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"Murphy was an optimist!"

Of Grasshoppers July 19, 2004 7:52 am

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Student: Today is going to be nightmarish.

Master: Destiny birthed.

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A New Day! Let’s start the day off with a PayPa… July 19, 2004 7:49 am

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A New Day!

Let’s start the day off with a PayPal donation link:

This Morning

Noah did his morning man routine and was up before anyone else watching cartoons.

I could not get out of bed quick enough to help the dog make it outside.

I hate not waking up early enough but man doesn’t body wish it could stay in bed longer.

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Of Grasshoppers July 18, 2004 10:13 pm

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Student: There is never enough time!

Professor: And how long did you think about that?

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Goodbye Google – We will miss your logos July 18, 2004 10:00 pm

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I took this from Kurzweil which looks like a direct quote from The Guardian but it was so exciting I had to quote it directly.


The Guardian, July 15, 2004

Blinkx is a new search engine that’s taking on Google. Launched today, it has been recording 6 million hits a day solely from word of mouth.

Blinkx doesn’t only search the web but simultaneously scours news sites, blogs, emails, attachments and your own hard disk. It does all this unobtrusively in the background until you pass your cursor over icons at the top or bottom of the page, when it reveals a digest of related sites as well as material from Word, Excel or PDF files. If you are working in a word processing document, it provides the same service.

And unlike Google, it uses artificial intelligence to rate stories, not page rankings.

Note from the Blinkx website “blinkx is not currently available for Macintosh or Mozilla, but due to your requests, we’re working on it!”

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Anti-Bush July 18, 2004 3:37 pm

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Republican dominate Knoxville, TN gets an anti-Bush mention in this article Couple in anti-Bush T-shirts were arrested at president’s speech

…two documented incidents between September and March: one in Little Rock, Ark., and one in Knoxville, Tenn…

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Of Grasshoppers July 18, 2004 12:19 pm

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Student: Why do the dead not speak?

Master: Why do you not listen?

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Gargoyle Cat July 18, 2004 11:50 am

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You should work at this computer. The cat rolling off the monitor in deep sleep into your hands is something to experience. When she does, she feels like a rag doll with absolutely no bones in her body.

The cat’s whole body just rose 2 inches and returned to the monitor as if it were in a Warner Brothers cartoon when the dryer buzzer went off. Then she slowly turned to me, squaked a complaint and returned to sleep.

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Of Grasshoppers July 18, 2004 10:22 am

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Student: Why is the sky blue?

Teacher: The sky is red.

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Of Grasshoppers July 18, 2004 10:18 am

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Student: Teacher, I am not in control of my own life.

Master: Come with me. I will tell you what to do.

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Of Grasshoppers July 17, 2004 7:43 pm

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Student: Professor, I have amounted to nothing. My life is a waste!

Professor: So what are your plans for tomorrow?

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The Struggles of Pre-teendom (Part I) July 17, 2004 7:30 pm

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At eleven I act five

I wish my breast were alive

I think I deserve to be seventeen

Give me independence

Don’t be so mean

When I am there

I can declare I am free to be me

When I am there

He is not here

And I can worry only about me

My parents are dorks

One brother is a jerk

The other a pain

My sister is adorable

But only when we are playing

I hear them say I am smart

Which means I am special

So I mouth off alot

It is what adults do

And I have to be as responsible as you

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Of Grasshoppers July 17, 2004 3:04 pm

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Student: Why start? I’ll probably do it wrong anyway. Why finish? It won’t be good enough.

Master: Isn’t something never begun wrong already? How is the next great adventure to begin if the prior is not placed behind us?

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All Perspective July 17, 2004 11:21 am

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West

Today the toilet overflowed potentially damaging our cabinetry and tainting the insulation and other wall innards that were pieced together with such care, perfection and attention to detail. It overflowed because I was overconfident and careless.

East

Today we were given inspiration to finish some things that we were waiting to “get around to it”. Today started out great and has been given reason to be even better. Today we are reminded to take things in stride.

North

Today no one was hurt. With minimal effort a mess was cleaned. All damage easily repaired.

South

Today tools were out of place. Parts were missing. Today I felt lost, incapable, lazy and not living up to my full potential. Today I scared my child and insulted my wife.

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Of Grasshoppers July 17, 2004 11:20 am

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Student: Why is the crib moved out of place?

Teacher: Why does it matter?

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Inescapable July 17, 2004 9:32 am

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Choas reigns

In perpetuity the circle spins

Hands grasping at grains

Unstoppable

Tears removing happiness

Innocence bellows away

Desire seeks the path of least resistance

Following downward deeper into despair

Futilely Man tells Nature The Order

Scornfully Nature disciplines Man

The Law is unforgiving

Inaction is individualist

Unallowable

Hurtful to others

Ambivalence is a choice

There is no easy way out

Of a hole that only grows deeper

When the dirt you throw out

Never reaches the top

And all you want to do

Is stop stop stop

Trauma to begin

Trauma to grow

Trauma to end

A butterfly in Kansas

A tsunami in Japan

A farmboy with a magnifying glass

A sudden calm in the storm

A tired child rests

The hay flares up

And Choas reigns

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