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richardlawrence.info/who-is-rslawrence
About ? Richard Lawrence
Hi, I?m Richard Lawrence. Here?s a bit about me and a guide to navigating the content on this blog. About Me I?m a second-generation software developer. Thanks to my programmer dad, I learned binary and decimal numbers at about the
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socaltravelindustry.blogspot.com
SoCal Travel Industry
SoCal Travel Industry 9/11 Never Forget In memory of those who died Tuesday, September 6, 2011 Reflecting on 9/11 and lessons learned Reflecting on 9/11 and lessons learnedBy Kate SedlmayrIn less than a week, the anniversary of September 11, 2001 will be upon us, what does it mean to people around the world? New York City is one of the most desirable tourist destinations for foreigners in the United States; the catastrophic attack on the city and the U.S. affected people around the globe. No
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1linereview2.blogspot.com/2009/05/brandon-wilson.html
The One-Line Review Presents: Brandon Wilson
skip to main | skip to sidebar The One-Line Review Presents "The 50 Greatest Films" Brandon Wilson Mise-en-Scene by Brandon Brandon Wilson makes movies, teaches filmmaking, and lives in Los Angeles I didn't want to overthink this. For me, the chief criterion is this: if I knew I could only see 50 films from now, until the end of my life, what would they be? This was most informative for me. I learned that as much I appreciate documentary, they aren't the films I truly cherish. And that there
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allynbryan.blogspot.com/2009/08/one-womans-bass-is-another-mans-banjo.html
Stark Naked and Overdressed: One Woman's Bass is Another Man's Banjo
skip to main | skip to sidebar Stark Naked and Overdressed What I've Learned So Far Friday, August 14, 2009 One Woman's Bass is Another Man's Banjo I've been meaning to make time to recapture my "creative self" for a while now. Friends and family all agree that I got off track somewhere and haven't been the same person since the days when making art was included in my daily activities (a lifestyle for me, really). I take full responsibility for shoving the pursuit of creative outlets so far
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weblogs.mozillazine.org/stephend
Stephen Donner's Weblog
Stephen Donner's Weblog You have been apprised. So long, farewell, and thanks for all the automation lessons learned (or: o hai beautiful Page Object Model AMO Selenium tests!) By Stephen Donner on August 11, 2011 6:30 PM | 1 Comment Catchy title, no? Well, you're reading this... Today, our legacy (and pretty comprehensive) Selenium tests for the Mozilla Add-ons website (both written in Python), were forced into retirement; the reason?: our previously-blogged-about AMO redesign--code-named