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fictioneer.org/category/authors/edeyn-hannah-blackeney
Edeyn Hannah Blackeney | Fictioneer!org
Home Stories Serials Blogs Forums Feed Edeyn Hannah Blackeney Original Intrepid Heroes Submitted by Edeyn Blackeney on Fri, 02/15/2008 -':01. Edeyn Hannah Blackeney General Interest Serial Adventure Fantasy Contributed by author(s) The Original 'Intrepid Heroes' by Edeyn Hannah Blackeney » Login or register to post comments Read more Too Far Submitted by Edeyn Blackeney on Wed, 05/21/2008 - 15:22. Edeyn Hannah Blackeney General Interest Fiction Contributed by author(s) I posted this
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niceguygraphics.wordpress.com/timwit
TIMWIT Comics 1.3 has been approved! | Nice Guy Graphics
Nice Guy Graphics Notes from a cartoonist you've never heard of Skip to content HomeCartoons For SaleHello South AfricaTIMWIT iPhone appAboutContact ? Update 1.3 has been submitted! Wow! ? TIMWIT Comics 1.3 has been approved! Posted on July 20, 2010 by Tim Peckham| Leave a comment Good news. The TIMWIT Comics update I submitted two days ago has been approved. I asked for ? and was granted ? the expedited treatment. If you have a good excuse
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liksom.info/blog
Welcome to some sort of info | mainly about me, gnu/linux and some obscure movies
Skip to main content Primary links gnu/linux movies presentations Welcome to some sort of info mainly about me, gnu/linux and some obscure movies ANT and energy Submitted by Thomas Berker on Mon, 07/02/2011 - 23:10 Presented at the ANT and energy workshop in Trondheim (12/2010) 1 attachment Enter the void (2009) Submitted by Thomas Berker on Mon, 07/02/2011 - 22:48 Now that's an obscure movie. First I did not get Alex' opening monologue about the Tibetan Book of the Dead (I switched to better
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a.parsons.edu/~medwards
Mike Edwards
Playing with Python and Freenect Submitted by Mike on Thu, 2011-01-13 22:37 Faculty gesture interactive interface prototyping python Since I'm still on winter break, I took the better part of today to mess around with my new (well, secondhand) Kinect. I used the excellent freenect library and its Python bindings to whip up this simple little demo. There's a lot here that is very similar to how we work in SMALLab, especially how we deal with a "buttonless" interface. Using the Z-axis (forward
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webbackplane.com/mark-birbeck
Mark Birbeck | webBackplane
webBackplane Contact us Team backplanejs XForms RDFa Home » Profile Mark Birbeck Issue-driven development with Mercurial patch queues and Google Code Submitted by Mark Birbeck on April 24, 2010 - 6:02pm Tag(s): Mark Birbeck I'm a big fan of Mercurial patch queues, and I particularly like the way they work with Google Code to help with issue-driven development. This post shows how. Mark Birbeck's blog Add new comment Read more Seminar: The possibilities of RDFa and the Semantic Web