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Monthly Archives: May 2006

Lost

May 25, 2006 at 00.07

Lost may very well be the best thing on television. 24 is the only competition, and I’m happy to watch both. I’m just sad that they are both over. The season finale for Lost was the most convoluted, breathtaking, confusing, awesome, amazing, and interesting end to a season that I have ever seen. Granted, I’m … (Continue reading →)

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That’s Two Years Down

May 11, 2006 at 13.19

Well, I just finished my second year of college, and I feel great. That’s all. I’m too busy enjoying this unstressness to post anything longer.

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30 Boxes Todo List

May 4, 2006 at 20.25

Continuing on my endless calendar fixation, 30 Boxes just implemented a todo list to their calendar software. The bottom line? It’s awesome. You can add todo list items with 30 Boxes’ One Box quick add parsing, and add tags to each item. A new menu item at the top left of the calendar view lets … (Continue reading →)

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A City by the Light Divided by Thursday

May 4, 2006 at 19.53

Earlier this week, Thursday offered their fourth full-length release to the public. There is a marked maturity about this album, both in terms of lyrical cohesion and musicality. The first single, Counting 5-4-3-2-1, is reminiscent of the classic Thursday sound, but contains just the right of experimentation that one could expect from this New Jersey … (Continue reading →)

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30 Boxes Vs. Google Calendar

May 4, 2006 at 02.05

I’ve been using 30 Boxes for a while now, but I was intrigued at the release of Google Calendar. The support for GCal in the developer community seems to be much greater than any of the other web-based calendars, which makes sense given Google’s prolific presence in the online world. I made a post a … (Continue reading →)

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