I’m probably to the point where nobody cares anymore, but I watched the Rocky Horror Picture Show last night – on blueray. My eyes are burned out with lusty transvestites in high definition!

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Good one to follow up on the most recent of sayings circulating around here.

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please don't.

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Just in case people didn’t get to see my posts from yesterday – here is the original post from +Daniel Treadwell. I’m loving the instant blog additions. It also brings over comments from G+, which give your blog more comment traffic. Wahoo!

+Christy Ramsey – I thought you might appreciate this plugin.

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Google+ Blog Concept – Daniel Treadwell

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doesn't give it justice to see it small. (I thought it was a snail, hehe!)

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Just amazing photo: Awesome work by Patrick Hoff http://www.flickr.com/photos/patrickhoff/301728039/

Amsterdam Sphere

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Wow – this is beautiful!

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Best stage ever

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Simple – yet I'm overjoyed to have found a Fetch preference solved my issue.

It's been driving me crazy. When I remotely access/edit a file, I would often got a document encoding mismatch. I thought the preference I needed to change would have been in my text editing program (bbedit), so I was going crazy for months because I couldn't set the preferred encoding to Unicode (UTF-8) effectively from within there.

One last ditch effort today, I found a year-old forum where someone suggested looking for a fetch preference – and VOILA – no more errors. Horray!

I wanted to thank the person, but dragging up old threads on a forum is often bad form, so I just wrote them an email. Wonder if they'll think it's spam?

[clicks her heels & promptly gets back to work]

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Thanks for the heads-up, +Chris Galardi

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TechCrunch | Father Of C And UNIX, Dennis Ritchie, Passes Away At Age 70
After a long illness, Dennis Ritchie, father of Unix and an esteemed computer scientist, died last weekend at the age of 70.

Ritchie, also known as "dmr", is best know for creating the C program…

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Worth seeing again. So bizarre, it keeps you for the whole time.

(Thanks for re-sharing this, +Nicholas Myers. It's a keeper!)

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This is one of my favorite videos over 2 minutes.

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Good luck, applicants!

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Send to someone now. Altimeter is hiring. Entry level paid Researcher Associates. http://www.altimetergroup.com/about/careers/research-associate

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Hey, did anyone see Killer Klowns from Outer Space 2 is due out in 2012? Haha!

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