I found this slightly lower key version so earthy after years of listening to the über-flashy Rieu version. :)
And this is a waltz by the lesser known Sviridov. It sounds so very similar to Shostakovich's Valse No. 2, but it is faster in pace and more energetic!
PS: The Sviridov waltz video is especially for @paul. :)
Has the coming of Pricerite with its massive produce section to Elmwood increased access of underprivileged residents of the area to affordable fresh produce. YES!
1. Data analyses is 95% data cleaning and variable definition.
2. R is fun and liberating.
3. Perl is even more fun but it's funny and weird and super tough to learn.
4. I have a massive crush on Hadley Wickham. Mostly because he is the ggplot2 creator. And maybe also because he has a website of family recipes and oh, a really informative website manual for ggplot2. Is this as impractical a crush as the Rahm Emanuel phase? Well... slightly less because I might actually get to meet him someday... but on the whole, big check.
5. ggplot2 is a fascinating way to think about data.
6. FlowingData is one of my favourite inspirations. It replaces aldaily (which, unfortunately, I have been steadily ignoring).
7. There is always light at the end of the tunnel. You just need to find the switch - which is often right on the darkly shrouded wall behind you.
8. Linux is not so much a monster as a friendly devil. I prefer linux as my primary OS. Surprise.
9. I love my family. They are the best anyone could ever hope for and of course, the only ones I have.
10. Surprisingly, I like documentaries way more than movies.
After I make some unfortunate mistake at the prompt, bash patiently waits for my next move... when I really just want to get back to the home prompt and start all over again. Ctrl-D curtly tells it not to wait anymore and it exits with:
> bash: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `''
bash: syntax error: unexpected end of file
