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SteveDavison — 2009-11-19 13:35:08

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- When I first came to Davis people asked me why I chose Davis. Feeling a bit embarassed, I gave a vague answer. That has bothered me, so I want to come clean. Here's my best answer. At a point in my life I realized I'd never be able to own a car, so I did a bit of research (on the Internet, where else?) and found that Davis was the "most bicycle friendly city in the U.S." It is said to be the "second most educated" city in the U.S. That, plus a great climate (no snow, not too hot), not too far away from Silicon Valley and San Francisco, it has a five-star university, and it's in an agricultural area (never go hungry) made it sound perfect. (There's one other reason, which I'll reserve for now.) This is all still true, however the dark side is: the cost of living here is so high that it's highly stressful. Living under so much stress that you can barely sleep at night is no way to live. Perhaps there is a place where one can live cheaply, although without the other advantages. I've heard Fresno is the poorest city in the U.S. (presumably that means a low cost of living), but people who have lived there say the disadvantages outweigh the advantages, so I've stayed put so far. Perhaps out in a forest? Or in the desert (cheap land, but what about water -there must be a reason nobody else lives there) On a boat or raft (but what about storms, lack of space)? In a schoolbus or mobile home? That also sounds expensive. We're all the same; we're all trying to find our place in the world. A cosmic musical chairs.	+ When I first came to Davis people asked me why I chose Davis. Feeling a bit embarrassed, I gave a vague answer. That has bothered me, so I want to come clean. Here's my best answer. At a point in my life I realized I'd never be able to own a car, so I did a bit of research (on the Internet, where else?) and found that Davis was the "most bicycle friendly city in the U.S." It is said to be the "second most educated" city in the U.S. That, plus a great climate (no snow, not too hot), not too far away from Silicon Valley and San Francisco, it has a five-star university, and it's in an agricultural area (never go hungry) made it sound perfect. (There's one other reason, which I'll reserve for now.) This is all still true, however the dark side is: the cost of living here is so high that it's highly stressful. Living under so much stress that you can barely sleep at night is no way to live. Perhaps there is a place where one can live cheaply, although without the other advantages. I've heard Fresno is the poorest city in the U.S. (presumably that means a low cost of living), but people who have lived there say the disadvantages outweigh the advantages, so I've stayed put so far. Perhaps out in a forest? Or in the desert (cheap land, but what about water -there must be a reason nobody else lives there) On a boat or raft (but what about storms, lack of space)? In a school bus or mobile home? That also sounds expensive. We're all the same; we're all trying to find our place in the world. A cosmic musical chairs.
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- ''2005-09-14 11:43:29'' [[nbsp]] What city did you used to live in? I just saw your post (yours right?) about Douglas Theatres and I know of only two cities they operate in (one of which is Lincoln, where I'm from). --["Users/CarlMcCabe"]	+ ''2005-09-14 11:43:29'' [[nbsp]] What city did you used to live in? I just saw your post (yours right?) about Douglas Theaters and I know of only two cities they operate in (one of which is Lincoln, where I'm from). --["Users/CarlMcCabe"]
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- Whooa. I guess I struck a nerve. I read your comments on the page while you were editing it. All I meant to say was that the paper, as in the printed version, is not online -and I wish it was. I didn't say it 'sucked', and I wasn't complaining about them vs. the Enterprise. I read the CA whenever I can, which is much more often than I read the Enterprise. I like the paper, I don't have any complaints about the content -or even the website layout. My wish though is that the Daily Calendar have it's own static URL though, i.e. californiaaggie.com/dailycalendar or such. This way I could have my browser start up with it to quickly check it in the morning. I also think having a facsimile of the paper (.pdf or such) online is also desirable. Ease up on the coffee... Regards, Steve.	+ Whoa. I guess I struck a nerve. I read your comments on the page while you were editing it. All I meant to say was that the paper, as in the printed version, is not online -and I wish it was. I didn't say it 'sucked', and I wasn't complaining about them vs. the Enterprise. I read the CA whenever I can, which is much more often than I read the Enterprise. I like the paper, I don't have any complaints about the content -or even the website layout. My wish though is that the Daily Calendar have it's own static URL though, i.e. californiaaggie.com/dailycalendar or such. This way I could have my browser start up with it to quickly check it in the morning. I also think having a facsimile of the paper (.pdf or such) online is also desirable. Ease up on the coffee... Regards, Steve.

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SteveDavison — 2009-11-19 13:32:10

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- - I just looked, at at least for one day a few days ago, around 200 unique visitors went to the page that day.	+ I check it every day, but I can only speak for myself. -Steve + I just looked, at at least for one day a few days ago, around 200 unique visitors went to the page that day. --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2009-11-18 17:55:50

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PhilipNeustrom — 2009-11-18 17:55:13

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BrentLaabs — 2009-11-18 17:48:22

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-18 17:48:22'' [[nbsp]] Uh... no one ever looks at the events board either. --["Users/BrentLaabs"]

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JabberWokky — 2009-11-10 11:34:00

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-10 11:34:00'' [[nbsp]] Hey, I reverted the featured page edit, because it isn't really a page... it might be better under Wiki News. --["Users/JabberWokky"]

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JabberWokky — 2009-11-06 05:13:03

Revert to version 239 (A large pink monolith of a strange substance looms on your entry.).

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- ------ - ''2009-11-06 03:18:45'' [[nbsp]] Hello dearest, - - My name is Miss Jessica,I was very happy when i saw your data today. Besides i am eager to know more about you and to establish a contact relationship or friendship with you,If you do not mind i would like to receive an e-mail from you for me to be able to unveil myself to you only, and to let you know more about me.Here is my email contact, - ( jessicateamah@yahoo.com ),Awaiting to read from you soonest. - Thanks and have a nice day. - - ( jessicateamah@yahoo.com ) - - JESSICA. - --["Users/contacto"]

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contacto — 2009-11-06 03:18:45

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-06 03:18:45'' [[nbsp]] Hello dearest, + + My name is Miss Jessica,I was very happy when i saw your data today. Besides i am eager to know more about you and to establish a contact relationship or friendship with you,If you do not mind i would like to receive an e-mail from you for me to be able to unveil myself to you only, and to let you know more about me.Here is my email contact, + ( jessicateamah@yahoo.com ),Awaiting to read from you soonest. + Thanks and have a nice day. + + ( jessicateamah@yahoo.com ) + + JESSICA. + --["Users/contacto"]

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SteveDavison — 2009-11-05 01:18:55

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	+ All I did is remove the picture I had placed there. I merely undid what I did. I removed mine since it had been identified and thus it was no longer a 'mystery'. -Steve

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IDoNotExist — 2009-11-05 01:05:08

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-05 01:05:08'' [[nbsp]] Why did you revert it to old pictures? --["Users/IDoNotExist"]

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JabberWokky — 2009-10-29 03:21:40

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-29 04:21:40'' [[nbsp]] You mean something like ["Wikiholics Anonymous"]? --["Users/JabberWokky"]

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StevenDaubert — 2009-10-29 00:09:05

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-29 01:09:05'' [[nbsp]] nice questions --["Users/StevenDaubert"]

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SteveDavison — 2009-10-26 21:17:33

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	+ + * I discovered that. It's just cam190, cam191 is OK, and it's just a header problem -likely a format config issue, as many utilities read the image fine, I'm testing a variety of workarounds. I'm on top of it...

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JabberWokky — 2009-10-26 21:02:28

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-26 22:02:28'' [[nbsp]] Philip and Steve -- the images coming off that webcam link are either corrupt or otherwise odd. I did a simple "convert cam190.jpg SpamHaus.jpg" using ImageMagick to reencode the file and the new one works fine. During the conversion, however, ImageMagick reported that: + {{{ + convert: Premature end of JPEG file `cam190.jpg' @ coders/jpeg.c/EmitMessage/226. + convert: Corrupt JPEG data: premature end of data segment `cam190.jpg' @ coders/jpeg.c/EmitMessage/226. + }}} + ...so the image is likely just a broken format that the wiki is bouncing as an invalid image. --["Users/JabberWokky"]

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JabberWokky — 2009-10-26 20:45:10

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-26 21:45:10'' [[nbsp]] One of the more amusing twists on the wiki! --["Users/JabberWokky"]

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SteveDavison — 2009-10-26 20:39:53

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	+ * That's not the problem, as the file is xxx.jpeg -tried .jpg, didn't work either. -me

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JasonAller — 2009-10-26 20:34:28

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	+ * rename from ending in .php to ending in .jpg or whatever the file really is. --["Users/JasonAller"]

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SteveDavison — 2009-10-26 20:32:37

Jason, Phil, read last comment

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	+ * I'm trying to do that right now, but I'm getting "error... 0 bytes" when uploaded -a wiki bug??? Help!

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JasonAller — 2009-10-26 20:22:08

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-26 21:22:08'' [[nbsp]] Screenshots of spammercam? The page needs a graphic. --["Users/JasonAller"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2009-10-26 19:48:57

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-26 20:48:57'' [[nbsp]] Wow, nice find! --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"]

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EliseKane — 2009-10-24 12:05:36

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-24 13:05:36'' [[nbsp]] hi Steve...thanks for the info; I will call DPNS. And thanks for the kind words about my sculpture! I like it too =) --["Users/EliseKane"]

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EliseKane — 2009-10-22 12:05:12

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-22 13:05:12'' [[nbsp]] Hello, Steve. Do you know which theatre company/performance group is putting on the Evening with Olaf show benefiting the Davis Parent Nursery School? And is it a play or a series of vignettes or skits or...? --["Users/EliseKane"]

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NickSchmalenberger — 2009-10-18 03:22:08

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-18 04:22:08'' [[nbsp]] I'd appreciate if you add something to the pages on the other wikis when you delete redundant pages here. Thanks! --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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NickSchmalenberger — 2009-10-12 01:24:49

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	+ * Could you explain that on the Target page? Maybe with less negativity, its actually kind of depressing to me how much negativity there is on the wiki lately. I think if there simply aren't enough bike racks thats maybe a bigger problem than these being somewhat less usable than another design. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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SteveDavison — 2009-10-11 22:34:06

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- * They installed bollard-type racks. They don't hold your front wheel, so that it tends to turn sideways and your bike slides and falls down. The loops are front and back, not where you really need them. They consist of large posts, which take up space, thus reducing density. To park two bikes next to one bollard, the second person has to park left-handed (walk to the left of their bike, remove and attack the lock from the left side). Perhaps not an issue for left-handed people. The only bike racks which are worth anything are the [http://www.creativepipe.com/lightning_bolt_LR_series_racks.htm LR-P/LR-XP], fortunately these are common around UCD, the City of Davis, and Stanford University. They were apparently designed by [http://www.bicyclesolutions.com/about.html John Ciccarelli of Stanford]. (Incidentally, Stanford is one of the top five greatest universities in the U.S.A, the others being UCD, MIT, Yale, and Harvard.) --Steve	+ * They installed bollard-type racks. They don't hold your front wheel, so that it tends to turn sideways and your bike slides and falls down. The loops are front and back, not where you really need them. They consist of large posts, which take up space, thus reducing density. To park two bikes next to one bollard, the second person has to park left-handed (walk to the left of their bike, remove and attack the lock from the left side). Perhaps not an issue for left-handed people. The only bike racks which are worth anything are the [http://www.creativepipe.com/lightning_bolt_LR_series_racks.htm LR-P/LR-XP], fortunately these are common around UCD, the City of Davis, and [http://lbre.stanford.edu/sem/sites/all/lbre-shared/files/docs_public/UA-CPD_BikeRack_V1.pdf Stanford University]. They were apparently designed by [http://www.bicyclesolutions.com/about.html John Ciccarelli of Stanford]. (Incidentally, Stanford is one of the top five greatest universities in the U.S.A, the others being UCD, MIT, Yale, and Harvard.) --Steve

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SteveDavison — 2009-10-11 22:30:26

