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deadlydiscs.no-ip.org/blog
DeadlyDiscs
Dear Government, June 26th, 2010 Troy I thought it would interest you to know that I have completely lost faith in your ability to represent my interests. It is apparent to me that the only interests you represent are those of large corporations and that you have totally alienated yourself from the majority of the populace. Now, I realize that you have heard this sort of criticism before, so I?ll spare you the dissident rhetoric and direct your attention to a more pressing point: my
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perrygeo.net/wordpress
PerryGeo
Home About Projects PerryGeo May' 2011 Optimizing KML for hierarchical polygon data Published by perrygeo under KML, MarineMap For all the benefits of KML, it is decidedly a step backwards for handling large vector datasets. Most KML clients, including the cannonical Google Earth application, experience debilitating slow-down when viewing a couple dozen MB of vector data - datasets that I could easily open on a Pentium 4 in ArcView 3.2 10 years ago! The unfortunate reality is that optimizing
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brianfehrle.com/blog
Metropolitan Dreamer
Metropolitan Dreamer Always Questioning Opinions Of The Misinformed My Buddy List August 10th, 2009 I have several hundred people on my buddy list. It?s a collection I?ve been working on for the past ten or so years. Now, you may think that to only have a couple hundred over ten years isn?t all that impressive, but these are the people I trusted enough to give my contact information to. So in a way, it?s rather surprising it?s that large. I don?t talk to all
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senseis.xmp.net
Sensei's Library: Front Page
Sensei's Library, page: Front Page, keywords: . SL is a large WikiWikiWeb about the game of Go (Baduk, Weiqi). It's a collaboration and community site. Everyone can add comments or edit pages
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jenniferwilde.com/blog
the story of jennifer wilde
the story of jennifer wilde Sunday, April 26, 2009 Cello Madness at the Makeout Room I've seen quite a lot of concerts over the years, at both small and large venues. Last month I attended Cello Madness at the Makeout Room in San Francisco (in the Mission District). It was an event very unlike most concerts, and one I am going to see again.I walked in and four cellists and a violinist were setting up chairs in a circle in the middle of the club. The audience was arrayed around them. The whole