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thomasr.org/blog
Tom Reynolds
Home About Me Contact Me Work Drift time with Harry! Posted by thomasr on July 31st, 2011 Drift time with Harry a video by thomasrdotorg on Flickr. Harry started doing slides without any instruction. He now knows it?s called ?Drifitng? and does it non stop. Werd! Filed under Uncategorized No Comments Go Elmo GO! Posted by thomasr on July 29th, 2011 I?m supporting Elmo Keep?s crowd funded project to go on a cruise with KISS (Don?t ask) and she?ll write
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crimson.net.nz/blag
Share a little | cherish what you have
Home About Me About this Blog Subscribe to RSS Search the site I came across this today for the first time and it made me smile. I?m trying to get another blog post written and up but I?m... Rebekka is one of the first photographers I started following on flickr after I got my account. I was drawn in by her long exposure shots... Last night I was walking down Cuba Street in Wellington around 11:30pm. The place was full of reveling groups with plenty to drink, but in
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pun.org/josh
Josh's Weblog
Josh's Weblog Deja Moo: The feeling that you've heard this bull before. Panic Attack While flying back home from Boston, I was reading a book that described a panic attack and I came to the realization that the last scene of the Sopranos was all about making the audience experience a panic attack. There was a scene that would have been normal for any family in the United States, but many seemingly small details of the scene caused anxiety for the viewer. It all started with Tony coming into
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fasterswimming.com/joe
Swim with Joe Doyle - On His Way to the 2008 Olympic Trials
Meet Joe Joe Doyle - Olympic Trials bound Join Joe as he strives for Bejing. Joe started his club swimming career with Brad's club the spring of his 8th grade year. "He has always been an exceptional person with a great work ethic and leadership skills. Joe put in his time building his swimming base, sharpening his stroke mechanics and learning how to race." - Brad Burget (Author of Faster Swimming and the 23 Week Training Program) He swam under the Faster Swimming philosophies. His
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ryepup.unwashedmeme.com/blog
Ryan?s Tech Blog
Ryan?s Tech Blog Getting started with Hunchentoot and Talcl websites June', 2011 at 10:58 am · Filed under lisp This is a short guide to setting up a lisp-powered website with Hunchentoot and Talcl/Buildnode. Hunchentoot is a web server, Talcl is a templating system, and Buildnode is a CXML helper library Talcl uses. These are from notes I made while writing an app to help my wife record attendance and student progress for dance classes. My high-level approach on my hobby