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clusterflock.org/author/sheila-ryan
Sheila Ryan | clusterflock
about flockers categories Thou still unravished bride of quietness, Thou foster-child of silence and slow time. September 2, 2011 | Filed Under sadness, theater | posted by Sheila Ryan | 6 Comments Toilet Paper History: How America Convinced the World to Wipe The first products designed specifically to wipe one?s nethers were aloe-infused sheets of manila hemp dispensed from Kleenex-like boxes. They were invented in'57 by a New York entrepreneur named Joseph Gayetty, who claimed his
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method-combination.net/blog
Irate Nate's weblog
Irate Nate's weblog» speeding up emacs savesFor a while now, I've noticed that saving files (maybe loading files, but saving files especially) was ridiculously slow in emacs. The busy cursor would come up for a good second or two when saving files. For a while I attributed it to the hard drive noticeably spinning up on my laptop (which it's doing now as I write this), but then I noticed--or got really annoyed--by the same behavior on my desktop. Particularly when editing files in a GCC
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zigzag.com/cigarette-papers.html
Zig Zag
Our most popular Zig-Zag paper. A 78mm, 1 ¼ width paper, the “orange” is an easy rolling, slow burning classic paper. These are for use with the Zig-Zag 78mm cigarette rolling machine. sitemap  Ι  terms of use
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melissaland.net/blog
MELISSALAND
MELISSALAND I?m back February 4, 2010 at 3:47 pm · Filed under music It?s been over four months since I last wrote here. To tell the truth, it?s been four months since I wrote anything really (or so it seems). But as all new years do allow, I can start fresh, forgive my slow-moving hands and start writing and sharing again. It isn?t that I simply had nothing to write about - in fact, quite the opposite. I have been overwhelmed with content. I needed time to process
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filmfridge.com/blog
filmfridgeblog
filmfridgeblog where do you keep YOUR film? about filmfridge wish list Slow Down by on August 22nd, 2011 No Comments I?ve you?ve ever driven the California 1 north of San Francisco, you now that it?s important to keep your eyes on the road. The safe speed to travel changes every 1/2 mile or so, ranging from 10 MPH to 50 MPH. The grade changes continually as you alternate between sea level and cliff top, without end. And the view is sometimes amazing, and other times even