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- * They installed bollard-type racks. They don't hold your front wheel, so that it tends to turn sideways and your bike slides and falls down. The loops are front and back, not where you really need them. They consist of large posts, which take up space, thus reducing density. To park two bikes next to one bollard, the second person has to park left-handed (walk to the left of their bike, remove and attack the lock from the left side). Perhaps not an issue for left-handed people. The only bike racks which are worth anything are the [http://www.creativepipe.com/lightning_bolt_LR_series_racks.htm LR-P/LR-XP], fortunately these are common around UCD and Davis. --Steve	+ * They installed bollard-type racks. They don't hold your front wheel, so that it tends to turn sideways and your bike slides and falls down. The loops are front and back, not where you really need them. They consist of large posts, which take up space, thus reducing density. To park two bikes next to one bollard, the second person has to park left-handed (walk to the left of their bike, remove and attack the lock from the left side). Perhaps not an issue for left-handed people. The only bike racks which are worth anything are the [http://www.creativepipe.com/lightning_bolt_LR_series_racks.htm LR-P/LR-XP], fortunately these are common around UCD, the City of Davis, and Stanford University. They were apparently designed by [http://www.bicyclesolutions.com/about.html John Ciccarelli of Stanford]. (Incidentally, Stanford is one of the top five greatest universities in the U.S.A, the others being UCD, MIT, Yale, and Harvard.) --Steve

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SteveDavison — 2009-10-11 22:15:46

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- * They installed bollard-type racks. They don't hold your front wheel, so that it tends to turn sideways and your bike slides and falls down. The loops are front and back, not where you really need them. They consist of large posts, which take up space, thus reducing density. To park two bikes next to one bollard, the second person has to park left-handed (walk to the left of their bike, remove and attack the lock from the left side). Perhaps not an issue for left-handed people.	+ * They installed bollard-type racks. They don't hold your front wheel, so that it tends to turn sideways and your bike slides and falls down. The loops are front and back, not where you really need them. They consist of large posts, which take up space, thus reducing density. To park two bikes next to one bollard, the second person has to park left-handed (walk to the left of their bike, remove and attack the lock from the left side). Perhaps not an issue for left-handed people. The only bike racks which are worth anything are the [http://www.creativepipe.com/lightning_bolt_LR_series_racks.htm LR-P/LR-XP], fortunately these are common around UCD and Davis. --Steve

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SteveDavison — 2009-10-11 21:51:50

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NickSchmalenberger — 2009-10-11 19:54:47

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-11 20:54:47'' [[nbsp]] William and I got our shower curtain at the Woodland target and we're quite happy with it. What exactly is so stupid about the bike racks anyway? I don't know, I haven't been there yet. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-11 09:25:52'' [[nbsp]] Thanks! It was a little fortuitous in that I didn't preplan the shot but it was the best one I could find after walking around the north-east end of the store. I was pretty pleased to see the results, too. --["Users/RyanMikulovsky"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-07 15:16:52'' [[nbsp]] Hey steve, is this you? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpybC6NsTR0#t=6m2s --["Users/ChristopherMckenzie"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-04 21:01:21'' [[nbsp]] I don't think so, I did find their website (After download the UCDavis Course Catalog and digging through it) and have a .jpg of the flier you mentioned if you would like it. --["Users/MasonMurray"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-03 10:20:34'' [[nbsp]] Do you have any more information on the events you posted on the "Events Board"? Specifically, On the Technocultural Edge? I may be interested, but the google yielded nothing. --["Users/MasonMurray"]

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SteveDavison — 2009-09-27 21:07:27

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	+ + When I first came to Davis people asked me why I chose Davis. Feeling a bit embarassed, I gave a vague answer. That has bothered me, so I want to come clean. Here's my best answer. At a point in my life I realized I'd never be able to own a car, so I did a bit of research (on the Internet, where else?) and found that Davis was the "most bicycle friendly city in the U.S." It is said to be the "second most educated" city in the U.S. That, plus a great climate (no snow, not too hot), not too far away from Silicon Valley and San Francisco, it has a five-star university, and it's in an agricultural area (never go hungry) made it sound perfect. (There's one other reason, which I'll reserve for now.) This is all still true, however the dark side is: the cost of living here is so high that it's highly stressful. Living under so much stress that you can barely sleep at night is no way to live. Perhaps there is a place where one can live cheaply, although without the other advantages. I've heard Fresno is the poorest city in the U.S. (presumably that means a low cost of living), but people who have lived there say the disadvantages outweigh the advantages, so I've stayed put so far. Perhaps out in a forest? Or in the desert (cheap land, but what about water -there must be a reason nobody else lives there) On a boat or raft (but what about storms, lack of space)? In a schoolbus or mobile home? That also sounds expensive. We're all the same; we're all trying to find our place in the world. A cosmic musical chairs.

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	+ ------ + ''2009-09-26 16:03:18'' [[nbsp]] I think the Daviswiki standard format idea is kind of scary, I like seeing how the wiki looks differently as a result of contributions by different people. Aesthetically, I think the business templates have actually been bad for the wiki. It makes it less clear that people can just come on and write this stuff however they feel like, people shouldn't have to learn as much conventions for wiki style. At the same time, people do need to learn what pages already exist for and having the names of existing pages more visible is helpful this way. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-09-25 15:10:39'' [[nbsp]] The person I mentioned stealing a hotdog was actually Shawn650, a now banned user. --["Users/SunjeetBaadkar"]

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SteveDavison — 2009-09-20 16:48:04

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	+ * I don't think that's even necessary since "Gallery Cafe" is nothing more than paint on the wall. It is not a separate business entity in any way from the Gallery. If they start using that name in advertising, then I would change my position. Right now I don't believe anyone -including themselves- uses that name. Every other property of the place is shared with the Gallery (entrances/exits, hours, taxes, licensing,...). They also have an area where they sell books, if they hang a sign saying "Gallery Bookstore" would we then make a redirect page for that? Until it comes into common use, I'd say no. No redirect pages just for the sake of having redirect pages. When the term starts to come into common use, then I say by all means make a redirect. --["SteveDavison"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-09-20 09:44:33'' [[nbsp]] How about turning gallery cafe into a redirect? --["Users/JasonAller"]

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- ''2009-09-17 00:41:16'' [[nbsp]] I decided that the Enterprise website was so thoroughly broken that even though ["Newsbank"] is a third party, using my ["Yolo County Library"] account was the most practical method of searching the Enterprise. Somehow, Newsbank gets the text by another method I guess. With all of the disadvantages you mentioned for the e-edition, I don't even try to use it. I like how the ["Winters Express"] in comparison has one pdf for each issue and its named for the date of the issue, and google indexes them. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]	+ ''2009-09-17 00:41:16'' [[nbsp]] I decided that the Enterprise website was so thoroughly broken that even though ["Newsbank"] is a third party, using my ["Yolo County Library"] account was the most practical method of searching the Enterprise. Somehow, Newsbank gets the text by another method I guess. With all of the disadvantages you mentioned for the e-edition, I don't even try to use it. I like how the ["Winters Express"] in comparison has one pdf for each issue and its named for the date of the issue, and google indexes them. I'm glad you wrote about the horrible website though, because people should know just whats wrong with it. Thanks, I completely agree with you. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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NickSchmalenberger — 2009-09-16 23:41:28

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- ''2009-09-17 00:41:16'' [[nbsp]] I decided that the Enterprise website was so thoroughly broken that even though ["Newsbanks"] is a third party, using my ["Yolo County Library"] account was the most practical method of searching the Enterprise. Somehow, Newsbank gets the text by another method I guess. With all of the disadvantages you mentioned for the e-edition, I don't even try to use it. I like how the ["Winters Express"] in comparison has one pdf for each issue and its named for the date of the issue, and google indexes them. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]	+ ''2009-09-17 00:41:16'' [[nbsp]] I decided that the Enterprise website was so thoroughly broken that even though ["Newsbank"] is a third party, using my ["Yolo County Library"] account was the most practical method of searching the Enterprise. Somehow, Newsbank gets the text by another method I guess. With all of the disadvantages you mentioned for the e-edition, I don't even try to use it. I like how the ["Winters Express"] in comparison has one pdf for each issue and its named for the date of the issue, and google indexes them. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-09-17 00:41:16'' [[nbsp]] I decided that the Enterprise website was so thoroughly broken that even though ["Newsbanks"] is a third party, using my ["Yolo County Library"] account was the most practical method of searching the Enterprise. Somehow, Newsbank gets the text by another method I guess. With all of the disadvantages you mentioned for the e-edition, I don't even try to use it. I like how the ["Winters Express"] in comparison has one pdf for each issue and its named for the date of the issue, and google indexes them. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-07-30 10:22:46'' [[nbsp]] I'm trying you! + We should get lunch or something soon. --["Users/JohnDudek"]

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- *That's crazy! Even by your own link the streets are nowhere near "straight up and down"! The whole downtown Davis grid is rotated counterclockwise by approx. 12 degrees. --["SteveDavison"]	+ *That's crazy! Even by your own link the streets are nowhere near "straight up and down"! The whole downtown Davis grid is rotated counterclockwise by approx. 12 degrees relative to true North. --["SteveDavison"]

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SteveDavison — 2009-07-16 21:45:24

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- ''2007-02-12 20:54:33'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I still have no idea what you're talking about on the tim spencer alley page. F/G streets run straight up and down. Here's a google map for [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=davis+ca&ie=UTF8&z=17&ll=38.545027,-121.740382&spn=0.003608,0.010815&t=h&om=1 clairity] --["Users/ArlenAbraham"]	+ ''2007-02-12 20:54:33'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I still have no idea what you're talking about on the Tim Spencer alley page. F/G streets run straight up and down. Here's a google map for [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=davis+ca&ie=UTF8&z=17&ll=38.545027,-121.740382&spn=0.003608,0.010815&t=h&om=1 clarity] --["Users/ArlenAbraham"] + *That's crazy! Even by your own link the streets are nowhere near "straight up and down"! The whole downtown Davis grid is rotated counterclockwise by approx. 12 degrees. --["SteveDavison"]

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SteveDavison — 2009-07-16 21:26:12

