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A Grain Of Salt With Your Apple







A Grain Of Salt With Your Apple

A Grain Of Salt With Your Apple 01/09/2004 09:57 PM

Apple Computer once again is bragging about its role in creating supercomputing technology with the biggest bang for the buck. But don't let the marketing message carry you away. (CNET News.com via MyAppleMenu)




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SAP testified (AP) in the Oracle antitrust trial that the enterprise software market will be even more competitive if Oracle is permitted to buy PeopleSoft. Uh, doubtful. Prices tend to rise in duopolies. Three dominant players are a lot more competitive than two. No wonder SAP might not disapprove of this deal.


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This spot for Nutri-Grain is great. It's the little things that put a smile on your face at the end of a long day... [via This is not your practice blog]

ps. check out the other spots they've got on that site by clicking previous and next.


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Back in November, Nolan and I tried to go to the Los Angeles Auto Show. Of course, when we got to the Convention Center, we found out that the Los Angeles Auto show was, in fact, in Orange County that weekend. All was not lost, however, because we went on to have an incredibly wonderful day together anyway.

S.Korea ranks 38th in grain output


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Grain farming pushed back 10000 years


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Detroit's salt mine 04/04/2005 01:18 PM
David Pescovitz: There's a 1,400 acre working salt mine a quarter-mile underneath the city of Detroit. (Some citizens are complaining that blasting in the mine is damaging their homes. Link< /a>) The mining began at the start of the 20th century. Public tours were available in the 1980s but the Detroit Salt Company current "Public Tour Policy" is simply that they don't offer them. From a Detroit News article:
 History Salt Images 9 Mules, lowered by rope down the narrow shaft into the mine, were used in the early mining operations. Once down in the mines, they stayed there until they died.

Workers decended in a two-level elevator in which six men pressed face-to-face during the long ride down.

Getting equipment down into the massive cavern provided many problems. Pickup trucks, jeeps and large trucks had to be cut up or disassembled and lowered down the shaft piece by piece, to be reassembled in shop areas below. Large dump truck tires too big for the shaft had to be compressed and bound before they would fit down the opening.

In a 1925 Detroit News article, miner Joel Payton told about his salt mine job. "The only dirty part of this job is going down to work," Mr. Payton explained.
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Wieliczka Salt Mine


Wieliczka Salt Mine 04/04/2005 06:25 PM
David Pescovitz: My earlier post about Detroit's salt mine reminded underground explorer Julia Solis of the magnificent and massive Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland. From the Salt Mine Tourist site:
17 Kaplica Sw Antoniego Hidden below the town, situated on 9 levels, reaching 327 m deep Wieliczka underground is nearly 300 km of galleries and 3000 chambers. 3,5 km route 64-135 m below ground level is available for tourists. Magnificent chapels, captivating underground lakes, original tools and equipment, traces of mining works give the comprehension about people's fight against the elements, their work, passion and beliefs. Wieliczka miners left lots of salt carvings and murals. After the sightseeing, tourists can rest in the chamber complex 125 m underground where they can find souvenir shops, restaurant and a post office.
Link (Thanks, Julia!)


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A good morning to you; I’m having one. Genx is (finally) passing almost the whole XML test suite, a nice Bach cantata fills the air (Leonhardt’s take on BWV12, Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen), and I’m drinking a damn fine cup of coffee. The coffee’s from Salt Spring Coffee, which is substantially better than the beans from the local Starbucks. Salt Spring gets a tip o’ the hat because I was going to write about them sometime last year but their Web site was totally IE-centric and I couldn’t use it, so I sent them a note pointing this out, and just checked it out and now it’s fixed; quite decent in fact. We lean to the Fre nch Roast, but some might find this blend a little too exuberantly dark. If you like good coffee, there’s no substitute for buying beans, keeping them in the fridge, getting a good grinder and doing it right. I remain convinced that the classic Melitta pour-through system can’t be beat, and also convinced that a well-done Norteamericano filter coffee is the equal of any fancy espresso-based drink, and also has twice the caffeine, which is good. Not that you’d want to give up all those nice espresso drinks, there’s a time and place for everything. When I finish the coffee and knock down a couple more test cases, we’ll go do some gardening. Life is good.

Salt Lake Tribune - Opinion


Salt Lake Tribune - Opinion 12/19/2004 03:52 PM
Michael Kinsley .. essay

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Britons told to cut salt intake


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"I just don't see the social good in using taxpayer money to fund a network that provides more television and bandwidth for illegally downloading files," he said. "We should spend money on getting people fit, rather than deteriorating their quality of life with higher bandwidth to surf the Net."
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Sprint PCS Adds Wi-Fi to Salt Lake City
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The Salt Lake Tribune -- Utah's
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Dowd: Welcome to Bushworld, where things aren't what they appear to be .. Maureen Dowd sure does .. this recent Dowd drivel .. It's his world

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Aerial photos of the spiral jetty in the
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Aerial photos of the spiral jetty in the
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Having finally gotten Photoshop scripting sort of under control, ht tp://philip.greenspun.com/images/20030817-utah-air-to-air/ co ntains some photos of my old airplane flying over the spiral jetty artwork in the Great Salt Lake.  These were taken by Jenny Reinman from a physician-piloted Cessna [a plurality of private aircraft owners seem to be MDs] while her husband Paul Reinman and I flew in the Diamond Star.


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