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Eventually, this page will be full of neat links to sites and blogs I really love, but again, s'gonna be a while, so just to get you started... First, my friend Timothy's blog and site, ersatz-sprocket... bar none, my favorite blog anywhere, and not just because he's my friend. He's already taught me quite alot (but clearly not that 'alot' isn't really a word), just by me seeing what he's done and then copying code and playing with it to figure it out, but don't tell him that... My benchmark of success in writing my 100 words a day, and building this site will be to have him add a link to it under "some other blogs" on his site. Another very sweet site is Emergence: A Journal of Complexity Issues in Organizations and Management. A mouthful, I know, but well worth it if you're into Emergence and Chaos and Complexity theory. You have to do a bit of navigating around the site because their publishers have mucked with it lately, but if you go to what they're calling their 'official' site (really their publishers) you can download some issues free. And finally, some Zen sites... I don't have any good Jewish sites... yet, except a really creepy Moshiach Now! one that still freaks me out to look at... but here are links to the Toronto Zen Centre, where I'm a member of the Sangha, albeit a fairly absent one because of my health issues. I'm also including links to the Rochester Zen Centre, the Vermont Zen Centre, the Casa Zen in Costa Rica, the Hidden Valley Zen Centre in inland North San Diego County, the Stockholm Zen Centre, and the Chicago Zen Centre for people who may be interested. All these Zen Centres are linked through Lineage, the Senseis either being Dharma-Heirs to Roshi Philip Kapleau (author of The Three Pillars of Zen), or teachers sactioned by one of his Dharma-Heirs. Last but not least, a very nice Zen resource site I came across recently called Digital Zendo.
Great is the matter of birth and death Life flows quickly by Time waits for no one Wake up! Wake up! Don't waste a moment! ...said to have been spoken by the Buddha
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