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- ''2005-11-05 10:37:54'' [[nbsp]] Hey dude, me and Norris are up for it next week, he's gone this weekend. So, yeah, definitally, we'll give it a try. Got any ideas where you want to stop first? --["Users/JohnDudek"]	+ ''2005-11-05 10:37:54'' [[nbsp]] Hey dude, me and Norris are up for it next week, he's gone this weekend. So, yeah, definitely, we'll give it a try. Got any ideas where you want to stop first? --["Users/JohnDudek"]
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- ''2005-11-27 20:23:01'' [[nbsp]] Old habbit (mailto macro) I guess. If you look at the old version, there was some weirdness in the email anyway. Is the circ you posted for davis only, or the total circ? --["Users/ArlenAbraham"]	+ ''2005-11-27 20:23:01'' [[nbsp]] Old habit (mailto macro) I guess. If you look at the old version, there was some weirdness in the email anyway. Is the circ you posted for davis only, or the total circ? --["Users/ArlenAbraham"]
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- My change was simiply because it's out of keeping with the rest of the Wiki (which I feel goes overboard in forcing everything to start with upper case) --SD	+ My change was simply because it's out of keeping with the rest of the Wiki (which I feel goes overboard in forcing everything to start with upper case) --SD
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- ''2006-01-16 04:09:26'' [[nbsp]] "it was kind of lighthearted, and I enjoyed it. Sometimes things can be off-topic, yet valuable for other reasons." -- I agree. That's why I wasn't strongly against them, just mildly on the side of deleting them at the time I did it. If you feel strongly about it, restore them; I'd leave it alone -- I'd save an arguement for something that I do feel strongly about. --["Users/JabberWokky"]	+ ''2006-01-16 04:09:26'' [[nbsp]] "it was kind of lighthearted, and I enjoyed it. Sometimes things can be off-topic, yet valuable for other reasons." -- I agree. That's why I wasn't strongly against them, just mildly on the side of deleting them at the time I did it. If you feel strongly about it, restore them; I'd leave it alone -- I'd save an argument for something that I do feel strongly about. --["Users/JabberWokky"]
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- ''2006-04-04 16:38:06'' [[nbsp]] hey steve, I'm not quite sure where you originally came up with those dates for Cow Crank, but 14 was definately in 2005. Maybe if you review the edit history it might spark your memory as to where you got the other dates from. I think maybe you gave the slogans years as if they were 1,2, and 4- not years 11, 12 and 14. Also, other than your comment I can't find any mention of Cow Crank 15 on the page.--["Users/AmeliaCarlson"]	+ ''2006-04-04 16:38:06'' [[nbsp]] hey steve, I'm not quite sure where you originally came up with those dates for Cow Crank, but 14 was definitely in 2005. Maybe if you review the edit history it might spark your memory as to where you got the other dates from. I think maybe you gave the slogans years as if they were 1,2, and 4- not years 11, 12 and 14. Also, other than your comment I can't find any mention of Cow Crank 15 on the page.--["Users/AmeliaCarlson"]
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- ''2006-04-11 18:17:47'' [[nbsp]] Steve! Your phone is telling me it doesn't exist! Tommorrow! (Wednesday 12th at Noon, Delta Venus) To oppose Target! By us! Davis Anti-Authoritarians! --["Users/TobinJones"]	+ ''2006-04-11 18:17:47'' [[nbsp]] Steve! Your phone is telling me it doesn't exist! Tomorrow! (Wednesday 12th at Noon, Delta Venus) To oppose Target! By us! Davis Anti-Authoritarians! --["Users/TobinJones"]
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- ''2006-05-12 00:25:36'' [[nbsp]] about 7 months after you linked it, i just realized my restaurant reviews were linked on the top of the restaurant page! i stand by my restaurant comments, but i removed that link lest anyone perceive my pontifications as authoritative. --["Users/CraigBrozinsky"]	+ ''2006-05-12 00:25:36'' [[nbsp]] about 7 months after you linked it, I just realized my restaurant reviews were linked on the top of the restaurant page! I stand by my restaurant comments, but I removed that link lest anyone perceive my pontifications as authoritative. --["Users/CraigBrozinsky"]
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- ''2007-02-12 20:54:33'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I still have no idea what you're talking about on the tim spencer alley page. F/G streets run straight up and down. Here's a google map for [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=davis+ca&ie=UTF8&z=17&ll=38.545027,-121.740382&spn=0.003608,0.010815&t=h&om=1 clairty] --["Users/ArlenAbraham"]	+ ''2007-02-12 20:54:33'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I still have no idea what you're talking about on the tim spencer alley page. F/G streets run straight up and down. Here's a google map for [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=davis+ca&ie=UTF8&z=17&ll=38.545027,-121.740382&spn=0.003608,0.010815&t=h&om=1 clairity] --["Users/ArlenAbraham"]

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- ''2008-10-16 14:19:01'' [[nbsp]] Very good to see you as always yesterday at the thing --["Users/BrianAng"]	+ ''2008-10-16 14:19:01'' [[nbsp]] Very good to see you as always yesterday at the thing. --["Users/BrianAng"]
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	+ + * (Regarding my renaming of Frank T's BBQ page): It may BE a deli, it may be a wonderful deli, it may look like the quintessential deli. This had nothing to do with it. My reason is simply that they don't have 'deli' in their name. It's not in their domain name, anywhere on their website, business links to their website, or even in any of the other links I could find to their website. Therefore, I conclude it is not part of their name. Asking if I am 'high' is 'low'.--["Users/SteveDavison"]

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StevenDaubert — 2009-07-11 10:15:09

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	+ Post Post Script: Just you don't mistake my incredulous response as vitriolic please call (707) 678-5553 and ask for the deli, or even better go to "Frank T's BBQ" and order 1/2 lb of sliced pepperjack, 1/3 lb of salami, or you can go to the case to the left and order entrees already made up...

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- ''2009-07-11 11:02:52'' [[nbsp]] frank t, RUNS THE DELI INSIDE THE SUPERMARKERT AS WELL AS DOING BARBEQCUE... if you walk up to his place of business, it looks shockingly like a deli - - if you call hometown market and dixon and ask to talk to the "deli" frank will answer the phone	+ ''2009-07-11 11:02:52'' [[nbsp]] frank t, RUNS THE DELI INSIDE THE SUPERMARKET AS WELL AS DOING BARBEQCUE... if you walk up to his place of business, it looks shockingly like a deli + + if you call hometown market in dixon and ask to talk to the "deli" frank will answer the phone

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-06 15:54:15'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I've moved back to Davis and we ought to hang out sometime! + Norris is moving back too and we've been toying with the idea of getting the Society of Wiki Restaurant Reviewers back together if you're interested (though Michelle has moved and I haven't talked to Andrew in around a year)! --["Users/JohnDudek"]

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- ''2005-11-07 21:14:59'' [[nbsp]] Thanks for setting the Hacking Society time and date. Look forward to seeing you there. --["DavidReid"]	+ ''2005-11-07 21:14:59'' [[nbsp]] Thanks for setting the Hacking Society time and date. Look forward to seeing you there. --["Users/DavidReid"]
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- ''2006-03-23 07:57:00'' [[nbsp]] Sorry about no one being at the ["Bike Church"] Saturday. Everyone is busy with finals and no one thought to update the wiki page. --["JasonMoore"]	+ ''2006-03-23 07:57:00'' [[nbsp]] Sorry about no one being at the ["Bike Church"] Saturday. Everyone is busy with finals and no one thought to update the wiki page. --["Users/JasonMoore"]

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- [[Comments]] My roommate called both campus and the county about a bird that appeared to be dying from a nerve disorder in our yard last week, and the county said they weren't interested while campus said they might come out to take a look... nobody ever did. I posted the info on West Nile based on the CDC site, so I'm going to revert it, but you can revert it back if you have a more concrete source. --["Users/AlphaDog"] - - ------ -	+ [[Comments]] + + My roommate called both campus and the county about a bird that appeared to be dying from a nerve disorder in our yard last week, and the county said they weren't interested while campus said they might come out to take a look... nobody ever did. I posted the info on West Nile based on the CDC site, so I'm going to revert it, but you can revert it back if you have a more concrete source. --["Users/AlphaDog"] + ------
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- ''2005-11-29 17:18:22'' [[nbsp]] I noticed you've been changing the time format on every page you hit to ":00" for the top of the hour, and the am/pm notation to caps. What's up with that?? I realize it's a stylistic decision, and each of us has our own preferences, so perhaps we could just keep it as it's been for those of us traditionalists in the pack. Just noticed and thought I'd float the suggestion. --["AlphaDog"]	+ ''2005-11-29 17:18:22'' [[nbsp]] I noticed you've been changing the time format on every page you hit to ":00" for the top of the hour, and the am/pm notation to caps. What's up with that?? I realize it's a stylistic decision, and each of us has our own preferences, so perhaps we could just keep it as it's been for those of us traditionalists in the pack. Just noticed and thought I'd float the suggestion. --["Users/AlphaDog"]

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BrentLaabs — 2008-08-22 14:40:21

