12 August 2008
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We left chad’s amp at doc watson’s pub and since amandoo and I already had ikea plans we offered to pick it up.
We put E85 in her subaru even though the ethanol pump said it was only for flexfuel vehicles.
Then a storm happened upon us. Amandoo spent 500 digital pictures in hopes of capturing lightning (we couldn’t figure out how to make her camera take long exposure shots).
I took a few with my iphone, I’d best describe the color of Philadelphia that day as apocalypse orange. The sky, the buildings, puddles, and pigeons.
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12 August 2008
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My parents’ kenmore elite freezer was beeping at them for weeks, displaying a “b” on the LED screen.
I wasn’t able to find much good info on the web about how to replace the battery so I decided to write this short blog.
It needed a new 9v battery which is replaced on the front of the freezer below the door.
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29 July 2008
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We walked there and ate some smores.
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29 July 2008
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28 July 2008
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Round 1, fight!
And then hose her down
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bella, bonsai, collie, dog
01 May 2008
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Researchers at HP Labs have built the first working prototypes of an important new electronic component that may lead to instant-on PCs as well as analog computers that process information the way the human brain does.The new component is called a memristor, or memory resistor. Up until today, the circuit element had only been described in a series of mathematical equations written by Leon Chua, who in 1971 was an engineering student studying non-linear circuits. Chua knew the circuit element should exist — he even accurately outlined its properties and how it would work. Unfortunately, neither he nor the rest of the engineering community could come up with a physical manifestation that matched his mathematical expression.
Thirty-seven years later, a group of scientists from HP Labs has finally built real working memristors, thus adding a fourth basic circuit element to electrical circuit theory, one that will join the three better-known ones: the capacitor, resistor and the inductor.
Researchers believe the discovery will pave the way for instant-on PCs, more energy-efficient computers, and new analog computers that can process and associate information in a manner similar to that of the human brain.
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25 March 2008
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A true american hero:
These may grow up to be his children:
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