Penn State's pigopolist pork is not smelling sweet

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Sweet-smelling stationery harmful for
children

Sweet-smelling stationery harmful for
children 07/05/2004 12:56 AM
Content.sina.com - Sun Jul 4, 08:02 pm GMT

Sweet Smelling Sweater Salad @
gemsweater.com

Sweet Smelling Sweater Salad @
gemsweater.com 12/26/2003 05:24 AM
Sweet Smelling Sweater Salad .. rapidly-changing sweaters .. The Future is Gem Sweater .. Coca Racha .. sweaters

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There is magic behind Penn State's
Napster deal

There is magic behind Penn State's
Napster deal 11/12/2003 02:59 PM
Letters Only communists want something for nothing

The New Republicans: Deficits and Pork;
"Discretionary spending has jumped 27%
in the last two years...Congressional
pork is up more than 40%...much of it is
directly tied to the demands of big
business. 12/28

The New Republicans: Deficits and Pork;
"Discretionary spending has jumped 27%
in the last two years...Congressional
pork is up more than 40%...much of it is
directly tied to the demands of big
business. 12/28 12/29/2003 08:30 AM
New York Times .. *

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Check n Raise Poker.com Announces Their
First Annual
"Quarter-of-a-Million-Dollar Competition
for Gold, Glory & Sweet, Sweet Cash"

Check n Raise Poker.com Announces Their
First Annual
"Quarter-of-a-Million-Dollar Competition
for Gold, Glory & Sweet, Sweet Cash" 08/03/2004 02:24 AM
Check n Raise Poker.com announces their first annual "Quarter-of-a-Million-Dollar Competition for Gold, Glory & Sweet, Sweet Cash." Online poker players of all levels are invited to gather together, test their skill, sharpen their minds, and try to win cash, prizes and World Series of Poker entries. [PRWEB Aug 3, 2004]

Metafilter: Still smelling like cat pee

Metafilter: Still smelling like cat pee 07/14/2004 03:06 AM
Catscan.com is one of the strangest sites I've seen in some time. I have no idea how these people got their cats wedged into their scanners, or why.

Foul-smelling goo sold to keep people
out of abandoned buildings

Foul-smelling goo sold to keep people
out of abandoned buildings 07/28/2004 01:28 PM
Ruffin sez: "a New Zealand company is now making a synthetic "skunk gel" called Skunk Shot that is being used by law enforcement to keep vagrants and junkies out of abandoned buildings." Link< /a>

pork 0.99.2

pork 0.99.2 11/16/2003 10:29 AM
An ncurses-based AIM client for the UNIX console.

Yule Pork

Yule Pork 12/08/2003 10:27 AM
Pigs seem to be everywhere for the holidays in Finland; pig motifs, cookies shaped like pigs, piggy marzipan cakes,...

Pork Chocolate Bar??

Pork Chocolate Bar?? 06/22/2004 07:02 PM
Chocolate dipped pork fat is now on the menu in one of the Ukraine's trendiest restaurants. Because regular pork fat isn't chocolately enough.

Hey, Lady, Want to Pork?

Hey, Lady, Want to Pork? 01/18/2004 10:26 AM
The German photographer Juergen Specht artfully persuades young women to take off their clothes and be covered in odd substances. The food series also includes fish, fruit, spaghetti, milk, and honey. (01-18)

"tribute to Pork Pies"

"tribute to Pork Pies" 06/12/2004 09:26 AM

Are Pork Chops a Euphemism?

Are Pork Chops a Euphemism? 01/02/2005 06:54 PM

« What a difference a letter makes....I see a new marketing campaign for Crowmoor in this; "Drink More. Grow More. Crowmoor!" »

When looking to the shelves to find a slimmer and lighter book than the current titles I was reading before leaving for Tunisia I found and decided to take When Will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops?, George Carlin's recent book filled with deliciously funny cynicism that I can relate to. It was only when riding the train to Tunis, in a car containing mostly Tunisians save for two very chatty German women who found endless amusement in the train timetable, did I start to think that maybe carrying a book with "Jesus" in the title and a slightly altered illustration of the last supper on the cover might not have been the wisest choice for reading material, especially when I kept laughing while reading it. :)