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- SteveDavison is the elusive mastermind behind the original creation of the ["Buffets"] page! Welcome to the Wiki, Steve! --["PhilipNeustrom"] - - Thanks, Phil! :) --["SteveDavison"] (I'm elusive???...) - - "The Wiki is the best thing going on the web today. It's what the web was meant to be." --["SteveDavison"]	+ SteveDavison is the elusive mastermind behind the original creation of the ["Buffets"] page! Welcome to the Wiki, Steve! --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"] + + Thanks, Phil! :) --["Users/SteveDavison"] (I'm elusive???...) + + "The Wiki is the best thing going on the web today. It's what the web was meant to be." --["Users/SteveDavison"]
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- [[Comments]] My roommate called both campus and the county about a bird that appeared to be dying from a nerve disorder in our yard last week, and the county said they weren't interested while campus said they might come out to take a look... nobody ever did. I posted the info on West Nile based on the CDC site, so I'm going to revert it, but you can revert it back if you have a more concrete source. --["AlphaDog"] - - ------ - - ''2005-09-14 11:43:29'' [[nbsp]] What city did you used to live in? I just saw your post (yours right?) about Douglas Theatres and I know of only two cities they operate in (one of which is Lincoln, where I'm from). --["CarlMcCabe"] - - ------ - - I made ["Cafe Italia"] as a redirect on purpose because it is a very common spelling mistake by most people. It's not only non-wiki users who spell it wrong. If you do a search for it, you'll find it in a lot of comments that way. And because it exists, searching for Cafe Italia will result in Caffe Italia at the top (it didn't before I think, though it might have). A redirect is easier then trying to fix every spelling mistake made in the past and that might be made in the future about it :P. -["EdWins" ES]	+ [[Comments]] My roommate called both campus and the county about a bird that appeared to be dying from a nerve disorder in our yard last week, and the county said they weren't interested while campus said they might come out to take a look... nobody ever did. I posted the info on West Nile based on the CDC site, so I'm going to revert it, but you can revert it back if you have a more concrete source. --["Users/AlphaDog"] + + ------ + + ''2005-09-14 11:43:29'' [[nbsp]] What city did you used to live in? I just saw your post (yours right?) about Douglas Theatres and I know of only two cities they operate in (one of which is Lincoln, where I'm from). --["Users/CarlMcCabe"] + + ------ + + I made ["Cafe Italia"] as a redirect on purpose because it is a very common spelling mistake by most people. It's not only non-wiki users who spell it wrong. If you do a search for it, you'll find it in a lot of comments that way. And because it exists, searching for Cafe Italia will result in Caffe Italia at the top (it didn't before I think, though it might have). A redirect is easier then trying to fix every spelling mistake made in the past and that might be made in the future about it :P. -["Users/EdWins" ES]
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- ''The website sucks, but the [http://www.californiaaggie.com/calendar Daily Calendar is certainly online]. Personally, I'm not sure classifieds online is the best idea considering it has a low potential profit yield, especially with [http://sacramento.craigslist.org better alternatives]. As for weather, they get that from [http://weather.com weather.com] so they do little in that respect, regardless. The weather could easily be on the site for completeness, though (it'd probably be from weather.com or something similar, though). Wire stories aren't online (they don't pay the licensing to put them online and they are to found in many other places). I disagree with your assertion that the "California Aggie is not online," specially when compared to the ["Davis Enterprise"] which does not put any free content online (you cannot access materials over a week old). The site is currently being redesigned, and will have advertisements, but I'm sure the advertisements will be different than those in the paper because online ads attract a different demographic than paper ads (and the paper is much more well-read).'' --["PhilipNeustrom"], Online Director, California Aggie	+ ''The website sucks, but the [http://www.californiaaggie.com/calendar Daily Calendar is certainly online]. Personally, I'm not sure classifieds online is the best idea considering it has a low potential profit yield, especially with [http://sacramento.craigslist.org better alternatives]. As for weather, they get that from [http://weather.com weather.com] so they do little in that respect, regardless. The weather could easily be on the site for completeness, though (it'd probably be from weather.com or something similar, though). Wire stories aren't online (they don't pay the licensing to put them online and they are to found in many other places). I disagree with your assertion that the "California Aggie is not online," specially when compared to the ["Davis Enterprise"] which does not put any free content online (you cannot access materials over a week old). The site is currently being redesigned, and will have advertisements, but I'm sure the advertisements will be different than those in the paper because online ads attract a different demographic than paper ads (and the paper is much more well-read).'' --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"], Online Director, California Aggie
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- When's a good time to pick up that card table of yours, and how can I contact you? You can email me at philipn at gmail dot com. --["PhilipNeustrom"] - I left the table outside for you for a whole year and it was never picked up. Sorry, I no longer have it. --["SteveDavison"] - ----- - Hiya. Actually, the StudentNutritionAssociation redirect served a purpose. The secretary of the club sent an email to all of our members with wrong wikiaddress (without underscores between the words, while the correct address has underscores), so I figured it would be a pretty common mistake. Thus, the StudentNutritionAssociation redirect was born! I apologize if that's a wiki faux pas. --["AnnaJones" Anna]	+ When's a good time to pick up that card table of yours, and how can I contact you? You can email me at philipn at gmail dot com. --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"] + I left the table outside for you for a whole year and it was never picked up. Sorry, I no longer have it. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ----- + Hiya. Actually, the StudentNutritionAssociation redirect served a purpose. The secretary of the club sent an email to all of our members with wrong wikiaddress (without underscores between the words, while the correct address has underscores), so I figured it would be a pretty common mistake. Thus, the StudentNutritionAssociation redirect was born! I apologize if that's a wiki faux pas. --["Users/AnnaJones" Anna]
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- That's too bad. We have a handful of non-majors in the club, so you wouldn't have been too out of place. Swing by our table at the Activities Fair if you're still interested and talk to one of us if you have any questions; I'll be there myself from 11 am to 1pm. We heart new members. --["AnnaJones"] - ----- - I didn't make the ["Aggie Songs"] page, i just edited them, but you have a valid point: they don't really need their own pages. --["AllisonEriksen"] - ----- - Nice job with the ["Pizza: FSI Calculations" PVI] additions! --["CraigBrozinsky"] - ------ - ''2005-10-31 23:57:08'' [[nbsp]] On what page were the wiki weekly get-togethers mentioned? --["AlexNorris"]	+ That's too bad. We have a handful of non-majors in the club, so you wouldn't have been too out of place. Swing by our table at the Activities Fair if you're still interested and talk to one of us if you have any questions; I'll be there myself from 11 am to 1pm. We heart new members. --["Users/AnnaJones"] + ----- + I didn't make the ["Aggie Songs"] page, i just edited them, but you have a valid point: they don't really need their own pages. --["Users/AllisonEriksen"] + ----- + Nice job with the ["Pizza: FSI Calculations" PVI] additions! --["Users/CraigBrozinsky"] + ------ + ''2005-10-31 23:57:08'' [[nbsp]] On what page were the wiki weekly get-togethers mentioned? --["Users/AlexNorris"]
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- ''2005-11-01 03:35:32'' [[nbsp]] I like your quote about the wiki --["GeoffJohnson"] - ------ - ''2005-11-05 10:37:54'' [[nbsp]] Hey dude, me and Norris are up for it next week, he's gone this weekend. So, yeah, definitally, we'll give it a try. Got any ideas where you want to stop first? --["JohnDudek"] - ------ - ''2005-11-05 11:09:29'' [[nbsp]] Huh, I see that I did set the starting point and I did a translation too so the origin was in the center, if I am looking at the right file and it renders fine too. So maybe it was a bug in Ghostscript that got fixed in an automatic upgrade since I did it before. I see that gs-gpl has been upgraded at least twice since then. I learned about PostScript at a LUGOD lecture Micah J. Cowan gave on [http://www.lugod.org/meeting/past/2005.02.01.php 2005-02-01]. For some time before then I had had this desire to generate pentagrams and it was in June that I realized Postscript would be perfect for this. So I got the tutorial and reference manual from Adobe, and since I had forgot most of the stuff from the lecture, they really helped. It also helped me learn about postfix which was really cool too and now I want an RPN calculator. So yeah, Postscript is great. I haven't done much with it since then, but I just read about how the NeXT display system was based on Postscript and now the OSX display is based on PDF and that is really awesome too. I wish there would be a free vector display system so I could use it in Linux. Cool stuff, and thanks for the tip. --["NickSchmalenberger"] - * cough cough Zui by Raskin cough cough. -["ChristopherMcKenzie"] - ------ - ''2005-11-07 14:42:17'' [[nbsp]] Hey, I liked the original wording on DQU - "Few people are aware that there is a university in Davis". It's witty and fun -- moreso than a simple "there are two universities". Disclaimer: I wrote it. Good updates, though. --["JabberWokky"]	+ ''2005-11-01 03:35:32'' [[nbsp]] I like your quote about the wiki --["Users/GeoffJohnson"] + ------ + ''2005-11-05 10:37:54'' [[nbsp]] Hey dude, me and Norris are up for it next week, he's gone this weekend. So, yeah, definitally, we'll give it a try. Got any ideas where you want to stop first? --["Users/JohnDudek"] + ------ + ''2005-11-05 11:09:29'' [[nbsp]] Huh, I see that I did set the starting point and I did a translation too so the origin was in the center, if I am looking at the right file and it renders fine too. So maybe it was a bug in Ghostscript that got fixed in an automatic upgrade since I did it before. I see that gs-gpl has been upgraded at least twice since then. I learned about PostScript at a LUGOD lecture Micah J. Cowan gave on [http://www.lugod.org/meeting/past/2005.02.01.php 2005-02-01]. For some time before then I had had this desire to generate pentagrams and it was in June that I realized Postscript would be perfect for this. So I got the tutorial and reference manual from Adobe, and since I had forgot most of the stuff from the lecture, they really helped. It also helped me learn about postfix which was really cool too and now I want an RPN calculator. So yeah, Postscript is great. I haven't done much with it since then, but I just read about how the NeXT display system was based on Postscript and now the OSX display is based on PDF and that is really awesome too. I wish there would be a free vector display system so I could use it in Linux. Cool stuff, and thanks for the tip. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"] + * cough cough Zui by Raskin cough cough. -["Users/ChristopherMcKenzie"] + ------ + ''2005-11-07 14:42:17'' [[nbsp]] Hey, I liked the original wording on DQU - "Few people are aware that there is a university in Davis". It's witty and fun -- moreso than a simple "there are two universities". Disclaimer: I wrote it. Good updates, though. --["Users/JabberWokky"]
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- * I'll come as a Government Informant. -["ChristopherMckenzie"] - ------ - ''2005-11-13 08:25:23'' [[nbsp]] Steve's law of democracy: The difficulty of organizing a group of people is equal to 2 to the power of the number involved minus 1. d=2**(n-1) --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-11-13 10:54:33'' [[nbsp]] ["How to Write an Effective Restaurant Review" haha], thanks! --["EdWins" ES] - ------ - ''2005-11-14 21:59:37'' [[nbsp]] Hey, I just went over a thousand edits! --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-11-14 22:08:06'' [[nbsp]] I'm so proud, Steve! 1000 edits, that's a great landmark. I'm not even up to 200 yet... --["JohnDudek"] - ------ - ''2005-11-14 22:12:01'' [[nbsp]] One of the major achievements of my life, for sure... --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-11-19 23:05:15'' [[nbsp]] hey, dude, we didn't end up going out, because of our lack of coordination. Me/Norris were thinking this Wednesday, and your choice of place is good. I'll give you a call on Tuesday. --["JohnDudek"] - ------ - ''2005-11-20 11:21:50'' [[nbsp]] Older fellow isn't offensive, IMO. It doesn't imply an "us" at all. It's relatively commonly used and more respectable then 'older man' or anything like that, and doesn't imply as much age as using the word 'elder' in there. Newspapers also use 'older fellow' at times. I'm surprised you'd think Scooter Man as a title isn't respectful. He did edit that page a bit, and it's what most people see him as. If he was offended I'd imagine he'd do or say something about it. That's the point of the page. No one would see him ride by and know his name is Daniel. Likewise, that's why there's a ["Visor Lady"] page. Seen her through a very visible feature, but know nothing about her. Though I'm also surprised you didn't find offense at it saying she 'waddles' around campus. --["EdWins" ES] - I did notice that he (presumably) edited the page later. I stand by saying it implies "us", since pointing out a difference is by definition a matter of separation. Everyone else's page doesn't say "a younger man". Re: Wanda: I probably wouldn't use 'waddles', but in a way I don't find that quite as bad as something one cannot change (race, gender, age). Don't feel that I am "terribly offended", as I'm realistic and thus have a high offense threshold. However, I still wish to be especially polite to those who are least able to rebut what's being written about them. I stand for truth, but that doesn't mean we can't be polite about it. --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-11-21 11:05:09'' [[nbsp]] How do you guys decide where to eat for ''the'' review? sounds like fun :) --["EdWins" ES] - It's an arcane process. ;) But that doesn't mean we're not open to input... --["SteveDavison"]	+ * I'll come as a Government Informant. -["Users/ChristopherMckenzie"] + ------ + ''2005-11-13 08:25:23'' [[nbsp]] Steve's law of democracy: The difficulty of organizing a group of people is equal to 2 to the power of the number involved minus 1. d=2**(n-1) --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2005-11-13 10:54:33'' [[nbsp]] ["How to Write an Effective Restaurant Review" haha], thanks! --["Users/EdWins" ES] + ------ + ''2005-11-14 21:59:37'' [[nbsp]] Hey, I just went over a thousand edits! --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2005-11-14 22:08:06'' [[nbsp]] I'm so proud, Steve! 1000 edits, that's a great landmark. I'm not even up to 200 yet... --["Users/JohnDudek"] + ------ + ''2005-11-14 22:12:01'' [[nbsp]] One of the major achievements of my life, for sure... --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2005-11-19 23:05:15'' [[nbsp]] hey, dude, we didn't end up going out, because of our lack of coordination. Me/Norris were thinking this Wednesday, and your choice of place is good. I'll give you a call on Tuesday. --["Users/JohnDudek"] + ------ + ''2005-11-20 11:21:50'' [[nbsp]] Older fellow isn't offensive, IMO. It doesn't imply an "us" at all. It's relatively commonly used and more respectable then 'older man' or anything like that, and doesn't imply as much age as using the word 'elder' in there. Newspapers also use 'older fellow' at times. I'm surprised you'd think Scooter Man as a title isn't respectful. He did edit that page a bit, and it's what most people see him as. If he was offended I'd imagine he'd do or say something about it. That's the point of the page. No one would see him ride by and know his name is Daniel. Likewise, that's why there's a ["Visor Lady"] page. Seen her through a very visible feature, but know nothing about her. Though I'm also surprised you didn't find offense at it saying she 'waddles' around campus. --["Users/EdWins" ES] + I did notice that he (presumably) edited the page later. I stand by saying it implies "us", since pointing out a difference is by definition a matter of separation. Everyone else's page doesn't say "a younger man". Re: Wanda: I probably wouldn't use 'waddles', but in a way I don't find that quite as bad as something one cannot change (race, gender, age). Don't feel that I am "terribly offended", as I'm realistic and thus have a high offense threshold. However, I still wish to be especially polite to those who are least able to rebut what's being written about them. I stand for truth, but that doesn't mean we can't be polite about it. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2005-11-21 11:05:09'' [[nbsp]] How do you guys decide where to eat for ''the'' review? sounds like fun :) --["Users/EdWins" ES] + It's an arcane process. ;) But that doesn't mean we're not open to input... --["Users/SteveDavison"]
