in an incredibly long time. Thinking back, it was probably 1996 the last time I finished a book of fiction. Very neat though. I hit a wall with non-fiction. Nothing was working so well anymore.. I'd read it... understand it... but it was...
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What else? Been reading The Jungle lately. First fiction in an incredibly long time. Thinking back, it was probably 1996 the last time I finished a book of fiction. Very neat though. I hit a wall with non-fiction. Nothing was working so well anymore.. I'd read it... understand it... but it was...
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thirtyseven:
sorry this is so delayed, but fort meaty poot is the best thing i've heard all week =]
thirtyseven:
i STILL can't get over ft meaty poot!
If I find your Cookie Monster, I'll let you know.