![]() In thinking about this all, it's clear there have been people - friends - that made it possible to get through high school. My favorite conference was a Green Party National Convention in Milwaukee (lots of radical librarians). My all time favorite politician has been Rudy Perpich, and my favorite civil servant is still John Radosevich. Skinner and Don Shirley at UMD and lots and lots of musicians and lots and lots of politicians. Eisenhower from atop my dad's shoulders in Duluth where someone yelled "Good luck to you! I come Esko!" I've heard Eleanor Roosevelt in a small conference room and Buckminster Fuller in a big lecture hall B.F. Still, in the span of my life, I have heard candidate Dwight D. Croix, and Braham in MN and to Dorchester and Waukon in Iowa. ![]() My and Marlene's work has taken us to Bayfield, WI Duluth, Pine City, Blue Earth, Marine on St. We added an additional unit, Ian, now age 23 and an Army Airborner, who's currently stationed in North Carolina. Some time after that I became a values programmer and systems response coordinator for two recently on-line genetic material continuance units - Jacob, now age 27 and a gaming supervisor at Best Buy in the Twin Cities, and Torm, age 25 and working in pharmacy research in Madison, WI. ![]() There I met and (at age 40) married Marlene Nelson from Paynesville, MN. He is now in respiratory health management and lives in Elk River, MN with his wife Carrie (from Cambridge, MN) and sons Riley (age 1 and 3/4 - leap year day birthday) and Elliot (as in the dragon - age 4).įrom Ramsey County I worked for the state of Minnesota for several years, then became a county director in Grand Marais, MN. I started my county human services career in St. I worked for non-profits and got married to Janice Gaarde from the suburbs of Chicago when I was 25. Amazingly, because of presidential politics, we were never activated. In 1966 I joined an Army Helicopter National Guard unit in St. Well, thanks to all that made it possible: folks at Webrecorder for their hard work, and the Mozilla Foundation for granting us the Open Source Support Award that made it possible.After high school there was 2 years at UMD then 3 plus years at the U of Minn. Roll out to other plaforms will take place over the course of 2021. Last but not least: because this involves some pretty new technology, the zim files currrently only work on the Android and Server versions of Kiwix. There might be a small fee as we are still trying to figure out how to make it accessible to as many people as possible, but the first step is to talk. You can also contact us and ask (nicely) for a full run on a particular website of interest. But if you install your own local version from the code above, obviously the limitation is moot. If you decide to use the online (free) service, be mindful that we have put a limit to 1,000 items so it does not run us into the ground. These are rare, but if you do encounter such a problem please do open an issue. To be honest we did, in fact, encounter a couple of websites who did not end up properly packaged. Look into it, poke at it, copy it: it’s there for the taking! There is none! All the code is avaialble for free and can be found here. Press the “ Zim it” button and wait for magic to happen.To provide an email address for us to send you the zim file when ready (we will not keep it, and you actually do not need it if you are willing to keep your browser window open for a couple of hours while our servers do the work).To indicate the full url of the website you want to carry offline.How does it work?Īs you can see, the web interface is pretty lean – it is what we put under the hood that matters. Finally, a tool for anyone to generate their own zim file!
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