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- ''2005-11-23 09:18:16'' [[nbsp]] Interested in GRASS? --["DylanBeaudette"]	+ ''2005-11-23 09:18:16'' [[nbsp]] Interested in GRASS? --["Users/DylanBeaudette"]
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- ''2005-11-23 23:09:39'' [[nbsp]] I don't think the spare changer page needs a template table at the top. It's not a part of any template, and two of the fields in that table were empty (and easily seen in the following paragraph)? --["PhilipNeustrom"] - ------ - ''2005-11-27 20:23:01'' [[nbsp]] Old habbit (mailto macro) I guess. If you look at the old version, there was some weirdness in the email anyway. Is the circ you posted for davis only, or the total circ? --["ArlenAbraham"] - ------ - ''2005-11-27 22:15:43'' [[nbsp]] The old email address included the mailto: and showed up like a wiki nospam macro shows up, but with the mailto: as part of the link. [mailto:someone@example.com] --["ArlenAbraham"] - Oh, now I see what you mean. I use mailto: whenever I write email's (outside of the Wiki), so I just automatically ignored it, like when seeing the local area code in front of a phone #. See ya. --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-11-27 23:50:39'' [[nbsp]] Looks like you're going through pages and making a sort of standard layout for hours and whatnot, thanks! Perhaps a page describing the format used should be in order, to help others in your crusade... --["TarZxf"]	+ ''2005-11-23 23:09:39'' [[nbsp]] I don't think the spare changer page needs a template table at the top. It's not a part of any template, and two of the fields in that table were empty (and easily seen in the following paragraph)? --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"] + ------ + ''2005-11-27 20:23:01'' [[nbsp]] Old habbit (mailto macro) I guess. If you look at the old version, there was some weirdness in the email anyway. Is the circ you posted for davis only, or the total circ? --["Users/ArlenAbraham"] + ------ + ''2005-11-27 22:15:43'' [[nbsp]] The old email address included the mailto: and showed up like a wiki nospam macro shows up, but with the mailto: as part of the link. [mailto:someone@example.com] --["Users/ArlenAbraham"] + Oh, now I see what you mean. I use mailto: whenever I write email's (outside of the Wiki), so I just automatically ignored it, like when seeing the local area code in front of a phone #. See ya. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2005-11-27 23:50:39'' [[nbsp]] Looks like you're going through pages and making a sort of standard layout for hours and whatnot, thanks! Perhaps a page describing the format used should be in order, to help others in your crusade... --["Users/TarZxf"]
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- ''2005-11-28 00:53:57'' [[nbsp]] Was the homeless guy in Jack in the Box the one with the long beard? If so, I think he's a regular and he occasionally barks at people. --["CraigBrozinsky"] - I don't recall exactly, but I think he had a beard. He seemed gentle enough though. Some women sitting across from him went over and gave him a $10 bill; I thought it was touching. --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-11-28 01:15:57'' [[nbsp]] It's multiple choice between the most common answers, with an option for write-in responses if the choices don't match what people say. The question asked was "What do you call a traffic situation in which several roads meet in a circle and you have to get off at a certain point?" As I just edited on the page, this leaves open the question of whether regions willy-nilly use these terms, or there are in fact more roundabouts near Davis, and more Traffic Circles elsewhere. Oh, and BTW, I coincidentally took the updated version of that linguistic survey a few days back, and happened to remember that question when you brought up the distinction between the two! --["CraigBrozinsky"]	+ ''2005-11-28 00:53:57'' [[nbsp]] Was the homeless guy in Jack in the Box the one with the long beard? If so, I think he's a regular and he occasionally barks at people. --["Users/CraigBrozinsky"] + I don't recall exactly, but I think he had a beard. He seemed gentle enough though. Some women sitting across from him went over and gave him a $10 bill; I thought it was touching. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2005-11-28 01:15:57'' [[nbsp]] It's multiple choice between the most common answers, with an option for write-in responses if the choices don't match what people say. The question asked was "What do you call a traffic situation in which several roads meet in a circle and you have to get off at a certain point?" As I just edited on the page, this leaves open the question of whether regions willy-nilly use these terms, or there are in fact more roundabouts near Davis, and more Traffic Circles elsewhere. Oh, and BTW, I coincidentally took the updated version of that linguistic survey a few days back, and happened to remember that question when you brought up the distinction between the two! --["Users/CraigBrozinsky"]
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- ''2005-12-06 02:09:18'' [[nbsp]] That was, I think, the funniest typo I've ever seen. --["SummerSong"] - ------ - ''2005-12-17 21:30:26'' [[nbsp]] Excellent info on the Ikea page, well done --["DomenicSantangelo"] - ------ - ''2005-12-18 09:53:45'' [[nbsp]] Good rewrite - I was just concerned with clearing out all the Yuppieville links, not the references. --["JabberWokky"] - ------ - ''2005-12-20 01:04:44'' [[nbsp]] yeah the wanted pages are kind of hard sometimes. i feel like i haven't done anything worth while on the wikiw for months so i decided to tackle wanted pages. some i know i've seen forever so i just deleted them, if someone wants to make a page they can. there's always a few that simple need to be changed, ie they were linked to the mis-spelling of a page, or need to be made into a redirect. but with list pages, like frats, sororities, and plants, i just delete. hopefully those groups or items will come by and make a page. --["MichelleAccurso"] - ------ - ''2005-12-21 23:38:40'' [[nbsp]] You've always been a stickler for [wiki:WikiPedia:SI SI] units, Steve. --["ArlenAbraham"] - ------ - ''2005-12-23 17:53:00'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I got that circ. number from the front of some ["junk mail"] that was sent to my house. --["ArlenAbraham"] - I too had read a 26k-ish number off their mail, but it was years old. When I researched it on the web I found their 47k number on [http://consumer-guide.com/about.cfm] where they say "Consumers Guide reaches 47,000 mailboxes monthly and 57,000 mail boxes quarterly saturating Yolo County." It's probably a waste of effort to try to get more than 50% accuracy, since there are so many ways to define circulation. Is it for the previous month, the year average? Does it subtract those printed but undelivered/uncollected/returned? Is it just for Davis or for their distribution area (which may be larger or smaller than Davis)? --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-12-26 00:07:04'' [[nbsp]] I like the street divisions. If you were really ambitious, you could split things up, West and East sides of the street. Actually, that's a bad idea. Nevermind. --["ArlenAbraham"] - I'd thought of that and yes, concluded it was a bad idea. I think putting them into a table with street # on the left is a good idea though since they're already in street # order. The bullets really aren't necessary -or meant- for long lists like that. --["SteveDavison"] - Yeah, bullets can be annoying sometimes, but the only alternatives are putting a {{{[[BR]]}}} after every line, or puting it all in a table. Breaks would work, but the markup isn't as pretty as a single {{{*}}}, and each item wouldn't be indented. Tables are even uglier than bullets, especially if you faked an indent. (example below) -- ["ArlenAbraham"]	+ ''2005-12-06 02:09:18'' [[nbsp]] That was, I think, the funniest typo I've ever seen. --["Users/SummerSong"] + ------ + ''2005-12-17 21:30:26'' [[nbsp]] Excellent info on the Ikea page, well done --["Users/DomenicSantangelo"] + ------ + ''2005-12-18 09:53:45'' [[nbsp]] Good rewrite - I was just concerned with clearing out all the Yuppieville links, not the references. --["Users/JabberWokky"] + ------ + ''2005-12-20 01:04:44'' [[nbsp]] yeah the wanted pages are kind of hard sometimes. i feel like i haven't done anything worth while on the wikiw for months so i decided to tackle wanted pages. some i know i've seen forever so i just deleted them, if someone wants to make a page they can. there's always a few that simple need to be changed, ie they were linked to the mis-spelling of a page, or need to be made into a redirect. but with list pages, like frats, sororities, and plants, i just delete. hopefully those groups or items will come by and make a page. --["Users/MichelleAccurso"] + ------ + ''2005-12-21 23:38:40'' [[nbsp]] You've always been a stickler for [wiki:WikiPedia:SI SI] units, Steve. --["Users/ArlenAbraham"] + ------ + ''2005-12-23 17:53:00'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I got that circ. number from the front of some ["junk mail"] that was sent to my house. --["Users/ArlenAbraham"] + I too had read a 26k-ish number off their mail, but it was years old. When I researched it on the web I found their 47k number on [http://consumer-guide.com/about.cfm] where they say "Consumers Guide reaches 47,000 mailboxes monthly and 57,000 mail boxes quarterly saturating Yolo County." It's probably a waste of effort to try to get more than 50% accuracy, since there are so many ways to define circulation. Is it for the previous month, the year average? Does it subtract those printed but undelivered/uncollected/returned? Is it just for Davis or for their distribution area (which may be larger or smaller than Davis)? --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2005-12-26 00:07:04'' [[nbsp]] I like the street divisions. If you were really ambitious, you could split things up, West and East sides of the street. Actually, that's a bad idea. Nevermind. --["Users/ArlenAbraham"] + I'd thought of that and yes, concluded it was a bad idea. I think putting them into a table with street # on the left is a good idea though since they're already in street # order. The bullets really aren't necessary -or meant- for long lists like that. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + Yeah, bullets can be annoying sometimes, but the only alternatives are putting a {{{[[BR]]}}} after every line, or puting it all in a table. Breaks would work, but the markup isn't as pretty as a single {{{*}}}, and each item wouldn't be indented. Tables are even uglier than bullets, especially if you faked an indent. (example below) -- ["Users/ArlenAbraham"]
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- ''2005-12-26 00:12:30'' [[nbsp]] I've also proposed a "Wiki Walk", where a small party of Wikians might go down a street and get accurate data for everything. Think Sketch Crawl, except Wiki Crawl. --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2005-12-27 23:06:21'' [[nbsp]] Steve, why don't you ["Davis Wiki IRC" IRC] with the rest of the the IRC Folk? --["TarZxf"]	+ ''2005-12-26 00:12:30'' [[nbsp]] I've also proposed a "Wiki Walk", where a small party of Wikians might go down a street and get accurate data for everything. Think Sketch Crawl, except Wiki Crawl. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2005-12-27 23:06:21'' [[nbsp]] Steve, why don't you ["Davis Wiki IRC" IRC] with the rest of the the IRC Folk? --["Users/TarZxf"]
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- ''2006-01-14 08:29:47'' [[nbsp]] re: ["Davis Psychic"] I removed them (or rather, agreed with "DavisWikiGnome", whoever that is) because they are content free comments, and don't really add anything to the entry -- RocksAndDirt's comment being the only possible exception, which should probably be an edit directly to the page. I don't have a strong opinion on the matter -- I'm just voting my mind by doing one revert. If you revert it back, I'll disagree, but I won't revert it back the other way (although I might rewrite the comments into the main entry -- which is difficult in this case, which is an indicator that the comments don't add anything to the entry). To sum up, my revert was a mild vote of agreement with DavisWikiGnome's original deletion. I don't feel particularly strong about it either way. --["JabberWokky"] - ------ - ''2006-01-16 04:09:26'' [[nbsp]] "it was kind of lighthearted, and I enjoyed it. Sometimes things can be off-topic, yet valuable for other reasons." -- I agree. That's why I wasn't strongly against them, just mildly on the side of deleting them at the time I did it. If you feel strongly about it, restore them; I'd leave it alone -- I'd save an arguement for something that I do feel strongly about. --["JabberWokky"]	+ ''2006-01-14 08:29:47'' [[nbsp]] re: ["Davis Psychic"] I removed them (or rather, agreed with "DavisWikiGnome", whoever that is) because they are content free comments, and don't really add anything to the entry -- RocksAndDirt's comment being the only possible exception, which should probably be an edit directly to the page. I don't have a strong opinion on the matter -- I'm just voting my mind by doing one revert. If you revert it back, I'll disagree, but I won't revert it back the other way (although I might rewrite the comments into the main entry -- which is difficult in this case, which is an indicator that the comments don't add anything to the entry). To sum up, my revert was a mild vote of agreement with DavisWikiGnome's original deletion. I don't feel particularly strong about it either way. --["Users/JabberWokky"] + ------ + ''2006-01-16 04:09:26'' [[nbsp]] "it was kind of lighthearted, and I enjoyed it. Sometimes things can be off-topic, yet valuable for other reasons." -- I agree. That's why I wasn't strongly against them, just mildly on the side of deleting them at the time I did it. If you feel strongly about it, restore them; I'd leave it alone -- I'd save an arguement for something that I do feel strongly about. --["Users/JabberWokky"]
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- ''2006-02-06 21:31:48'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I don't see what the harm is in including the international country code in the phone numbers for e.g. ["YEEP"]. Including that information benefits people from outside North America who might have reason to contact the entity in question, and it doesn't prevent people in this region from doing the same. Whenever I contact entities outside the US, I always find it frustrating when they don't include the country code. --["GrahamFreeman"]	+ ''2006-02-06 21:31:48'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I don't see what the harm is in including the international country code in the phone numbers for e.g. ["YEEP"]. Including that information benefits people from outside North America who might have reason to contact the entity in question, and it doesn't prevent people in this region from doing the same. Whenever I contact entities outside the US, I always find it frustrating when they don't include the country code. --["Users/GrahamFreeman"]
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- ''2006-02-09 10:38:59'' [[nbsp]] Thank you for the glowing compliments on the SNA page. --["AnnaJones"]	+ ''2006-02-09 10:38:59'' [[nbsp]] Thank you for the glowing compliments on the SNA page. --["Users/AnnaJones"]
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- ''2006-02-12 15:23:35'' [[nbsp]] At Guadelajara, did you get the regular burrito, or the super-burrito? its much larger, costs less than a dollar more and is still cheaper than most other davis places. --["CraigBrozinsky"]	+ ''2006-02-12 15:23:35'' [[nbsp]] At Guadelajara, did you get the regular burrito, or the super-burrito? its much larger, costs less than a dollar more and is still cheaper than most other davis places. --["Users/CraigBrozinsky"]
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- ''2006-02-16 00:25:49'' [[nbsp]] Hey Steve, did you get your shirt yet? I'm in charge of distribution now, so leme know (email) if you still want to buy a shirt. --["ArlenAbraham"]	+ ''2006-02-16 00:25:49'' [[nbsp]] Hey Steve, did you get your shirt yet? I'm in charge of distribution now, so leme know (email) if you still want to buy a shirt. --["Users/ArlenAbraham"]
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- ''2006-03-09 19:48:15'' [[nbsp]] Thanks for entering the Yolo County Church of Religious Science page. I'm leaning how to create a website for the church. --["BarryBolden"] - ------ - ''2006-03-13 22:28:31'' [[nbsp]] Thanks, my friends and I decided to go hang out one day, and just started taking pictures, I have a series of them on my computer. --["JulienBiewerElstob"] - ------ - ''2006-03-14 02:43:58'' [[nbsp]] Why did you take those slashes off the end of the urls on ["Ray's Food Place"]? --["NickSchmalenberger"]	+ ''2006-03-09 19:48:15'' [[nbsp]] Thanks for entering the Yolo County Church of Religious Science page. I'm leaning how to create a website for the church. --["Users/BarryBolden"] + ------ + ''2006-03-13 22:28:31'' [[nbsp]] Thanks, my friends and I decided to go hang out one day, and just started taking pictures, I have a series of them on my computer. --["Users/JulienBiewerElstob"] + ------ + ''2006-03-14 02:43:58'' [[nbsp]] Why did you take those slashes off the end of the urls on ["Ray's Food Place"]? --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]
