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Wednesday, August 22, 2001

Rode to work like a fiend this morning - it was painful pretty much the whole way. However, I only made an 18.8mph average. I guess I should be happy that I can use the word only with that average. I never used to ride that fast.

muttered around 8:37 AM

Tuesday, August 21, 2001

Might come in handy: WWW Security FAQ

muttered around 3:00 PM

Thursday, August 16, 2001

Richard P. Gabriel's awesome site. I suck.

muttered around 11:17 AM

Lots of excitement in the 'hood yesterday, as the police and forest service folks chased a young female black bear around Cherry Knolls. At one point, the bear was in the back yard of the house across the street from ours. MB actually saw her for a split second through the neighbor's gate. Unfortunately, she didn't pay us a personal visit (I mean to our back yard).

Qwest finally made DSL available to our neighborhood, so I ordered it last week. I got the modem and account information, but the circuit is still not set up. I have to wait until late September for that :-(.

muttered around 6:51 AM

Monday, August 06, 2001

This site will be served from my home before too long. I've got my static IP address set up, so as soon as I get around to moving my domain name, I'll be golden. I'm already serving up a cached (and aged) version of the site at: http://207.225.104.222.

muttered around 7:43 AM

Friday, August 03, 2001

Averaged 19.2 this morning. I really humped it in - almost no "comfortable" riding. My ride in has a long uphill section (not steep, just pretty consistently uphill) in the first half, and is mostly downhill with a couple of little climbs on the last half.

muttered around 7:20 AM

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