George, I know you're just like every other egosurfing author on the internet these days and if you read this, I loved the euphemism bashing and want more. [I nearly wet myself laughing at the HBO special where Carlin goes on at length about 'servicing the customer', but that's probably TMI.] I might also add that you forgot to take on the weather. Finland has a fabulous word, räntä, that sounds as unpleasant as the weather it describes. It's a short Finnish word, too, something to be cherished in a Finnish word. In English, we get sleet, snain [snow + rain], freezing rain, wet snow and, lest we forget, "wintry mix". What the fuck is "wintry mix" anyway? Something the weather people came up with to say 'well, we have no clue what will fall from the sky today so let's just use this vague term to cover our asses no matter what?' I miss those low-tech days where a guy would stand in front of a board with a happy sun icon over Florida and a giant snowflake over Chicago and tell it like it was; if you weren't in Florida, your weather was likely cold, crappy and grim. Nowadays they have 3-D 'fly through', 5-day forecasts, doppler radar and tons of new words to describe the same bloody thing the fat smiling guy in front of the wooden cut-out of the lower-48 states would; the weather where you are sucks and will remain that way until you move to Florida, dimwit.

The word folks will enjoy WWJBTPC as George has frequent rants on euphemisms in English that tend to have little purpose other than replacing another word or words with others that aren't as clear. George takes no prisoners and even though it's very amusing it's rather disturbing to realise that it has reached self-parodying levels of absurdity. The poem A Modern Man is an anthem for the wired jet-set who would have died at thought of a week without any information appliance nearby. And, Prepositional Phrases, made me think of most Finns who complain about English and its arbitrary use of them.

We Americans love our prepositional phrases.

Out of sight, off the charts, in the groove, on the ball; up the creek, down the tubes, in the dumper, out the yin-yang; off the wall, 'round the bend, below the belt, under the weather.

And of course...under the table

Table Talk

But rather than under the table, let us begin on the table. That's a phrase you hear a lot in the news, especially from Washington. In negotiations of any kind, certain things are said to be on the table. Implying that other things are off the table. And sometimes, regardless of what's on the table, a settlement is reached under the table.

The table seems important. If a person is highly qualified, we say he brings a lot to the table. Unfortunately, those who bring a lot to the table often have too much on their plates. Still, they're guaranteed a seat at the table, because they think outside the box, which puts them ahead of the curve.

Now, if the negotiators agree on what's on the table, then they're on the same page. Personally, I don't like people on my page. If someone says to me, "We're on the same page," I say, "Do me a favor, please, turn the page; I'd rather not be on that page. In fact, I'd rather be in a completely different book." Buat that's beside the point; I've wandered off the track.

Returning to negotiations, if the sides are getting close, we're told they're in the ballpark. This often comes from people in the know, speaking off the record. And in Washington, many in the know are also in the loop because, after all, they work inside the beltway.

Now, there are other government people, outside the beltway, who, nonetheless, remain in the know and in the loop. They function in foreign countries and we say they're on the ground,. If they're CIA, they're under the radar and paid off the books. Much of what they learn is picked up on the street. But they don't always need to be on the street, because a lot of information comes in over the transom.

Hey, we don't make the rules, we just make fun of them. :)

Built With Steel, Perhaps, but Greased
With Pork

Built With Steel, Perhaps, but Greased
With Pork 04/10/2004 10:11 AM
Thanks to some extra fat in the highway bill passed by the House last week, Alaska will build two monumental "bridges to nowhere."

Waiter, there's a microchip in my pork
butt

Waiter, there's a microchip in my pork
butt 09/18/2004 02:38 PM
Xeni Jardin: Over a thousand pounds of pig flesh processed at a Sioux Center meatpacking facility was recalled over fears that a missing microchip could be embedded in the meat.

The Sioux-Preme Packing Co. recalled 110 pork shoulder butts -- about 1,100 pounds of meat -- that could contain the metal devices used to measure scientific data in hogs.

Pass the tofurkey, please. Link

Bread Sales Down, Pork Rinds Up 30%

Bread Sales Down, Pork Rinds Up 30% 12/17/2003 03:47 PM
Up to 35 million Americans are on a low-carb diet. Food manufacturers have responded with more than 600 new low-carb products this year. Restaurants are altering their menus. Online communities are springing up to share information about the low-carb lifestyle. With this big target market, how hard will corporations push to expand the low-carb movement? Do the health warnings about the diet foretell an increase in medical problems, or will we see a generation of healthy, slender, pork-rind chomping families?

