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Friday 27 September 2002 |
Nirvana fans, rejoice. Or wallow in misery for what could-have-been.
2:53:28 PM 
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Slow day in the office, because Things keep Happening. License serving from remote servers: All the load tools I know of (that the companies I deal with trust) have complex licensing programs (usually FlexLM/Globetrotter) that regulate their use. It’s always the configuration or fixing of these licensing utilities or servers that seem to constitute the most frustrating part of doing performance tests.
1:38:22 PM
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A lot of people (or one very persistent person) have been searching (using various engines) for Billy Collins’s poem, “The Lanyard.” Sorry, it’s not here, nor have I seen it in any of the collections of his poetry I am familiar with. Perhaps it’s fairly recent, in which case you’d best look in APR or Poetry or some literary journals. All that’s here is a set list of some of the poems he read on the last Sunday of the “Dodge Poetry Festival.”
[Update: a lot of people have also been Googling for Amiri Baraka-related material. If you want the set list and notes from the speech on Sunday, it’s there too.—Allan, 1 Oct 2002]
Thanks for stopping by; I would appreciate your comments, even derogatory ones. If I were thin-skinned, I would not be publishing a weblog.
12:21:09 PM
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© Copyright 2002 Richard Allan Baruz.
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This is a personal weblog; that is, it is in no way affiliated nor connected with the company for which I work, nor the clients to whom I am contracted.
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