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	<description>really big dreams</description>
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		<title>A Mantis Does Not Know Fear</title>
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	This mantis is a beauty.  
	I found it under a street light, where it regarded me with a noticeable lack of fear while I snapped pictures.  
	It was about the length of my middle finger.

	
	It was still enough that I could take pictures with the necessary 1.3&#8243; shutter ...</description>
		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=253</link>
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		<title>Prionyx Wasp Rides A Grasshopper</title>
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	Today, this Prionyx wasp made a halfhearted attempt at burying this grasshopper.  Read on for many, many pictures.

	
	
	You might have noticed that this grasshopper&#8217;s antenna seem a bit shorter than usual.  Also, it seems to be far from any grass and in no hurry to go anywhere.  ...</description>
		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=252</link>
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		<title>Green Fangs Make Jumping Spiders Awesome</title>
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	My lens doesn&#8217;t quite capture the majesty of these green fangs.  
	Technically, &#8220;chelicerae&#8221;.

	
	These are apparently called Phidippus Audax.
	It looks like a Phiddip.

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		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=251</link>
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		<title>Field Cricket</title>
		<description>	
	This field cricket was reclining on my backpack.

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		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=250</link>
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		<title>Lua Code for Curry (Currying Functions)</title>
		<description>	This is the Lua code to properly curry (according to the definition I learned, which is supported by Wikipedia) a function in Lua.  Mine is a fairly efficient implementation that allows functions to be curried, regardless of how many arguments they would individually take.  
	My rant on incorrect ...</description>
		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=249</link>
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		<title>Spiders Out Back</title>
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	This jumping spider was finishing up its meal when I saw it.
	It could fit comfortably on a dime.

	
	
	If I had to guess, I&#8217;d say this is a sac spider with its young.

	
	But I&#8217;m not completely sure.

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		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=248</link>
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		<title>My New (Used) Canon Rebel XT</title>
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	The Panasonic Lumix&#8217;s CCD just can&#8217;t match Canon&#8217;s.  Of course, the prices reflect that in reverse.
	More sweet shots of greenbottle flies and bumblebees after the break.
	

	
	Lily with bumblebee.

	
	Bumblebee in lily.

	
	I judge the quality of a camera by how well it can pick up the details of greenbottle flies.

	
	Note the ...</description>
		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=247</link>
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		<title>FontClustr Code for Ubuntu Lucid</title>
		<description>	
	My GNU software called FontClustr has been updated to run on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx.
	I&#8217;ve also corrected an omission of the 3 files that make the output webpages work properly.  Sorry!
	You need these files:

fontclustr.py
	tree.py
	style.css
	tabber.css
	tabber.js

	You&#8217;ll need to apt-get these Ubuntu packages (and possibly others):python-pythonmagick
python-pygame
python-gd
python-opencv
fonttools
	Run it by making fontclustr.py executable and executing ...</description>
		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=246</link>
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		<title>Hand-Crank Paper Shredder</title>
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	I had wanted to do this paper shredder hack for a while.  
	So, when my paper shredder started acting up, I angrily tore it apart&#8230; then I discovered that it was my own fault it wasn&#8217;t working (it has a safety switch that engages when you properly place it ...</description>
		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=245</link>
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		<title>Microwave Fan Box - Where It All Began</title>
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	This is probably the first thing I ever built by myself: a blower fan, made out of some parts from an old microwave and scrap wood.  13 years later, it still works very well.
	
	Back in those days, my best friend and I used to dumpster dive for electronics.  ...</description>
		<link>http://tinylittlelife.org/?p=244</link>
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