Bibliography
The practice of providing (back?) links that create (strange?) loops was inspired by page numbers that appear in the margins of the bibliography for Concrete Mathematics (Grahm, Knuth, and Patashnik, 578).
Famous First Words
It's an old story that begins ten years after the end of my first ten years of employment as a professional programmer at a corporation in Oregon, thousands of miles away from where I was born, raised, educated and got married in Indiana.
Notes ← X
In his introduction to Notes for Joyce Don Gifford writes, "The primary intention of this volume is to provide a semi-encyclopedia that will inform a reading of Dubliners and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (Gifford, "Notes" 11). The primary intention of this page is to enhance interactions with Seek Memory. A note usually annotates a post or page; however, these too shall pass, since they are reflections of a mortal individual.
Web, Paper, Pencil
While pondering Web vs. Paper and Pencil, [Rock, Paper, Scissors] came to mind, so . . . Speaking of which, did you here the one about the old algorithm that went for a new spin?
What is this?
The dialogue between student and teacher mimics the exchange between Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway in that wonderfully notorious scene from Chinatown; it asserts that stereotypical notions of blogs, websites, and books may be combined to produce a union that is superior to any proper subset of the three.
