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yarnforthecure.typepad.com/blog
Yarn for the cure's blog
Yarn for the cure's blog Home 03/17/2010 Yarn for the cure Welcome to Yarn for the cure!As a pet project, I started crocheting hats for a local cancer center, but couldn't afford to keep going. Then I thought, "Wouldn't other people want to help?" So for now I'm only accepting volunteer applications and donations of yarn, or completed hats, plushies, and other things you think a cancer paitent would want.Applications can be sent to
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levidayley.com/about
About Me | In Real Life
About Me Contact Self-Education Resources Life is short, so I focus on the things I consider most important to me. I want my sons to understand that the only limits they will ever bump up against in life are the obstacles they they allow themselves to be limited by. I get almost all of my best inspiration while I am running long distances or driving or riding on rural highways aimlessly. I write solely to communicate ideas and I endeavor to keep language from getting in the way. When I get
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zakschwank.com/blog
Zak Schwank Photo
About Me Hey Zak here! You have just landed on my blog. A place where I will share photos, personal experiences, and possibly a little humor. I don't sugar coat things...unless we're baking. Oh yeah and we're gonna talk cycling! Home About Categories Business Review Cycling Food Information Just for fun Me Modeling Portraits Seniors Totally Random Archives Contact He's 4 Months-ish January 29, 2011 // Just for fun 6 Comments Add a Comment Send To Friend Brandi: He is so stinking
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momusings.com/momusings
MoMusings
MoMusings Random ramblings and musings about all things malware and related net-nasties? Home About MoMusings Spam on Twitter = Twam? May', 2009, 09:32 I?ve no idea how many of you out there in blog-land use Twitter, but I?d guess quite a few of you do? As a relatively new Twitter user, I?ve not seen much of the problems that Twitter has experienced over the last year, including account hacking, phishing, 419 scams, worms and other malcode problems. One area that
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feedbite.com/blog
FeedBite Blog
The Official FeedBite Blog Enter some text and press enter! A Faster FeedBite? Posted December 29th, 2008 by andrew Hello All! Over the holidays, I took a look at a few things that were slowing down the performance of FeedBite. You may have noticed at times that the site took long to load your public pages at times, but now, worry no more! I?ve improved the speed of this process by a whopping 1000+%. I will be continuing to add little upgrades to the site as time permits, so keep