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In this page I collect a few links to posts I have written since 2005, first on the Quantum Diaries blog ( http://blogs.quantumdiaries.org/6/ ) and then in the present one. I have made no attempt at rationalizing the order, but I tried to give a very small hint at the real content of the posts. I will put more order here as soon as I have a chance… So let’s do this in chronological order, starting from the new blog:
Particle Physics made easy ‽ A Quantum Diaries Survivor
Demystifying the iTunes EQ
We've all seen the EQ setting in iTunes, but not many of us know exactly how to use it to its full potential. Rich Tozzoli, Senior Editor of Surround Professional Magazine breaks each EQ slider down and helps you get the most out of your music. NOTE: The following is a guideline and some general information about the built-in equalizer in iTunes. As always, use your ear and common sense to get the best EQ setting for your tastes, speaker system and music styles. Like anything else that's subjective, each person will have their own favorites. For those of you who want a little more, or a little less of your music in iTunes , there is a handy built in equalizer lurking behind the screen.
March 16, 2012 Visiting Miami Dade College Mr. McKeague will be visiting Miami Dade College this coming Monday, March 19. I am looking forward to seeing my colleagues and students. Come by the math department between 10 and 2, and say hello.
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Build a Web spider on Linux
A spider is a program that crawls the Internet in a specific way for a specific purpose. The purpose could be to gather information or to understand the structure and validity of a Web site. Spiders are the basis for modern search engines, such as Google and AltaVista. These spiders automatically retrieve data from the Web and pass it on to other applications that index the contents of the Web site for the best set of search terms.