Cash on the Scarecrow, Pork on the Plow

Cash on the Scarecrow, Pork on the Plow 04/17/2005 03:22 PM
C ash on the Scarecrow, Pork on the Plow
Matt Welch, using data from Environmental Working Group, examines the largesse of subsidies to Mellencamps.

Pork bellies or the presidency: The
market will choose

Pork bellies or the presidency: The
market will choose 06/29/2004 12:37 AM
Salon Jun 29 2004 4:12AM GMT

One State's Junk ... Yours On eBay

One State's Junk ... Yours On eBay 12/17/2003 11:53 AM
CBS News Dec 17 2003 11:06AM ET

Garden State's R-rating

Garden State's R-rating 08/19/2004 02:57 PM
Zach Braff has a weblog about Garden State (imdb): Some of you have been asking about the rating. Just so you all know, your government doesn't believe a 16 year old should hear the word "fuck" more than twice in a 2 hour period. The second you say "fuck" twice in a movie your film becomes "R". No exceptions. Pretty crazy, huh? You can blow someone's head off, but 2 fucks makes you unwatchable for someone under 17. Unless they...

BBC NEWS | Europe | Pork choc on the
menu in Ukraine

BBC NEWS | Europe | Pork choc on the
menu in Ukraine 06/22/2004 02:00 PM
chocolate-covered pork fat, nicknamed "Ukrainian Snickers." .. It's unusual yes, but it's completely disgusting! .. AND YOU THOUGHT MARMITE WAS GROSS .. Choc covered fat on a stick

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Town, Pork Board Clash Over Meat Slogan
(AP)

Town, Pork Board Clash Over Meat Slogan
(AP) 01/22/2004 02:10 AM
AP - The National Pork Board says there's something fishy about this city's use of the slogan "The Other White Meat."

State's Prisons Declare a Crisis (Los
Angeles Times)

State's Prisons Declare a Crisis (Los
Angeles Times) 04/27/2004 04:37 AM
Los Angeles Times - SACRAMENTO — The state prison system has declared a state of emergency and begun triple-bunking prisoners in two-person cells in response to an increase in the number of inmates, which is approaching historical highs.

Vonage to Contest State's Ruling That It
Is a Telephone Company

Vonage to Contest State's Ruling That It
Is a Telephone Company 05/21/2004 02:17 AM
New York Times May 21 2004 6:21AM GMT

Security breach laws become state's
rights issue

Security breach laws become state's
rights issue 04/13/2005 07:30 PM
Federalism questions pepper a Senate hearing into data mishaps. Should states regulate security breaches too?

Federal money to help expand state's
online library

Federal money to help expand state's
online library 02/07/2005 01:49 AM
Newsday.com - Sun Feb 6, 12:32 am GMT

What Arnold Schwarzenegger can do to
help restore Golden State's luster

What Arnold Schwarzenegger can do to
help restore Golden State's luster 10/30/2003 11:58 PM
SiliconValley.com Oct 12 2003 6:10AM ET

State's new technology gathers
information to find tax cheats

State's new technology gathers
information to find tax cheats 02/15/2004 01:03 AM
Boston Globe Feb 15 2004 5:15AM GMT

Artist's Internet growth spreads state's
sunrise

Artist's Internet growth spreads state's
sunrise 09/26/2004 07:01 AM
Cjonline.com - Sun Sep 26, 08:47 am GMT

Judge strikes down Washington state's
violent video game law

Judge strikes down Washington state's
violent video game law 07/16/2004 05:16 PM
Judge rules that Washington state's violent video game ban is a violation of free speech.

State's Geography Hews Party Line (Los
Angeles Times)

State's Geography Hews Party Line (Los
Angeles Times) 09/08/2004 05:29 AM
Los Angeles Times - Barely 100 miles separate the day-to-day lives of Santa Monica office manager Harriet Orinstein and Bakersfield teacher Andre Casillas. Yet these two Californians hold wildly different views that illustrate the state's two political worlds.

