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The
Tadpolenta
devil theory
(dev'-ull-thee'(er)-ree) n. a theory of history which
proposes that political and social crises arise from the deliberate
actions of evil or misguided leaders rather than as a natural
result of conditions.
Rabbit-Proof Fence :)
Like The Great Escape --
it's well filmed but doesn't tell
what really happened.
I Park Like an
Idiot
SQ Worm
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Inside Our New Office |
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Three
months ago I posted a photo of our empty new office space
and a progress report on our plan for moving. Well, the office
is now fully operational, as demonstrated here by Kristin
and Alison.
As you can see, we've put down some carpet, moved in some desks
and some computers, and a filing cabinet, and we've even put
a few cool things up on the wall, including a clock and a shelf
for our company's collection of Origins
Awards. Even the office phone line has been moved over to
the office!
As for non-office moving, progress is slow. Very little has
changed really since that
last report. I've packed over a
hundred boxes so far, but it's made such a small dent in
the overall task that there still aren't a lot of visible signs
of progress. But the signs are there... for example, the refrigerator
door sure seems plain now, since I moved all the magnets to the
side of the filing cabinet at the new office.
Even the status of Ashcroft v. Raich (the Supreme Court case
upon which hangs our choice of where to move to) remains unchanged.
Last I heard, a decision isn't expected until the end of June.
So, we continue to interview Canadian cities... the top contenders
at the moment are Hamilton
and Montreal.
Anyway, here are some more photos of the new Looney
Labs office. That's it for this week!
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Thanks
for Playing Our
Games! |
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"P.S. We had a blast in the park again today.
Lots of people came and asked us about the pyramids and we even
convinced a group of people to play with us. We made friends!
It was great! And we weren't even demoing per se." -- David, on the Rabbit mailing list |
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