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nicklothian.com/blog
BadMagicNumber
BadMagicNumber About Hosting A pragmatic approach to Google AppEngine November 23, 2010 @ 6:31 pm · Filed under java, tech I?ve been working on a large (Java) AppEngine project since January 2010. I recently left that job, but the project hasn?t finished and unfortunately I can?t talk about it yet. During that time I learnt a lot of tricks and techniques for dealing with AppEngine?s idiosyncrasies, which have been useful for building a contextual advertising demo
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melissawiley.com/blog
Blog ? Here in the Bonny Glen
September 3, 2011 @ 9:34 am | Filed under: Links ?I ended up bushwhacking through the hillsides to avoid the ravines that now stood where the road used to be. The road was gone. Sure, little stretches remained, but not many. Our neighbor?s barn was missing, swallowed up by the re-routed river. Further down, a cottage was gone, swept away as the river claimed the path that the road used to take. I came to one spot with no
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crabappleherbs.com/blog
The Herbwife?s Kitchen
When herbs went out of style. May', 2011 at 9:01 pm · Filed under Herbal History ?A sick man thinks himself effectually tended if he chance to make out that his doses contain Taraxacum, Belladonna, Aconite, Hyoscyamus, or Arneca, or if he be refreshed with Ammonia; but he smiles contemptuously at the herb woman who administers dent de lion, nightshade, wolfsbane, henbane, elecampane, or who burns horn in the sick chamber.? ?Oswald Cockayne, '64 in Leechdoms, Wortcunning
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admoolah.com/blog
AdMoolah News and Views
AdMoolah News and Views Book Review: Free Prize Inside by Seth Godin June 2, 2011 @ 3:25 pm · Filed under General Web Publishing, Reviews Free Prize Inside by Set Godin is subtitled ?How to Make a Purple Cow?. If you?re familiar with Seth Godin?s ideas, you know that a Purple Cow is his term for a remarkable product. He has another book entitled Purple Cow that shows the ?what? of Purple Cow?s, and this book shows the ?how?. The book
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ryepup.unwashedmeme.com/blog
Ryan?s Tech Blog
Ryan?s Tech Blog Getting started with Hunchentoot and Talcl websites June', 2011 at 10:58 am · Filed under lisp This is a short guide to setting up a lisp-powered website with Hunchentoot and Talcl/Buildnode. Hunchentoot is a web server, Talcl is a templating system, and Buildnode is a CXML helper library Talcl uses. These are from notes I made while writing an app to help my wife record attendance and student progress for dance classes. My high-level approach on my hobby