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karlwebster.com/2010/11/how-to-be-free
A Stretch In Limousin ? Pain Quotidien » How To Be Free :: Around the World in 80 Celebrations
A Stretch In Limousin ? Pain Quotidien Home Bête de Jour RSS Feed How To Be Free :: Around the World in 80 Celebrations Karl Webster on Nov 9th 2010 04:40 pm | In August of 2010, after eight increasingly despondent months in my first proper full-time office job, I went to The Big Chill festival in Eastnor in Herefordshire and although it was neither the first nor the best festival I?d ever been to, it did have a profound effect on me. On the first night there, I had a conversation
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purnicellin.com/lint
Lint
Home About Archives Characters Contact Fanworks Linkage RSS The End I?? First | ? Previous Wednesday ? January 6th, 2010 I?? First | ? Previous Wednesday ? January 6th, 2010 The End Hey Ever?body! Here?s the thrilling The End Page. Wow, it?s like a 3rd grader drew it or something! I have a bazillion bukoos of news, here?s to hoping I can remember everything. FIRST: Here?s that podcast you ordered. Me and Ron talking
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Blog | Deon H Reynders
Home Blog About Contact Susan Susan Boyle has become a household name. Ever since I saw her on Britain?s got talent for the first time, she?s had the ability to move me to tears. Of enjoyment, that is. Viva, Susan, Viva. World-class. But what intrigues me most is not her ethereal voice, or that the fact that she remained undiscovered for so long, or that the people who first sniggered when she walked on stage that fateful day on Britain?s Got talent eventually rose in
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astro-geek.com/about-ag3k
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Home Advertise Apple Applications Astronomy Blogging Tech Web Windows Subscribe About AG:3k Welcome. My name is Christopher and this is my blog. I love tech, but don?t have as much time or money to spend on it as I?d like. I get what I need to sustain my Geek vicariously through other sources. Ever since we got our first computer, they?ve interested me. Over the years, that interest has grown and provided the foundation for my collegiate studies and aspirations for the
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crydust.be/blog
Kristof Neirynck
Kristof Neirynck yet another webdev blog Optimizing JavaScript is harder than ever 2011-06-11 We?ve all got our favorite browser. And while developing for the web we test in that one browser first. Optimizing JavaScript for one browser only is a tempting idea. I mean ? how much difference could there be between browser engines anyway? Let?s use the Fibonacci sequence as an example. I wrote six different versions to calculate it. Obviously the naive, recursive way of