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phillipkerman.com/blog
Phillip Kerman blog
Phillip Kerman blog Work and life of a contract programmer (and anti-technology satire video maker) Mean Streets meet Handbills Delivered June 14th, 2011 Now that I have two active blogs I realize this only further confuses my ?brand?. Whatever?I just posted a nice long diary of my experiences performing on the mean streets of NYC here: http://makefunofstuff.com/?p=155 Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments » BlackBerry Tablet OS ? Addressing Developers the Right
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luxuryvice.com/blog
Gumball 3000 / Luxury Vice / 2009 Rally from Santa Monica to Miam
Home Blog Gallery Contact Performance Friction Brakes Highlights ALMS [VIDEO] June 9th, 2011 The guys over at PFC Brakes produced this great video from the ALMS weekend at Streets of Long Beach. The black Lamborghini LP-560 runs Performance Friction Brakes all around on the car for ideal stopping capabilities! Enjoy the quick Performance Friction Brakes piece as the guys enjoyed the famous Streets of Long Beach battle. More Info: PerformanceFriction.com Posted in American LeMans, Porsche
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sierraclub.org/coal
Beyond Coal | Sierra Club
Beyond Coal Skip to content About the Campaign Dirty TruthAbout Coal Clean EnergySolutions Act Nowto Stop Coal Major Victory! GenOn's Alexandria coal plant to be retired. Read more. Dancers take the Beyond Coal message to the streets of NYC Watch the video! Hundreds turn out at EPA hearings to protest coal pollution. Add your voice! It's easy to go solar. Find out how! HOW COAL MAKES YOU SICK Pollution from coal plants has been linked to asthma attacks, toxic mercury, and more. Coal-related
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annarbor.com/vielmetti
Edward Vielmetti - Lead Blogger - AnnArbor.com - AnnArbor.com
Edward Vielmetti writes a daily column of observations from the streets and sidewalks of Ann Arbor
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mrlincolnandfriends.org/content_inside.asp
Mr. Lincoln and Friends
Abraham Lincoln Lincoln in front of his Springfield home Farewell Address, Great Western railway station, Tenth and Monroe Streets Farewell to Springfield Mr. Lincoln and Friends "The friends I left that parting day, How changed, as time has sped! Young childhood grown, strong manhood gray, And half of all are dead."1 Mr. Lincoln wrote these lines about his Indiana childhood but they reflected his lifelong preoccupation with friends. "The better part of one's life consists of his friendships
