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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
In the wake of the London mayor's heroics this week, we want your stories of cycling's good samaritans Guardian reader Lissendis commented on one of this blog's recent posts : This bike blog is getting a bit depressing. It seems as if the purpose of most of the recent threads is to get us all moaning about something. Ample evidence of moany postings was supplied, with the plea: Can we have a few more...
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Islamization Watch (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
Ibn Warraq MUSLIM REFORMERS I. AHMAD AL-BAGHDADI During the question and answer sessions at my talks to various Humanist groups ( most recently CFI Indianapolis, CFI Arizona, and CFI Los Angeles), I am often asked about the possibility of reform within Islam, and of the existence of moderate Muslims. These are not easy questions to answer. There are said to be 57 Islamic countries, and the situation...
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The Guardian - TV & Radio blog (Free subscription) | 02/11/2009
There are possible leads popping up all over the place - but none that make any sense as yet. The arrival of Dominic Monaghan's scientist, however, promises to change all of that Read Anna Pickard's episode five blog SPOILER ALERT: This weekly blog is for those who have been watching FlashForward. Don't read ahead if you haven't seen episode six yet. Scary Monsters and Super Creeps What happened this...
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John Connell (Free subscription) | 02/11/2009
Has the “…big, all-purpose operating system…” had its day? Instead, in the age of the Cloud, we should be building “…lean just enough systems software…”. That is the view of James Urquhart, Cisco’s cloud computing expert, expressed in one of a series of five blog posts entitled Cloud computing and the big rethink. As ever, James offers [...]...
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Mytobyjug (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
Wow! thank you so much Lindsay. I am really humbled that you even considered including me in your thoughts. Of course, Terry would say he deserves all the accolade he gets - which isn't usually much!! only joking. He too loves coming to your demonstrations and having a natter, if only to tell everyone how much I spend on craft. Such a darling!! Anyway, it's down to you, and your colleagues up and down...
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Bjørn's blog (Free subscription) | 26/10/2009
This blog started on February 26th, 2005, which means it has a five year anniversary in February 2010. Leading up to this, I will try to write five blog posts (one every month until February), each summarizing one year. One of the first things I did was to go back to my round-the-world trip of 2003 and write a series of blog posts on the different places I visited ( Johannesburg , Reunion , Mauritius...
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The Guardian - TV & Radio blog (Free subscription) | 23/10/2009
Well what a series it has been – and it climaxes with another cracking episode, featuring a cliffhanger and, of all things, a stunt Read Julia Raeside's episode five blog It's a time for reflection this week as we reach the sixth and final episode of series six *pause for pathetic sobs to subside*. Over too soon, as always. And, on reflection, I'm tempted to herald this the best series yet....
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Bertram's Blog (Free subscription) | 22/10/2009
The Internet is such a wonderful place. Today, day five of my blog tour, I am in Florida with author Nancy J. Cohen talking about dialogue. Virtually speaking, that is. Physically, I am in Colorado, listening to leaves falling like rain. In Florida, it’s a sunny day at the beach. At least I hope it is. I sure would [...]
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Flavorwire (Free subscription) | 16/10/2009
Our buddies at Urlesque recently ran an interesting piece highlighting those blogs that have been picked up by publishers. One of our favorites on their list: This is Why You’re Fat by Richard Blakeley and Jessica Amason. They’re having a special Twitter competition on October 29th, so save that date and don’t eat a heavy [...] Related posts: 5 Blogs That Should Become Books I Wear...
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Another Damned Blog (Free subscription) | 14/10/2009
I only read, like, five blogs anymore, but fortunately, they are all good ones. That is by way of saying that I’m linking again to something Braak wrote (although no, technically, it’s not on his blog, even if it looks exactly like his blog).
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Searching the Inner Me... (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
First of all the usual apologies… you all know what I’m talking about… the lack of posting… the not commenting… I just hope you’ll understand. Now, my major question seeing these photos of some of my last week outfits. Each of them has a different style, different vibes. However can I say that all have something that identifies me???? Can I say that my personal...
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sulltan (Free subscription) | 10/10/2009
As far as making a side by side comparison to their webhosting packages we decided to review GoDaddy 's $6.99 plan versus LunarPages $4.95 plans. Both web hosting packages include FrontPage, CGI, RoR, PHP, PERL, Python, webmail, autoresponders, email forwarders, spam and fraud protection, streaming audio and visual, real media, and shared ssl certificates (with the option to purchase your own dedicated...
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Brown Eyed Baker - A Food & Cooking Blog (Free subscription) | 08/10/2009
Grab your favorite cookie and celebrate with me! I found out yesterday that Brown Eyed Baker is a finalist in the “Best Baking Blog” category for the first annual Foodbuzz Blog Awards. Foodbuzz received over 3,500 nominations for food blogs in a variety of categories and the top 5 blogs receiving nominations in each category [...]
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Fabfrocks (Free subscription) | 04/10/2009
Although I am trying to post everyday whilst I am recovering, I am accepting that my posting pattern is likely to drop to every other day, just for a week or two. So whilst I am away I thought it would be nice to share the love by linking to the top 5 blogs that I visit every day, so that you can read them instead of me. Because they are smart and witty and fashion-ful (yup, i've made that a word!)...
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My heart was restless (Free subscription) | 03/10/2009
Kate, of At home in my Father's House , relates some computer woes: Then, trying to access some of the blogs linked to mine, the computer came up with an 'access denied- Religion' message for five of the blogs I enjoy! These were: Catholic and loving it Curt Jester Hermeneutic of continuity What does the prayer really say Inside Catholic Technical glitches prevented Kate from linking to them, but that...
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