[5600] in Central_America
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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Central America)
Thu Sep 22 03:29:33 1994
Date: Thu, 22 Sep 1994 03:28:38 -0400
From: Central America <root@charon.MIT.EDU>
To: ca-mtg@charon.MIT.EDU
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annied (Anne Dudfield):
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bramble (Damon J Bramble):
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cfields (Craig Fields):
If you believe what you read, the sky is thick with aliens who are designing
pyramids, disemboweling livestock, impregnating rural people and generally
having a good time at our expense.
But we also read that thousands of people celebrate holidays by firing guns
in the air. From a statistical standpoint, you'd expect many aliens would
get caught in the hail of bullets and we'd find their tiny green bodies
slumped all over the place. But I've never found one. And I've looked.
Logically then, guns must not exist.
--- Scott Adams
Dilbert Newsletter 2.1
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kevino (Kevin M O'Brien):
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mig (Miguel G Hall):
I don't have a plan.
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riki (Mike Liu):
Mon:
10-11 7.012 Lecture 10-250
11-12 7.03 Lecture 54-100
12-1 18.06 Lecture 2-190
1-2 14.02 Lecture 2-190
2-3 7.012 Recitation 1-273
3-4 18.06 Recitation 1-379
Tue:
Day off
Wed:
10-11 7.012 Lecture 10-250
11-12 7.03 Lecture 54-100
12-1 18.06 Lecture 2-190
1-2 14.02 Lecture 2-190
2-3 7.012 Recitation 1-273
3-4 7.03 Recitation 66-160
Thu:
Day off
Fri:
10-11 7.012 Lecture 10-250
11-12 7.03 Lecture 54-100
12-1 18.06 Lecture 2-190
1-2 14.02 Recitation 37-232
College Address:
500 Memorial Drive
Room 421
Cambridge, MA 02139
(617)225-8821
e-mail addresses:
mliu@imsa.edu
riki@mit.edu
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sampearl (Samuel M Pearlman):
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sanj (Sanjay S Vakil):
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shabby (chris shabsin):
<HEADER><TITLE>~shabby/.plan</TITLE>
<link rev=made href="mailto:shabby@mit.edu"></HEADER>
<a href="http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/shabby/plan.html">My plan (this document)</a> and <a href="http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/shabby/home.html">my homepage</a>
<h2>My plan:</h2>
I shall get a 5.0 my senior year.
<p>
<h2>Long term plan:</h2>
To become someone people can talk to. To become someone with strength
of character. To become someone who doesn't whine. To become someone
who knows when it's time to be serious. <p>
All of this without being someone other than me.
Well, it's time to write down some thoughts...<p>
I need to be buckling down this semester. To get a decent job on
getting out of here, I'd like to try for a 5.0 this last year and be
able to say "well, my GPA is mumble mumble, but I got a 5.0 my senior
year." That could actually <em>work</em>, so I'm putting my all into
it this term. Not that it's gonna be easy. I'm taking .111 and
18.100B... I'm afraid this is going to be a rough ride this semester.<p>
In order to get help (and help others) with making it to classes,
awakening for classes, and doing toolish things, abbe and I have
restarted TDE (Too Damn Early) in an attempt to get people to unite in
unlameness. There'll be wakeup calls and possibly semi-social tool
sessions and that kind of thing. Hopefully this will get people
helping me buckle down as I help them do the same. <p>
What else is happening with me? Let's see... Classes, TDE, ... Work.
