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Scott Lanning has been nominally hacking Bricolage [bricolage.cc] at the WHO [who.int] in Geneva, Switzerland since 2003.

Thursday March 20, 2008

11:54 AM

[ #35946 ]

One happy side-effect of this obsession with an old German goddess that people have is a 4-day weekend for me. Yay \o/

So whatever shall I do....? I was thinking of

playing with Continuity (like Seaside for Perl but not a framework)
finishing the F.E.A.R. series, 3rd game in the pack I bought at home in the USA
studying German [1]
reading:
- Evolution, a novel spanning 565 million years of human evolution
- L'Aventure des langues en Occident, on the Indo-European languages
- From Geometry to Topology, really well written (note: has a chapter on continuity (see above :) )
working out (end of 4th week, still at it)

[1] Also: perl -e'for$i(1..4){for$j("01".."26"){`wget http://mp3.dw-world.de/dwelle/sprachkurse/english/eng-$i$j.mp3`}}'

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German? Bah! (Score:1)

by chromatic (983)

Try Mesopotamian!

The Germans likely borrowed her from the Greeks who borrowed her from the Persians.
Human evolved? (Score:1)

by sigzero (5768)

Wow, I missed the proof of that in science class. Let me know what the book says. ;-)