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Bulletin of Oita prefectural College of Arts and CultureVol.32(19941231) pp. 91-98 Oita Prefectural College of Art and Culture ISSN:13466437
The first edition of the ten year plan
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Windows Vista, one of the worst tech products of ‘07:
Where to begin? Vista arrived in stores months late, forced untold thousands of users to upgrade their hardware, made mincemeat of software and drivers that worked perfectly well in XP, ended up lacking many of the bold-faced features we’d been promised, and [...]
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Sleepless Weekends
In college I had professor who was teaching a class on brain biology (for psych students) and he taught a method for sleeping less. It was rather simple, you start out sleeping normally with no alarms (an achievable task for some college students who get lucky in the class schedule queue). Once [...]
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Movie Review
Eastern Promises
There were a comical accumulation of factors which almost prevented me from giving this movie a positive review. The seats at the two-dollar theatre were busted making it impossible to find a comfortable position, the technicians forgot to turn the movie on at the required time and thus the first 20 minutes [...]
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Reading Lists
Who is Alan Keyes
Born of a military family, Alan Keyes lived all over the place when growing up. He went to college during the great unrest caused by anti-war protests from the Vietnam War. Since the Vietnam War had his full support he wasn’t the most popular person on his campus of Cornell. [...]
Random Link o’ the Day:
http://www.thehockeypuck.com/
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The Year in Stats
All Sports
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