At work, I've been punting pretty much for the last week or two. When
I get back to doing things, my top priority currently is going to be
the <a
href="http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/shabby/kv4prog.html">Programmer's
Guide to Kerberos V4 for DOS, Windows, and OS/2</a>. Directions on
building the libraries from dosdev's source distribution, as well as
programming documentation (with DOS-specific notes clearly marked)
will hopefully be worked into the documentation here. As far as I
know there's currently no decent documenation on writing applications
for Kerberos V4 out there, and this could be a first. :)
<h2>My geek code:</h2>
<a href="plan/plan0.html">GCS</a>
<a href="plan/plan1.html">d?</a>
<a href="plan/plan2.html">p-</a>
<a href="plan/plan3.html">c++</a>
<a href="plan/plan4.html">l-</a>
<a href="plan/plan5.html">u+</a>
<a href="plan/plan6.html">e+(*)</a>
<a href="plan/plan7.html">m++</a>
<a href="plan/plan8.html">s+/++</a>
<a href="plan/plan9.html">n+</a>
<a href="plan/plan10.html">h-</a>
<a href="plan/plan11.html">f+(*)</a>
<a href="plan/plan12.html">!g</a>
<a href="plan/plan13.html">w++</a>
<a href="plan/plan14.html">t+++@</a>
<a href="plan/plan15.html">r+@</a>
<a href="plan/plan16.html">!y</a>
<pre>
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<em>Can vei la lauzeta mover</em><br>
Bernart de Ventadorn (ca. 1130-ca. 1200)<p>
<a href="plan/canvei1.html">
Can vei la lauzeta mover</a><br>
De joi sas alas contra.l rai<br>
Que s'oblid' e.s laissa chazer<br>
Per la doussor c'al cor li vai<br>
Ai, tan grans enveya m'en ve<br>
De cui qu'eu veya jauzïon<br>
Meravilhas ai car desse<br>
Lo cor de dezirer no.m fon.<p>
<a href="plan/canvei2.html">
Ai, las, tan cuidava saber</a><br>
D'amor e tan petit en sai!<br>
Car eu d'amar no.m posc tener<br>
Celeis don ja pro non aurai,<br>
Tout m'a mo cor e tout m'a me<br>
E se mezeis e tot lo mon,<br>
E can se.m tolc, no.m lasset re<br>
Mas dezirer e cor volon.<p>
<a href="plan/canvei3.html">
Anc non agui de me poder</a><br>
Ni no fui meus de l'or' en sai<br>
Que-m lasset en sos olhs vezer<br>
En un miralh que moult me plai.<br>
Miralhs, pus me mirei en te,<br>
M'an mort li sospir de preon<br>
C'aissi-m perdei com perdet se<br>
Lo bels Narcisus en la fon.<p>
<a href="plan/canvei4.html">
De las domnas me dezesper.</a><br>
Ja mais en lor no-m fiarai,<br>
C'aissi com las solh chaptener<br>
Enaissi las deschaptenrai<br>
Pois vei c'una pro no m'en te<br>
Va leis que-m destrui e-m cofon,<br>
Totas las dopt' e las mescre,<br>
Car be sai c'atretals se son.<p>
<a href="plan/canvei5.html">
D'aisso.s fa be femna parer</a><br>
Ma domna, per qu'e.lh o retrai,<br>
Car no vol so c'om deu voler<br>
E so c'om li deveda, fai.<br>
Chazutz sui en mala merce,<br>
Et ai be faih co.l fols en pon;<br>
E no sai per que m'esdeve<br>
Mas car trop puyei contra mon.<p>
<a href="plan/canvei6.html">
Merces es perduda per ver,</a><br>
Et eu non o saubi anc mai,<br>
Car cilh qui plus en degr'aver<br>
No.n a ges, et on la querrai?<br>
A, can mal sembla, qui la ve,<br>
Qued aquest chaitiu deziron<br>
Que ja ses leis non aura be<br>
Laisse morir, que no l'äon!<p>
<a href="plan/canvei7.html">
Pus ab midons no.m pot valer</a><br>
Precs ni merces ni.l dreihz qu'eu ai,<br>
Ni a leis no ven a plazer<br>
Qu'eu l'am, ja mais no.lh o dirai.<br>
Aussi.m part de leis e.m recre;<br>
Mort m'a e per mort li respon,<br>
E vau m'en, pus ilh no.m rete,<br>
Chaitius, en issilh, no sai on.<p>
<a href="plan/canvei8.html">
Tristans, ges non auretz de me,</a><br>
Qu'eu m'en vau, chaitius, no sai on.<br>
De chantar me gic e.m recre,<br>
E de joi d'amor m'escon.<p>
<a href="plan/old3.html">Lyrics for 4/1-4/4</a><br>
<a href="plan/old4.html">Lyrics for 4/5-4/8</a>
<a href="plan/old5.html">Article for 4/28-5/3</a>
<a href="plan/old6.html">Lyrics for 5/3-6/6</a>
<a href="plan/old7.html">Lyrics for 6/6-7/18</a>
<a href="plan/old8.html">Lyrics for 7/19-9/8</a>
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<a href="home.html">My homepage</a>
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therese (Therese):
We were friends who rode the waves
The time we spent in our younger days
Was all in fun,.. oh the good times that we had.
We were young and it was fine
To feel your spirit as it climbed
There're no regrets
Only good times
We were friends in younger days
Although we went our separate ways
You were my friend, you never turned away
Who can say what life will do
Life is kind to just a few
There're no regrets
Only good times
In time we will grow, we will change
As free as the wind and the waves
Live your life the way you choose
Find the ones who'll laugh with you
Like the sea
will find its way to shore
As the sun sinks from the sky,
Live your life and you will find
There're no regrets
Only good times ....
- Keola and Kapono Beamer
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