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Insightful review of Pound’s life.
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Killer little plugin for point-n-click, drag-n-drop management of your WordPress content.
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Registration required. Interesting findings on application security. No surprise: the vast majority of attack traffic was trying to exploit vulnerabilities that are three or four years old–and succeeding.
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“I find it disgusting and right now I’m suicidal,” says Love. I find it disgusting too. Couldn’t she have found someplace else to keep him other than her purse???
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Will Bill refuse to campaign for Barry?
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“Guitarist” is too modest an epithet. Respect.
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Much better headline.
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Some justice, but not enough. Overreactions like this case shouldn’t be rewarded even conditionally.
Day: June 2, 2008
How does my garden grow?
Coral and green (dianthus and iris)
Originally uploaded by Tim Jarrett
Quite well at the moment, thanks. I just posted some photos of our early flowers this year (remember, those of you who live south of here, we only really got spring about three weeks ago here in Massachusetts). The iris are going great guns this year, with almost all the plants bearing multiple flowers, and we had a few pleasant surprises, like our dianthus coming back voluntarily and the early coral-colored tradiscantia returning.
Those who have been reading for a while will remember that these are the iris that came from my grandmother’s garden. Yes, as usual, I seem to be repeating myself year after year. Oh well.
How does my garden grow?
Quite well at the moment, thanks. I just posted some photos of our early flowers this year (remember, those of you who live south of here, we only really got spring about three weeks ago here in Massachusetts). The iris are going great guns this year, with almost all the plants bearing multiple flowers, and we had a few pleasant surprises, like our dianthus coming back voluntarily and the early coral-colored tradiscantia returning.
Those who have been reading for a while will remember that these are the iris that came from my grandmother’s garden. Yes, as usual, I seem to be repeating myself year after year. Oh well.