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9/28: Poly Boston social at the Diesel Cafe.

9/22: Finished reading "Calhamer on Diplomacy", by the inventor of the best game ever created: Diplomacy!

9/15: Spent the latter half of 2-D Design class crawling around the South End Open Studios.

9/15: Check out the new links on the left to add Ornoth to your AIM Buddy List or send Ornoth a message via AIM!

9/7: Poly Boston ice cream social at JP Licks!

9/5: Began attending classes at the New England School of Art & Design at Suffolk University

9/4: Completed the 2000 Orny Sampler!

9/3: DargonZine 14-7 went to press, concluding the "Triskele" series and resuming Dafydd's Talisman saga.

9/2: DargonZine's first organized interactive online writer chat!

9/1: Had a fabulous time with my klong at the Earth Drum Council's Drum & Dance Saturday.

8/31: Finished reading Virginia Woolf's overrated genderbending novel "Orlando".

8/29: Irie irie! Reggae ambassadahs Third World are back from Europe, and I caught them live at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel.

8/27: Eeka After a great Poly Boston meeting, went to the Middle East to see reggae big man Eek-a-Mouse.

8/24: After meeting Bitty and Blinke and the folk from Poly Boston at the Diesel Cafe, checked out soukous band Rumbafrica at Johnny D's.

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	OrnothLand II I'm Just Like That
	Spaces	Newsprint - July-September 2001

8/22: After a mass furniture fest with Jeanie, hung out with former coworker DFletc. 8/21: Met cycling transportation engineer and author of "Effective Cycling" John Forester. 8/20: After two years of chasing, I became the highest-ranked member of the Sapient Corporation SET@Home team! 8/20: Finished Dr. Fritz Klein's pioneering book "the Bisexual Option". 8/19: Ich genoß ein Bier Samichlaus mit Dargonische Verfasser Stuart Whitby. 8/17: It's only been 10 months since I got my new bike, but I've already put more than 3000 miles on it! 8/15: Went to Providence to see reggae legend Burning Spear. 8/13: Inna and I ended our 3-year relationship. 8/11: Enjoyed Boston's annual Midnight Ride, a soggy 34-mile bicycling architectural tour of the city that ran from midnight to 8am. 8/11: Had a beer and some stories with bike courier Lambchop Reilly, author of "Nerves of Steel: Bike Messengers in the United States". 8/8: Birthday brunch for Zooks and celebrating the return of Inna! 8/4: Biked 160 miles in two days and raised $2500 for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute by riding in the Pan-Mass Challenge! Details on Orny's cycling page. top
	7/28: Biked 40 miles around Gloucester and Cape Ann with some folks from the BRC, then rode an additional 30 miles home! 7/27: Ran over a pigeon on my bike ride to work today! 7/26: Finished reading "Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out". 7/21: Trip to Maine to visit family & play golf. 7/20: Caught the Pressure Cooker at an outdoor show at Somerville's ArtBeat Festival. 7/17: BRC meeting. 7/15: Cycled a record 73 miles from Boston to Salem, New Hampshire and back! 7/10: Derailleurs were the topic of my final bike repair class at Broadway Bikes. 7/7: Finished reading Lance Armstrong's autobiography, just in time for both the Tour de France and my upcoming cancer chaity ride 7/6: After 2 years (and 10 CPU-years), broke 5000 work units complete for SETI@Home. Also broke 150 miles on my bike this week. 7/5: Had lunch with former coworker Ed Schweppe. 7/4: Spent 4^th of July biking 40 miles to places with names like Ponkapaug and Squantum. Photo on the Cycling Photos page. 7/2: Gathered with the creative folks at Matt's after Sapient announced our second round of layoffs. 7/1: Sent out DargonZine 14-6, which features a new short story from Assistant Editor Jon Evans. previous