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  • palace.co.uk/blog

    Palace Blog

    Halfway between creative working and working creatively. Are you simply the things you like or are you more? Can you be more creative by changing what you do? Random acts of senseless beautality. That's what I'm interested in. Oh and football, games, TV, films, art and culture

  • tapaninaho.com/blog

    Kristian Tapaninaho's Blog

    Kristian Tapaninaho's Blog Special Interest Whisky Pizza Local Takeaway Menus The Geek Atlas on Google Maps Subscribe to RSS You are here: Home Challenge: Once a Day by Kristian Tapaninaho on 24/07/2011 in Fitness And Running Almost three years ago, I challenged myself and three friends to the 300 km challenge. Aim was to run at least 300 km between 23.8.-24.12. All of us made it. And at least for Ville and I, it rekindled our passion for running. Since then, we?ve both ran

  • chattarati.com/author/davidm

    David Morton ? Contributors ? Chattarati

    Contributors » David Morton Michelle Rhee, Michael Pollan to Bookend Lecture Series By David Morton| Aug. 14, 2011 Michelle Rhee, Armando Carbonell, Robert Pinsky and Michael Pollan are speakers in the upcoming George T. Hunter Lecture Series. Read more ?190 Comments Littlefield Calls for Consolidation Timetable By David Morton| July 28, 2011 Mayor Ron Littlefield says the time for ?absolute and total unity? between the governments of Chattanooga and

  • functional-autonomy.net/blog

    Functional Autonomy

    So Having Dreamt, and Heavily Armed August 21st, 2011 Caveats: This is very long, you?ll probably get annoyed at the way I jump between economic, social and political factors, and the title is bastardised from lyrics in this. I use ?England? and ?English? a lot because England was affected far more than other parts of the UK. Hat tip to Harriett Feenstra for the term ?subaltern?. tl;dr version: The August 2011 UK riots were a very new thing, that

  • crydust.be/blog

    Kristof Neirynck

    Kristof Neirynck yet another webdev blog Optimizing JavaScript is harder than ever 2011-06-11 We?ve all got our favorite browser. And while developing for the web we test in that one browser first. Optimizing JavaScript for one browser only is a tempting idea. I mean ? how much difference could there be between browser engines anyway? Let?s use the Fibonacci sequence as an example. I wrote six different versions to calculate it. Obviously the naive, recursive way of