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- I just performed an experiment with netcat where I requested the address of my listening netcat with and without the slash and all requests that netcat received had the slash, so it seems that most browsers (I tried firefox, wget, and lynx) insert it for you if you don't put it in. On the other hand, some servers [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/] seem to serve a request with no path and others don't [http://www.google.com/]. In section 5.1.2 of rfc 2616 it says "Note that the absolute path cannot be empty; if none is present in the original URI, it MUST be given as "/" (the server root)." So, / is the default path, but I don't think we should rely on the client or server fixing it for us if we can make a proper http url. -["NickSchmalenberger"]	+ I just performed an experiment with netcat where I requested the address of my listening netcat with and without the slash and all requests that netcat received had the slash, so it seems that most browsers (I tried firefox, wget, and lynx) insert it for you if you don't put it in. On the other hand, some servers [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/] seem to serve a request with no path and others don't [http://www.google.com/]. In section 5.1.2 of rfc 2616 it says "Note that the absolute path cannot be empty; if none is present in the original URI, it MUST be given as "/" (the server root)." So, / is the default path, but I don't think we should rely on the client or server fixing it for us if we can make a proper http url. -["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]
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- ''2006-03-18 20:18:38'' [[nbsp]] In defense of the ["Bike Church"] it ''is'' finals week. The CoHo is hardly open. --["ArlenAbraham"]	+ ''2006-03-18 20:18:38'' [[nbsp]] In defense of the ["Bike Church"] it ''is'' finals week. The CoHo is hardly open. --["Users/ArlenAbraham"]
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- ''2006-04-04 16:38:06'' [[nbsp]] hey steve, I'm not quite sure where you originally came up with those dates for Cow Crank, but 14 was definately in 2005. Maybe if you review the edit history it might spark your memory as to where you got the other dates from. I think maybe you gave the slogans years as if they were 1,2, and 4- not years 11, 12 and 14. Also, other than your comment I can't find any mention of Cow Crank 15 on the page.--["AmeliaCarlson"] - ------ - ''2006-04-05 13:57:18'' [[nbsp]] Well I fixed the dates on the Cow Crank page... but as Ameila pointed out, all the incongruent dates had come from your editing. Only dates I mentioned were the inital 1992 and cow crank 14 in 2005. I only listed a few of the themes, because those are the only ones I can remember/have shirts for. --["JevanGray"]	+ ''2006-04-04 16:38:06'' [[nbsp]] hey steve, I'm not quite sure where you originally came up with those dates for Cow Crank, but 14 was definately in 2005. Maybe if you review the edit history it might spark your memory as to where you got the other dates from. I think maybe you gave the slogans years as if they were 1,2, and 4- not years 11, 12 and 14. Also, other than your comment I can't find any mention of Cow Crank 15 on the page.--["Users/AmeliaCarlson"] + ------ + ''2006-04-05 13:57:18'' [[nbsp]] Well I fixed the dates on the Cow Crank page... but as Ameila pointed out, all the incongruent dates had come from your editing. Only dates I mentioned were the inital 1992 and cow crank 14 in 2005. I only listed a few of the themes, because those are the only ones I can remember/have shirts for. --["Users/JevanGray"]
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- * No worries Steve... it happens to the best of us. --["JevanGray"] & ["AmeliaCarlson" aec] - ------ - ''2006-04-11 17:42:55'' [[nbsp]] That phone number for the ["Turtle House"] is actually for the business office of the landlord. Do you think that the page should say that, or say nothing, or what? --["NickSchmalenberger"]	+ * No worries Steve... it happens to the best of us. --["Users/JevanGray"] & ["Users/AmeliaCarlson" aec] + ------ + ''2006-04-11 17:42:55'' [[nbsp]] That phone number for the ["Turtle House"] is actually for the business office of the landlord. Do you think that the page should say that, or say nothing, or what? --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]
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- ''2006-04-11 18:17:47'' [[nbsp]] Steve! Your phone is telling me it doesn't exist! Tommorrow! (Wednesday 12th at Noon, Delta Venus) To oppose Target! By us! Davis Anti-Authoritarians! --["TobinJones"] - How could it tell you it doesn't exist if it doesn't exist? --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2006-04-17 19:36:42'' [[nbsp]] Is the ["Domes"] -> ["The Domes"] redirect really necessary? --["ArlenAbraham"] - In a word, "yes". The point of redirects is to make the DavisWiki more user-friendly. That is, to reduce frustration caused by people having to enter names in some exact format which they could not know in advance. There are many places here which have "The" prefixed, and which don't. The person should be able to get the place by using either form. If there was a mandated rule to never use "The", that would be different. --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2006-04-21 13:58:38'' [[nbsp]] Steve, you might be interested in this article: http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=60403498&tid=13686 . --["NickSchmalenberger"] - ------ - ''2006-04-23 22:57:33'' [[nbsp]] Um, Stanford definitely did NOT win the Battle of the Bands. The Aggie Band-uh! would never/did not allow that to happen. We had plenty of music and musicians and were not near ready to throw in the towel. Yet again, the Aggie Band-uh won again-a. --["AllisonEriksen"] - I asked about 6 people, from both Stanford and Davis bands, and was told pretty much the same thing: The Aggie band leader decided it was, late, cold, drizzling, and each band could have continued for hours more, so he called it off. Aggie members I asked seemed disappointed, as they could have kept playing. Stanford members were even more frustrated, asked if they could have continued brought an enthusiastic "hell, yeah!". Let's hold truth and fairness over allegiance to one's own side. Being a good sport is more important than winning. Or, if you can't win ethically, you can't win at all. --["SteveDavison"] - ------ - ''2006-05-12 00:25:36'' [[nbsp]] about 7 months after you linked it, i just realized my restaurant reviews were linked on the top of the restaurant page! i stand by my restaurant comments, but i removed that link lest anyone perceive my pontifications as authoritative. --["CraigBrozinsky"] - ------ - ''2006-05-22 17:21:09'' [[nbsp]] Hi there, you asked about one month ago what it was like to live at Pacifico. I have lived in Kaweah (D Building) for six months. The meal plan is optional: you can eat alone in your room, with everyone, or have a late plate saved if you're gone. We divide weekly chores depending on the number of people living on the floors and clean the building once a quarter. You can call the office or come eat dinner with us Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday at 7 pm. The number is: 530-297-1222. --["KyleHinshaw"] - ------ - ''2006-07-16 00:55:49'' [[nbsp]] How does one find the elusive Steve? --["MarieHuynh"] - * You don't, the elusive Steve finds you! --["MichelleAccurso"] - * ''ACTUALLY...'' You post something here (or email me) and wait 30 days and shall hear my reply. For faster service, go to an event (listed ["Events Board" here]) with free food, avant-garde music, art, or technology. If ''that'' doesn't work, try channelling... --["SteveDavison"] - *Hmmm, channeling... are you trying to get on my show or something?? hehe. I'll let you know when I make the HQ wav file of the cassette tape, and then we can go to work. -["KarlMogel" KJM] - ------ - ''2006-08-09 16:57:38'' [[nbsp]] Steve, you might want to try leaving out a piece of paper on a non-spray night so you can compare them. If you want to catch dead insects, leave out a white sheet. But always make sure to do a control - because insects are always dying so you want to know the difference. --["KarlMogel"] - ------ - ''2006-08-25 18:00:36'' [[nbsp]] Hi Steve, I just got my new firewire audio unit - I'm moving this weekend, but this has just bumped up the tape analysis. --["KarlMogel"] - ------ - ''2006-12-05 00:07:46'' [[nbsp]] Please add info or corrections to the ["Telephones"] or ["Central Phone Office"] pages if you want. Thanks. --["NickSchmalenberger"] - ------ - ''2007-02-12 20:54:33'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I still have no idea what you're talking about on the tim spencer alley page. F/G streets run straight up and down. Here's a google map for [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=davis+ca&ie=UTF8&z=17&ll=38.545027,-121.740382&spn=0.003608,0.010815&t=h&om=1 clairty] --["ArlenAbraham"] - ------ - ''2007-02-21 09:46:57'' [[nbsp]] Hey Steve, what's crackin'? It's been a while, my friend. You, me, and Norris should do lunch some time, maybe call up Andrew and Michelle as well. Get the old crew back together. I'm moving off to college after the summer. --["JohnDudek"] - ------ - ''2007-02-22 01:27:37'' [[nbsp]] hey steve, there's no maybe about it, you should definitely call all of us for another (and i guess final) restaurant "review" :) --["MichelleAccurso"] - ------ - ''2007-03-22 09:13:33'' [[nbsp]] oh, I dont' want it to be final! --["JohnDudek"]	+ ''2006-04-11 18:17:47'' [[nbsp]] Steve! Your phone is telling me it doesn't exist! Tommorrow! (Wednesday 12th at Noon, Delta Venus) To oppose Target! By us! Davis Anti-Authoritarians! --["Users/TobinJones"] + How could it tell you it doesn't exist if it doesn't exist? --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2006-04-17 19:36:42'' [[nbsp]] Is the ["Domes"] -> ["The Domes"] redirect really necessary? --["Users/ArlenAbraham"] + In a word, "yes". The point of redirects is to make the DavisWiki more user-friendly. That is, to reduce frustration caused by people having to enter names in some exact format which they could not know in advance. There are many places here which have "The" prefixed, and which don't. The person should be able to get the place by using either form. If there was a mandated rule to never use "The", that would be different. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2006-04-21 13:58:38'' [[nbsp]] Steve, you might be interested in this article: http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=60403498&tid=13686 . --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"] + ------ + ''2006-04-23 22:57:33'' [[nbsp]] Um, Stanford definitely did NOT win the Battle of the Bands. The Aggie Band-uh! would never/did not allow that to happen. We had plenty of music and musicians and were not near ready to throw in the towel. Yet again, the Aggie Band-uh won again-a. --["Users/AllisonEriksen"] + I asked about 6 people, from both Stanford and Davis bands, and was told pretty much the same thing: The Aggie band leader decided it was, late, cold, drizzling, and each band could have continued for hours more, so he called it off. Aggie members I asked seemed disappointed, as they could have kept playing. Stanford members were even more frustrated, asked if they could have continued brought an enthusiastic "hell, yeah!". Let's hold truth and fairness over allegiance to one's own side. Being a good sport is more important than winning. Or, if you can't win ethically, you can't win at all. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + ------ + ''2006-05-12 00:25:36'' [[nbsp]] about 7 months after you linked it, i just realized my restaurant reviews were linked on the top of the restaurant page! i stand by my restaurant comments, but i removed that link lest anyone perceive my pontifications as authoritative. --["Users/CraigBrozinsky"] + ------ + ''2006-05-22 17:21:09'' [[nbsp]] Hi there, you asked about one month ago what it was like to live at Pacifico. I have lived in Kaweah (D Building) for six months. The meal plan is optional: you can eat alone in your room, with everyone, or have a late plate saved if you're gone. We divide weekly chores depending on the number of people living on the floors and clean the building once a quarter. You can call the office or come eat dinner with us Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday at 7 pm. The number is: 530-297-1222. --["Users/KyleHinshaw"] + ------ + ''2006-07-16 00:55:49'' [[nbsp]] How does one find the elusive Steve? --["Users/MarieHuynh"] + * You don't, the elusive Steve finds you! --["Users/MichelleAccurso"] + * ''ACTUALLY...'' You post something here (or email me) and wait 30 days and shall hear my reply. For faster service, go to an event (listed ["Events Board" here]) with free food, avant-garde music, art, or technology. If ''that'' doesn't work, try channelling... --["Users/SteveDavison"] + *Hmmm, channeling... are you trying to get on my show or something?? hehe. I'll let you know when I make the HQ wav file of the cassette tape, and then we can go to work. -["Users/KarlMogel" KJM] + ------ + ''2006-08-09 16:57:38'' [[nbsp]] Steve, you might want to try leaving out a piece of paper on a non-spray night so you can compare them. If you want to catch dead insects, leave out a white sheet. But always make sure to do a control - because insects are always dying so you want to know the difference. --["Users/KarlMogel"] + ------ + ''2006-08-25 18:00:36'' [[nbsp]] Hi Steve, I just got my new firewire audio unit - I'm moving this weekend, but this has just bumped up the tape analysis. --["Users/KarlMogel"] + ------ + ''2006-12-05 00:07:46'' [[nbsp]] Please add info or corrections to the ["Telephones"] or ["Central Phone Office"] pages if you want. Thanks. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"] + ------ + ''2007-02-12 20:54:33'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I still have no idea what you're talking about on the tim spencer alley page. F/G streets run straight up and down. Here's a google map for [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=davis+ca&ie=UTF8&z=17&ll=38.545027,-121.740382&spn=0.003608,0.010815&t=h&om=1 clairty] --["Users/ArlenAbraham"] + ------ + ''2007-02-21 09:46:57'' [[nbsp]] Hey Steve, what's crackin'? It's been a while, my friend. You, me, and Norris should do lunch some time, maybe call up Andrew and Michelle as well. Get the old crew back together. I'm moving off to college after the summer. --["Users/JohnDudek"] + ------ + ''2007-02-22 01:27:37'' [[nbsp]] hey steve, there's no maybe about it, you should definitely call all of us for another (and i guess final) restaurant "review" :) --["Users/MichelleAccurso"] + ------ + ''2007-03-22 09:13:33'' [[nbsp]] oh, I dont' want it to be final! --["Users/JohnDudek"]
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- To add to that, some of the people appear to be [http://daviswiki.org/Chetti_Designs?action=diff&date=1198259149 removing their home addresses]. What is the source of the info you got? I fear you've inadvertently made a gaffe here. Do you have a list so we can try and run back through them? --["JabberWokky"] - - Businesses are required by law to publish public notices [http://www.yolorecorder.org/forms/files/fbn/FBN-Statement.pdf] in a newspaper giving their true name, address, etc. (See Business and Professions Code) In this case, my source is the Davis Enterprise, start of the Classifieds section. I am not putting anything private here, so I stand firmly that there's no gaffe here. Some are home businesses, so their home addresses are given. I have no other source for information other than what's printed; I encourage others to add to these seeds. --["SteveDavison"] - - * Okay, if it was published, no problem. I was worried you had managed to snag a copy of the Rotary Club phone list or something like that that wasn't really intended to be public. If they published their own information in a public location, no worries. It was just the unknown source that appears to have home addresses rather than business addresses that was a bit worrisome. Thanks for the reply. --["JabberWokky"]	+ To add to that, some of the people appear to be [http://daviswiki.org/Chetti_Designs?action=diff&date=1198259149 removing their home addresses]. What is the source of the info you got? I fear you've inadvertently made a gaffe here. Do you have a list so we can try and run back through them? --["Users/JabberWokky"] + + Businesses are required by law to publish public notices [http://www.yolorecorder.org/forms/files/fbn/FBN-Statement.pdf] in a newspaper giving their true name, address, etc. (See Business and Professions Code) In this case, my source is the Davis Enterprise, start of the Classifieds section. I am not putting anything private here, so I stand firmly that there's no gaffe here. Some are home businesses, so their home addresses are given. I have no other source for information other than what's printed; I encourage others to add to these seeds. --["Users/SteveDavison"] + + * Okay, if it was published, no problem. I was worried you had managed to snag a copy of the Rotary Club phone list or something like that that wasn't really intended to be public. If they published their own information in a public location, no worries. It was just the unknown source that appears to have home addresses rather than business addresses that was a bit worrisome. Thanks for the reply. --["Users/JabberWokky"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-02 11:02:28'' [[nbsp]] i hope to see you at maker faire!!! wheeeee!!!!!!!! --["Users/JessicaRockwell"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-04-13 22:56:27'' [[nbsp]] Hi Steve. Thank you for your comments on my wiki edits for the ESLPm page. I am still learning how to use the wiki in the most correct and efficient way, and I appreciate the feedback. Also, stcastle is my real name. "St" is the first two initials of my name and Castle is my last name. --Stephanie Castle --["Users/stcastle"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-10 22:44:04'' [[nbsp]] Hey, are you sure that's the date the review appeared? I noticed the dates are a day off sometimes, which is why I didn't specify. I may have just gotten oddball ones last October, but I don't really trust the dates to line up in print and online. --["Users/JabberWokky"]