Area residents listed on the state's
online sex offender registry

Area residents listed on the state's
online sex offender registry 03/27/2005 08:21 AM
Onlineathens.com - Sun Mar 27, 10:32 am GMT

State's High Court Voids S.F. Same-Sex
Marriages (Los Angeles Times)

State's High Court Voids S.F. Same-Sex
Marriages (Los Angeles Times) 08/13/2004 05:12 AM
Los Angeles Times - SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme Court ruled unanimously Thursday that San Francisco's mayor overstepped his authority by issuing same-sex marriage licenses this spring. By a 5-2 vote, the court also declared the roughly 4,000 marriages of gay and lesbian couples that had been sanctioned by the city "void from their inception and a legal nullity."

The mightier Penn

The mightier Penn 07/22/2004 07:41 AM
He transformed before us from a Caravaggio-like dancing teen to a love-handled bad guy. While Chris Penn has never received the attention of his older brother, he's deserved it -- and oh, so much more.

Penn Station's Wi-Fi

Penn Station's Wi-Fi 06/25/2004 12:01 PM
A correspondent notes that Amtrak's waiting room at Penn Station has AT&T Wireless's Wi-Fi active: He writes, the splashpage finally arrived at the Amtrak waiting-room at Penn Station. After filling in the personal info ( they have the nerve to ask for the last four digits of your SS number!)... He was on a PDA and the page failed to allow him to purchase a connection. A call to AT&T Wireless Wi-Fi was a waste of time, the lady I talked to was clueless. The funny part is that I got far enough into the process to receive an 'Thank you for registering for the AT&T Wireless e-Wallet' e-mail. The correspondent notes, There's a Starbucks at the other end of the station (I have an account with them) and hopefully the McDonald's also in the station will work again soon. And then Verizon which works from the McDonald's on 7th Ave. if you sit close enough to the front window....

Meet the Michibl0ggers — the
people behind the keyboards at the
state's best Internet journals

Meet the Michibl0ggers — the
people behind the keyboards at the
state's best Internet journals 09/16/2004 07:14 AM
Freep.com - Thu Sep 16, 09:34 am GMT

Groups call state's effort to block
Internet child porn a failure

Groups call state's effort to block
Internet child porn a failure 06/23/2004 08:43 PM
San Francisco Chronicle Jun 24 2004 0:01AM GMT

""The Evergreen State's voting system is
so sloppy that you can't tell where
incompetence ends and actual fraud might
begin.""

""The Evergreen State's voting system is
so sloppy that you can't tell where
incompetence ends and actual fraud might
begin."" 04/11/2005 11:43 PM

Singapore holds computer hacking contest
to find city-state's top code cracker

Singapore holds computer hacking contest
to find city-state's top code cracker 08/04/2004 11:12 AM
CNEWS Aug 4 2004 2:22PM GMT
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T. Rowe Price Impresses

T. Rowe Price Impresses 04/27/2004 02:43 PM
The no-load fund complex doubles earnings and attracts record inflows.

Mike Rowe Keeps Raking It In

Mike Rowe Keeps Raking It In 02/10/2004 02:49 AM

Canadian teen makes money from feud with Microsoft: Mike Rowe sold all the correspondence between himself and Microsoft for about $1,000.

Bids for a 25-page letter from Microsoft lawyers, an inch-thick book outlining their case to the World Intellectual Property Organization in Geneva and e-mails between Rowe and lawyers had reached as much as 120,000 dollars (90,000 US dollars) during the 10-day online auction, but those were dismissed as bogus.

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Other News: Mike Rowe

Other News: Mike Rowe 01/28/2004 11:25 AM
Does anyone else think it's a little crazy that Microsoft feels the need to attack a teenager named Mike Rowe for creating a website called mikerowesoft.com?

Mike Rowe Settlement

Mike Rowe Settlement 01/24/2004 05:04 AM
Microsoft has reached an agreement with Mike Rowe, the Canadian teenager who was using the Web site mikerowesoft.com in alleged violation of the Microsoft tradmark. In exchange for Mike turning over the mikerowesoft.com domain to Microsoft, the company has:

• Agreed to help direct any traffic from mikerowesoft.com to Rowe's new Web site (which he's currently working on) to make sure he doesn’t lose any business. The company will pay any out-of-pocket expenses related to this change, including cost associated with changing over to the new url and any other expenses. (The Rowe family is now calculating those expenses.)
• Invited Mike and his family on to the Microsoft campus for the company's Microsoft Research Tech Fest in March. The company will pay for the travel and accommodations. No promises, but it's possible he could meet Bill Gates, depending on the Microsoft chairman's schedule, Desler said.
• Agreed to pay for Mike to get Microsoft Certification training. Depending on which courses he chooses, this could lead him to become a certified support technician, or system administrator, or something along those lines.
• Agreed to give Mike a subscription to MSDN, the Microsoft Developer Network Web site, with various tools for developing software around Microsoft products.
• Agreed to give Mike an Xbox game system, complete with a number of games of his choosing.

