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cherniavsky.net/neva
By wink of water
By wink of water Yunnan June 20th, 2011 We?ve been traveling around the Yunnan province, in southwest China. Some observations: Rice terraces in Yuanyang The food is amazing. We have a guide and he orders for us, but our one day on our own we had an equally good experience. Dishes are quite spicy. The meat is not always of the highest quality, but usually seasoned well. The vegetables a another thing all together. Fresh, crisp, tender, unbelievably flavorful. In the US or in France, too
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travelweekly.co.uk/blogs
Web editor's blog
Web editor's blog Links, pictures and observations from Nathan Midgley Some context for Obama's 'Who uses travel agents?' remarks By Nathan Midgley on August 24, 2011 10:44 AM | No Comments | No TrackBacks The US president's "Who goes to a travel agent these days?" gaffe comes from this speech at an agricultural company in Atkinson, Illinois. Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Illinois is a key battleground in the Midwest. Politically, it has been consistently Democrat since
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blog.core-ed.net/ali
Ali's Blog
Ali's Blog It is a mixture of personal anecdotes, bits about our life, observations, skites about my son Thomas and sometimes some things vaguely intelligent. For much more intelligent comments on education, social software and the like check out the blogs of my colleagues at www.core-ed.org August'th, 2011 More Red Zone announced It was announced today that almost 1, 000 extra homes will be zoned as red-that means that the houses will be demolished and the land will not be rebuilt on in
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xlml.com/aehso
Aehso?s Output
Aehso?s Output John O?Shea?s musings, observations and opinions on anything and everything. Home About Contact Switcher Ubuntu Karmic Koala (9.10) and Meteor Broadband To Go January'th, 2010 1 comment My first experience with Linux was a Slackware 2.x distro that I must have re-installed/re-compiled a hundred times via 20+ 1.44Mb floppy disks. Back then, and since then to be honest, I have always had problems getting the kernel to detect and load drivers for peripherals but
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leip.ca/blog
David Leip's Web Log
David Leip's Web Log The thoughts, ideas, observations, philosophies and ramblings of David Leip. Thursday, February 14, 2008 OpenID and the Enterprise Like many people, I have dozens and dozens of user accounts across a variety of applications and web properties. I have a preferred user ID of "leip", but sometimes it is already taken, or some systems require a longer id, or often require you to use an e-mail address as an ID. So I have about five different ids that I use on various systems