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Opinions on XML parsers for the iphone
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Is that Cameron's house? Yes, yes it is. I think they got the Ferrari out of the ravine, though. Bummer.
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"It’s nowhere near what it will be, but OH MY TOASTY GOD, our government is now committed to making public data available in open formats to anyone who wants it. As if it were normal!" –David Weinberger, writing on http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/
Monthly Archives: May 2009
links for 2009-05-26
links for 2009-05-25
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This looks like instructions for creating iPhone app plugins.
links for 2009-05-24
links for 2009-05-22
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Where have you been all my life?
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One of my favorites. Not funny per se, just true.
links for 2009-05-13
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New Master's 35-39 hour record
Go Maggie, it’s your birthday…
Kid #2 has made it to age 4 with no fatalities in the household. It was a close-run thing, though. For the last week or so, wakeup went like this:
Me: Maggie, time to get up!
Maggie: Is today my birthday?
Me: No, Mags, it’s not for another few days.
Maggie (screaming): NO! BIRTHDAY NOW!
For Thursday’s in-school celebration we delivered exactly 31 devil’s food cupcakes, with pink strawberry icing and sprinkles, to her class. One of her friends reported that they were the “best cupcakes ever,” which made me feel better about the late night Elise and I put in to get them ready. The highlight of yesterday’s party was the 20′ high bouncy castle parked in the front yard, which the guests enjoyed before, during and after refreshments. Remarkably, the whole day remained vomit-free.
As per our custom around here, we have a few pictures over in the gallery.
links for 2009-05-09
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Find images with no keywords
links for 2009-05-08
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I wonder who's running this?
links for 2009-05-05
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Updated table with data for Sapim CX-Ray spokes (2.1×0.9mm)