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Inspired by Douglas Adams and my Daughter Kay, who asked me to draw a dancing dolphin. This is what happens when you ask an 8 yr old what you should draw.
Check out my weekly Top5 Internet Finds on NetSideBar. Check out my weekly Top5 Internet Finds on NetSideBar. Every Monday I post my favorite things I came across during the previous week. This is the current Top5. Cheonan World Dance Festival 2013.
Random poetry, about everything and nothing. Sunday, February 27, 2011. He broke through the shell. He took away the nightmare. His arms were around me,. Used to pain and denial. Notebook always by my side.
Randomdata is present at the hackerspaces vilage of the Hack in the Box Haxpo event in de Beurs van Berlage again this year. The Haxpo event also showcases different technology and security companies, as well as a startup village.
Random data from a tumored head. Thoughts on higher ed data, kayak fishing, home brewing, and life on the web. About me and this blog. A Response to The Other Jeff. Jeffrey Alan Johnson of Utah Valley University is the most thoughtful and brilliant practitioner of institutional research I have read in years. Touches on issues of data and information that few people really think about. His discussion of the translation regime. Process of data systems is spot-on.