Logins, Part 2: The Return of Ben Rowe

Logins, Part 2: The Return of Ben Rowe 11/13/2002 08:59 AM

Mike Rowe Makes Out Like a Bandit

Mike Rowe Makes Out Like a Bandit 01/26/2004 10:19 AM
Mike Rowe, best known as the force behind MikeRoweSoft.com, got a lot more out of Microsoft than the $10 the company originally offered him for giving up his domain name.

Microsoft, Mike Rowe, make up

Microsoft, Mike Rowe, make up 01/23/2004 08:49 PM
AP via New Jersey Online Jan 24 2004 1:05AM GMT

Microsoft to sue Mike Rowe for
Copyrights

Microsoft to sue Mike Rowe for
Copyrights 01/19/2004 09:34 AM

It's Mike Rowe, 17, vs. giant Microsoft!

It's Mike Rowe, 17, vs. giant Microsoft! 01/18/2004 11:27 AM
Like any good fledgling businessman, Mike Rowe knew he needed a catchy name for his website design company. And being possessed of a sense of humour and the cheekiness of a typical 17-year-old, and given his name, what better than to register his Internet domain name as mikerowesoft.com?

Mike Rowe goes soft, hands over PR
victory

Mike Rowe goes soft, hands over PR
victory 01/26/2004 08:32 AM
The Beast comes out smelling of roses

Sir Bill of Seattle settles with Mike
Rowe

Sir Bill of Seattle settles with Mike
Rowe 01/26/2004 08:32 AM
Shiny new Xbox for miscreant teenager

If your name is Mike Rowe be careful on
Domain name Selection

If your name is Mike Rowe be careful on
Domain name Selection 01/22/2004 02:47 AM
I am absolutely blown away by what Microsoft is trying to do. This poor sap name Mike Rowe who does...

"lesson learned: make sure your name
isn't mike rowe"

"lesson learned: make sure your name
isn't mike rowe" 01/19/2004 07:16 AM

Microsoft lawyers threaten Mike Rowe
(17)

Microsoft lawyers threaten Mike Rowe
(17) 01/19/2004 06:15 AM
Losing the domain name plot

microsoft quashes mike rowe soft

microsoft quashes mike rowe soft 01/18/2004 07:09 PM
and of course the law firm doing the dirty work is called "Smart and Biggar". homonymania abounds.

Microsoft Takes on Mike Rowe Soft Over
Domain

Microsoft Takes on Mike Rowe Soft Over
Domain 01/22/2004 02:11 AM
"Microsoft takes on 17 year old Mike Rowe for trademark infringement."

Getting Foolish With Graham

Getting Foolish With Graham 04/22/2004 12:04 PM
The search for the value guru's "enterprising investor" stocks produces fruitful ideas.

Looking for Graham Crackers

Looking for Graham Crackers 04/15/2004 01:11 PM
Searching for old-school value stocks in a hot market is like hunting those mythical snipe.

Michael Graham

Michael Graham 08/29/2004 04:23 PM

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Paul Graham on Hacking

Paul Graham on Hacking 06/05/2004 03:21 PM
“Paul Graham is a hacker, a painter, and an essayist known as much for his thoughtful writings on spam, hacking, and Lisp as for creating the Arc programming language. In this interview with the O’Reilly Network, Paul discusses hacking, creativity, computer science education, and language design. Paul’s collection of essays has just been released in a new book from O’Reilly, Hackers & Painters.”

Play it Safe the Ben Graham Way

Play it Safe the Ben Graham Way 02/10/2004 02:45 AM
Net current asset value puts the margin of safety principle into action.

Graham takes on the world

Graham takes on the world 12/04/2003 10:49 AM
Scotsman Online Dec 4 2003 10:27AM ET

Bob Graham for President! Urrrr,
whatever.

