I bought a chumby a little while back. It’s cool, but I haven’t done anything with it beyond the basics yet. Right now it’s a $150 replacement for my $20 alarm clock. I hope to learn to program actionscript and write chumby apps.
zimage's Life List
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1. stop biting my nails
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2. have a house with hidden rooms and trap doors, and some kind of secret tunnel
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3. Run the Boston Marathon
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4. Find 200 geocaches
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5. make homemade pastrami
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6. Ascend on Nethack
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7. wake up when my alarm clock goes off
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8. Learn contact juggling
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9. do a muscle-up
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10. crossfit
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11. practice olympic weightlifting
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12. Write a widget for my chumby
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13. Learn to juggle
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14. Learn to make injera
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15. row 2k in under 7 minutes
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16. learn Capoiera
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17. breakdance
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18. get Cisco certified
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19. get my CISSP
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20. learn thai
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21. Brew beer professionally.
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22. Run the Comrades ultramarathon
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23. Climb El Capitan
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24. climb 5.12
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25. learn ruby on rails
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26. Read every Far Side Comic Strip
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27. go to coachella
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28. go to Bonnaroo
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29. have multiple streams of passive income
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30. Learn to run up a wall and do a backflip
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31. walk on my hands
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32. Learn to whistle with my fingers
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How I did it: A friend and I were doing the standard kind of drunken talking- "The DJs in this town are perety lame. We should *totaly* start DJing together". Flash forward a few weeks later and my friend starts talking to the owner of a local restaurant at the bar. Turns out he's wanting to start being open late and is looking for some DJs.We've been doing Thursday nights pretty much every night since, plus the occasional weekend gig… Read how I did it…
I bought an Atlas pasta roller when I was in college. I loved the pasta I made. Sadly, I don’t use it much anymore. I’ll have to work it into the meal calendar one of these weeks.
I made nixtamal corn tortillas and they were amazing! I wrote about it here and followed Alton Brown’s recipe. I’d like to make flour tortillas next following Cam’s recipe below.