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JabberWokky — 2008-01-13 18:20:09

No problem then.

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	+ + * Okay, if it was published, no problem. I was worried you had managed to snag a copy of the Rotary Club phone list or something like that that wasn't really intended to be public. If they published their own information in a public location, no worries. It was just the unknown source that appears to have home addresses rather than business addresses that was a bit worrisome. Thanks for the reply. --["JabberWokky"]

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- ------ - ''2007-12-27 20:45:41'' [[nbsp]] Where the hell have you been? I haven't seen you for weeks. --["Users/TobinJones"]	+ + Businesses are required by law to publish public notices [http://www.yolorecorder.org/forms/files/fbn/FBN-Statement.pdf] in a newspaper giving their true name, address, etc. (See Business and Professions Code) In this case, my source is the Davis Enterprise, start of the Classifieds section. I am not putting anything private here, so I stand firmly that there's no gaffe here. Some are home businesses, so their home addresses are given. I have no other source for information other than what's printed; I encourage others to add to these seeds. --["SteveDavison"]

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TheoPaaske — 2007-12-21 12:57:11

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- ''2005-12-29 10:36:47'' [[nbsp]] Steve, for the ["Bicycling Advocacy"] page, I was trying to combine related pages for which there's not much content (consistent with your fewer-pages-is-better approach). Advocacy probably isn't the right word, though. I was more going for "bicycling with other bikers" (encompassing events, teams, advocacy, etc), but I couldn't think of a good name for it. Feel free to rename, or break apart into different pages. When editing the wiki, I wear steel-toes boots, so don't worry about stepping on my toes! --["TheoPaaske"] - I say one little thing and you kill yourself. Guess my feet are neutron stars. - ------

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TheoPaaske — 2007-12-21 12:55:21

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- ''2005-12-17 19:40:04'' [[nbsp]] Actually, "milage" is in miles (a number of miles traveled or covered). "Total milage: 10 miles" is redundant. However, we could do "Total distance: 10 miles" if you want. --["TheoPaaske"] - I saw you were trying to remove the redundancy. In reading "The milage is 10." somehow ''feels'' truncated; it is as if my mind has to do a minor calculation to resolve the "10". For this reason I feel it's better to always follow numbers by their units (if there are any). My analysis. --["SteveDavison"] - ------

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JabberWokky — 2007-12-21 10:52:20

More. This really should be addressed quickly.

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	+ + To add to that, some of the people appear to be [http://daviswiki.org/Chetti_Designs?action=diff&date=1198259149 removing their home addresses]. What is the source of the info you got? I fear you've inadvertently made a gaffe here. Do you have a list so we can try and run back through them? --["JabberWokky"]

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JasonAller — 2007-12-20 18:56:53

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	+ ------ + ''2007-12-20 18:56:53'' [[nbsp]] Some of the addresses for the new business listings you've been adding are the people's home address and not really a business address. Where are you getting the information from? --["Users/JasonAller"]

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JessicaRockwell — 2007-12-04 22:34:18

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	+ ------ + ''2007-12-04 22:34:18'' [[nbsp]] steve, do you have any interest in doing part of a radio show with me on wednesday, december 19 from 5-6 pm? please let me know jnrockwell AT ucdavis DOT edu .... gracias! --["Users/JessicaRockwell"]

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- ------ - ''2007-11-13 18:24:45'' [[nbsp]] steve, do you have any interest in coming onto my show with chris mackenzie? you two can talk about electronics and hacking!! captain crunch! e-mail me: jnrockwell at ucdavis.edu or let chris know. chao! --["Users/JessicaRockwell"]	+ And where is this reply?

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EdWins — 2007-10-27 09:07:18

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- I made ["Cafe Italia"] as a redirect on purpose because it is a very common spelling mistake by most people. It's not only non-wiki users who spell it wrong. If you do a search for it, you'll find it in a lot of comments that way. And because it exists, searching for Cafe Italia will result in Caffe Italia at the top (it didn't before I think, though it might have). A redirect is easier then trying to fix every spelling mistake made in the past and that might be made in the future about it :P. -["EdwinSaada" EAS]	+ I made ["Cafe Italia"] as a redirect on purpose because it is a very common spelling mistake by most people. It's not only non-wiki users who spell it wrong. If you do a search for it, you'll find it in a lot of comments that way. And because it exists, searching for Cafe Italia will result in Caffe Italia at the top (it didn't before I think, though it might have). A redirect is easier then trying to fix every spelling mistake made in the past and that might be made in the future about it :P. -["EdWins" ES]
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- ''2005-11-20 11:21:50'' [[nbsp]] Older fellow isn't offensive, IMO. It doesn't imply an "us" at all. It's relatively commonly used and more respectable then 'older man' or anything like that, and doesn't imply as much age as using the word 'elder' in there. Newspapers also use 'older fellow' at times. I'm surprised you'd think Scooter Man as a title isn't respectful. He did edit that page a bit, and it's what most people see him as. If he was offended I'd imagine he'd do or say soemthing about it. That's the point of the page. No one would see him ride by and know his name is Daniel. Likewise, that's why there's a ["Visor Lady"] page. Seen her through a very visible feature, but know nothing about her. Though I'm also surprised you didn't find offense at it saying she 'waddles' around campus. --["EdwinSaada"]	+ ''2005-11-20 11:21:50'' [[nbsp]] Older fellow isn't offensive, IMO. It doesn't imply an "us" at all. It's relatively commonly used and more respectable then 'older man' or anything like that, and doesn't imply as much age as using the word 'elder' in there. Newspapers also use 'older fellow' at times. I'm surprised you'd think Scooter Man as a title isn't respectful. He did edit that page a bit, and it's what most people see him as. If he was offended I'd imagine he'd do or say something about it. That's the point of the page. No one would see him ride by and know his name is Daniel. Likewise, that's why there's a ["Visor Lady"] page. Seen her through a very visible feature, but know nothing about her. Though I'm also surprised you didn't find offense at it saying she 'waddles' around campus. --["EdWins" ES]
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	+ ------ + ''2007-10-19 19:50:19'' [[nbsp]] Hey, just so you know -- I replied to your [wiki:wikispot:"Bug reports"] posting. --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-10-11 13:06:06'' [[nbsp]] Boxwave Screen Protectors http://www.boxwave.com/products/categories/screen_protectors.htm --["Users/AlexMandel"]