Bob Graham for President! Urrrr,
whatever. 12/12/2003 03:22 AM
Graham to go out with a bang--will Diebold go out with a wimper? Senator Bob Graham, D-Florida, today introduced the Voter Verification Act, legislation that would require computer voting systems to produce a paper record.

Graham Parsons memorial concert

Graham Parsons memorial concert 07/07/2004 02:40 AM

One of my heros is Graham Parsons.... read this excellent article (from Reuters) about the concert they just did honoring him.)

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Gram Parsons (news) embodied the rock 'n' roll cliche -- live fast, die young, become immortal.

In his brief 26 years, the fortunate son of a wealthy Florida family helped popularize country rock by recording albums with the Byrds, the Flying Burrito Brothers and a pair of LPs under his own name. Along the way, Parsons influenced the Rolling Stones and discovered Emmylou Harris.

Yet his songs, such as "Hot Burrito #1" and "$1000 Wedding," never lifted him beyond cult status, in part because of his hard-living ways.

At least the bizarre aftermath of his 1973 death ensures he will never be forgotten: his remains were incinerated in the California desert by a drunken buddy who stole his body to make good on a promise. His only child, who was 7 years old at the time, remembers hearing about her father's death on the news.

Now, Polly Parsons has corralled A-list musicians such as Keith Richards, Norah Jones, Dwight Yoakam, Steve Earle and Lucinda Williams to perform at two tribute concerts for her father in the Los Angeles area this weekend.

"Return to Sin City: A Tribute to Gram Parsons" will take place on July 9 at the Santa Barbara Bowl, and July 10 at the Universal Amphitheater near Hollywood. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Musicians' Assistance Program, which provides assistance for alcohol and drug rehabilitation to people in the music industry.

Richards, who hosted Parsons at his French country manor during the recording of the Stones' landmark 1972 album "Exile on Main St.," was the latest addition to the bill, agreeing late last month to honor his fallen friend.

"There's a guy who never had a hit record, was never like the raging No. 1, and yet people still talk about him as if he's the greatest icon of all time," Richards says on his official Web site .

"An amazingly straight-up guy, magnetic, you know? I mean, the two of us together, look out ... I miss the man sorely."

A "FABULOUS" DEATH

Polly Parsons and her father's widow, Gretchen, share equally in the modest proceeds from Gram Parsons' estate. His copyrights have just reverted to their control, and Polly has plans to exploit the catalog more aggressively so that his music can reach beyond a small core of fans.

"There's so much new interest in authentic music, and in country, and roots-rock Americana. He is the forefather," she said in a recent interview at her Los Angeles home, filled with memorabilia relating to her father.

A nurse by training, she recently launched the Gram Parsons Foundation, which she hopes will complement other charities that help musicians or provide music in schools.

Her father's memory also lives on in a recent BBC documentary, "Fallen Angel," featuring rare performance footage, and in an independent film, "Grand Theft Parsons," which was loosely based on the events following her father's death.

Inevitably, it's his post-mortem adventures that fascinate people to this day. After Parsons died of a drug overdose in his beloved desert hideaway of Joshua Tree, California, his body was set to be taken to New Orleans for burial. But his road manager, Phil Kaufman, stole it from Los Angeles International Airport and brought it back to the desert and set it alight.

Polly Parsons thinks the whole thing is "fabulous," though at the time her family was shocked to learn that he had been "burned to a crisp," having not known about the prearranged death pact.

"It's a bit novel, and the stuff stories are made of, obviously. It's epic. It's epic in proportion! It's rock 'n' roll, it's fantastic! It just happened to be my dad!"

Paul Graham On 'Great Hackers'

Paul Graham On 'Great Hackers' 07/28/2004 08:20 PM

"Graham Hicks: Old iBooks recovered"

"Graham Hicks: Old iBooks recovered" 04/29/2004 03:19 AM

paul graham on great hackers

paul graham on great hackers 07/29/2004 01:27 PM
an excellent recap, and explains why i love working at six apart

Grandes hackers, por Paul Graham

Grandes hackers, por Paul Graham 07/30/2004 12:24 PM

The Python Paradox, by Paul Graham

The Python Paradox, by Paul Graham 08/12/2004 03:26 PM

Penn State's pigopolist pork is not smelling sweet

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