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- Actually, yeah, there are a bunch of people going by bike from the Davis Food Co-op. Call up the Co-op and ask for April Kamen or maybe for the manager. Someone should know about the DFC people who are going to Hoes Down by bike. - - If you miss that "bus", you can get to the Cache Creek Casino (to be continued) --["Users/JoRo"]	+ Actually, yeah, there are a bunch of people going by bike from the Davis Food Co-op. Call up the Co-op and ask for April Kamen or maybe for a manager. Someone should know about the DFC people who are going to Hoes Down by bike and be able to give you contact info, or maybe their route. + + If you miss that "bus", you can get to the [http://yolobus.com/m3.html Cache Creek Casino], but you have to first go to Woodland. There's a bus that leaves at 8:55 am from the County Fair Mall. From Cache Creek, it's not very far to Hoes Down. And at that point it's safer to use the main road, because the Casino traffic will be behind you. Backroads are better, but I don't know those. --["Users/JoRo"]

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JoRo — 2007-10-05 19:31:13

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	+ ------ + ''2007-10-05 20:31:13'' [[nbsp]] Hey Steve, + Actually, yeah, there are a bunch of people going by bike from the Davis Food Co-op. Call up the Co-op and ask for April Kamen or maybe for the manager. Someone should know about the DFC people who are going to Hoes Down by bike. + + If you miss that "bus", you can get to the Cache Creek Casino (to be continued) --["Users/JoRo"]

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JessicaRockwell — 2007-10-04 16:16:02

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	+ ------ + ''2007-10-04 17:16:02'' [[nbsp]] yay for winning something! just look at the banner up by the stoplight at 3rd and b. pretty much the same info. i have your cord i need to give you still. chao! --["Users/JessicaRockwell"]

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SolomonBothwell — 2007-09-07 01:17:49

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	+ ------ + ''2007-09-07 02:17:49'' [[nbsp]] Hi Steve, + This is a Solomon. I really miss hanging out with you and talking about circuits. I'm going to be in Davis on Tuesday, perhaps we could meet up? I would be happy to do some research for you with my scope out in Oakland. --["Users/SolomonBothwell"]

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SteveDavison — 2007-08-12 17:38:39

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	+ It's a quad CMOS op-amp. --["SteveDavison"]

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JessicaRockwell — 2007-08-11 19:02:04

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	+ ------ + ''2007-08-11 20:02:04'' [[nbsp]] MAXIM ICL7641BCPD. --["Users/JessicaRockwell"]

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JessicaRockwell — 2007-07-02 01:22:28

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-02 02:22:28'' [[nbsp]] last night i dreamt of bulls and cows. i mean capacitors. ebc, pnp, V=IR !! --["Users/JessicaRockwell"]

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JohnDudek — 2007-03-22 08:13:33

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	+ ------ + ''2007-03-22 09:13:33'' [[nbsp]] oh, I dont' want it to be final! --["JohnDudek"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-22 01:27:37'' [[nbsp]] hey steve, there's no maybe about it, you should definitely call all of us for another (and i guess final) restaurant "review" :) --["MichelleAccurso"]

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JohnDudek — 2007-02-21 09:46:57

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-21 09:46:57'' [[nbsp]] Hey Steve, what's crackin'? It's been a while, my friend. You, me, and Norris should do lunch some time, maybe call up Andrew and Michelle as well. Get the old crew back together. I'm moving off to college after the summer. --["JohnDudek"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-12 20:54:33'' [[nbsp]] Steve, I still have no idea what you're talking about on the tim spencer alley page. F/G streets run straight up and down. Here's a google map for [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=davis+ca&ie=UTF8&z=17&ll=38.545027,-121.740382&spn=0.003608,0.010815&t=h&om=1 clairty] --["ArlenAbraham"]

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- ''2006-12-04 17:29:26'' [[nbsp]] Hmm... The emailing hasn't worked so I guess I can try channeling. I'll be in Davis in a few weeks. Email me and we'll hang out or something. mariehuynh@ieee.org --["MarieHuynh"] - ------

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	+ ------ + ''2006-12-05 00:07:46'' [[nbsp]] Please add info or corrections to the ["Telephones"] or ["Central Phone Office"] pages if you want. Thanks. --["NickSchmalenberger"]

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MarieHuynh — 2006-12-04 17:29:26

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	+ ------ + ''2006-12-04 17:29:26'' [[nbsp]] Hmm... The emailing hasn't worked so I guess I can try channeling. I'll be in Davis in a few weeks. Email me and we'll hang out or something. mariehuynh@ieee.org --["MarieHuynh"]

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KarlMogel — 2006-08-25 17:00:36

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-25 18:00:36'' [[nbsp]] Hi Steve, I just got my new firewire audio unit - I'm moving this weekend, but this has just bumped up the tape analysis. --["KarlMogel"]

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KarlMogel — 2006-08-09 15:57:38

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-09 16:57:38'' [[nbsp]] Steve, you might want to try leaving out a piece of paper on a non-spray night so you can compare them. If you want to catch dead insects, leave out a white sheet. But always make sure to do a control - because insects are always dying so you want to know the difference. --["KarlMogel"]

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KarlMogel — 2006-08-08 21:59:26

Let the bodies hit the floor, Let the bodies hit the floor... headbang.

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	+ *Hmmm, channeling... are you trying to get on my show or something?? hehe. I'll let you know when I make the HQ wav file of the cassette tape, and then we can go to work. -["KarlMogel" KJM]

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SteveDavison — 2006-08-08 20:56:35

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- Phil, I assume you got my email. You'll want to use a table cloth with it; do you have one? --me - ''I've got a sheet we can use'' - ["ArlenAbraham" arlen] - I noticed the table's still sitting outside, and there was no Wiki table at Picnic in the Park, so I guess it's for Saturday? or next Wed? It's in the car port, next to the street, feel free to just take it. -meeee - ''Actually, there was a ["Wiki Promotion" wiki table at the market] tonight, but it was set up somewhat late (6PM)!'' - Hmm. I specifically checked about 5:50PM. Well, you're still welcome to take the card table. (Standard 4 folding legs type.) I hope there was no snafu in not being able to get mine. -	+ I left the table outside for you for a whole year and it was never picked up. Sorry, I no longer have it. --["SteveDavison"]
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- Oh, now I see what you mean. I use mailto: whenever I write email's (outside of the Wiki), so I just automatically ignored it, like when seeing the local area code in front of a phone #. See ya. -SD	+ Oh, now I see what you mean. I use mailto: whenever I write email's (outside of the Wiki), so I just automatically ignored it, like when seeing the local area code in front of a phone #. See ya. --["SteveDavison"]
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- I don't recall exactly, but I think he had a beard. He seemed gentle enough though. Some women sitting across from him went over and gave him a $10 bill; I thought it was touching. --SD	+ I don't recall exactly, but I think he had a beard. He seemed gentle enough though. Some women sitting across from him went over and gave him a $10 bill; I thought it was touching. --["SteveDavison"]
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	+ In this case, the landlord is closely involved with the music, so yes it is appropriate. Having no number helps no one, and having the landlord's number may be perfect for those looking to book a show there or such. If there's a better number, I'd change it, but it seems to be appropriate so far.
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	+ In a word, "yes". The point of redirects is to make the DavisWiki more user-friendly. That is, to reduce frustration caused by people having to enter names in some exact format which they could not know in advance. There are many places here which have "The" prefixed, and which don't. The person should be able to get the place by using either form. If there was a mandated rule to never use "The", that would be different. --["SteveDavison"]
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	+ I asked about 6 people, from both Stanford and Davis bands, and was told pretty much the same thing: The Aggie band leader decided it was, late, cold, drizzling, and each band could have continued for hours more, so he called it off. Aggie members I asked seemed disappointed, as they could have kept playing. Stanford members were even more frustrated, asked if they could have continued brought an enthusiastic "hell, yeah!". Let's hold truth and fairness over allegiance to one's own side. Being a good sport is more important than winning. Or, if you can't win ethically, you can't win at all. --["SteveDavison"]
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- * ["ErikAnderson"] says: Even creatures of the wild can be called. My advice to is to attend a large well-publicized outdoor community event, and chant the following: "Dahh dit dahh dit, Dahh dahh dit dahh," over and over again. This may only distract him however. To get him to come running, you may have to recite the entire poem: - - -->Dahh dit dahh dit<-- - -->Dahh dahh dit dahh<-- - - -->Dahh dit dahh dit<-- - -->Dahh dahh dit dahh<-- - - -->Dahh dit dit<-- - -->Dit<-- - -->Dit dahh dahh<-- - -->Dahh dit dit dit dit<-- - -->Dahh dit<-- - -->Dit dahh<-- - -->Dahh dit dahh<-- - - * I'm supposed to say "cq cq dew6nak"? - ["MarieHuynh"] - * That's "cq cq de w6nak". It is hamspeak for, "I'm W6NAK and I'm looking to talk to anyone out there who can hear me". W6NAK is registered to a John Brinkman (although the registration recently lapsed). Who's that? --["WilliamLewis"] - * Hmmm. My memory is corrupt. Try WN6ACO --["ErikAnderson"] - * WN6ACO isn't in the FCC database nor the 1993 QRZ database. Who ever had it would be an old, old timer, because the KN/WN prefixes were issued way back in the day to Novice class licensees. I think the FCC stopped issuing callsigns with those prefixes in the mid sixties, if memory serves correctly. -- ["WilliamLewis"]	+ * ''ACTUALLY...'' You post something here (or email me) and wait 30 days and shall hear my reply. For faster service, go to an event (listed ["Events Board" here]) with free food, avant-garde music, art, or technology. If ''that'' doesn't work, try channelling... --["SteveDavison"]

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EdwinSaada — 2006-08-07 23:00:38

oi, me too.

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WilliamLewis — 2006-08-07 22:21:56

*eats his words*. Thanks Philip.

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WilliamLewis — 2006-08-07 20:56:08

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TomNelson — 2006-07-31 02:28:18

That one link...

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- ''The website sucks, but the [http://www.californiaaggie.com/article/?id=10491 Daily Calendar is certainly online]. Personally, I'm not sure classifieds online is the best idea considering it has a low potential profit yield, especially with [http://sacramento.craigslist.org better alternatives]. As for weather, they get that from [http://weather.com weather.com] so they do little in that respect, regardless. The weather could easily be on the site for completeness, though (it'd probably be from weather.com or something similar, though). Wire stories aren't online (they don't pay the licensing to put them online and they are to found in many other places). I disagree with your assertion that the "California Aggie is not online," specially when compared to the ["Davis Enterprise"] which does not put any free content online (you cannot access materials over a week old). The site is currently being redesigned, and will have advertisements, but I'm sure the advertisements will be different than those in the paper because online ads attract a different demographic than paper ads (and the paper is much more well-read).'' --["PhilipNeustrom"], Online Director, California Aggie	+ ''The website sucks, but the [http://www.californiaaggie.com/calendar Daily Calendar is certainly online]. Personally, I'm not sure classifieds online is the best idea considering it has a low potential profit yield, especially with [http://sacramento.craigslist.org better alternatives]. As for weather, they get that from [http://weather.com weather.com] so they do little in that respect, regardless. The weather could easily be on the site for completeness, though (it'd probably be from weather.com or something similar, though). Wire stories aren't online (they don't pay the licensing to put them online and they are to found in many other places). I disagree with your assertion that the "California Aggie is not online," specially when compared to the ["Davis Enterprise"] which does not put any free content online (you cannot access materials over a week old). The site is currently being redesigned, and will have advertisements, but I'm sure the advertisements will be different than those in the paper because online ads attract a different demographic than paper ads (and the paper is much more well-read).'' --["PhilipNeustrom"], Online Director, California Aggie

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WilliamLewis — 2006-07-27 15:27:11

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WilliamLewis — 2006-07-27 15:13:07

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