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There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
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The second in a series of four Blurb books for publication by 1 July 2011. Getting there. I didn’t make this one; Fliss did. I did take the bulk of the photographs though. This sequence was amusing when I made it – it seems even more so now.
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The book is called May 2011 because it is being made in May 2011; the first Blurb book I have made although I have tried.
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I was looking for something else altogether. A visual aggregation from Bing of this website. Oddly out of date.
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A fun guidebook from Google on things you’ve always wanted to know about browsers & the web (but were afraid to ask).
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Finding stuff on the Internet using Google (the default search engine by a county mile) is easy if it is unique and correctly presented.
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Ra Bella Savage, Ohiwa, Aoteaoroa | 28 March 2004
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One of the things one does, when blogging, is to watch the incoming stats. This does become a bit of an obsession.
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That was a bit rugged because it is something I have no technical expertise in at all. I just had to wait and upload images ‘by hand’ which is very, very slow. What ever the problem is/was is now fixed – fingers crossed. Thanks to the nice people somewhere out there – Laura, Peter and…
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YouTube | Obama! A Modern U.S. President (musical spoof)
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camfind.co.nz | cambridgefindit.co.nz. Geolocation (as an option?).
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I am still here … I want people to realise that there’s NO SHAME in having been abused…it’s taken me 25 years but I finally got there…I mean it’s not like I did it so why the hell should I be ashamed? So spread the word people…it AINT shameful :)
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Cool. AND Flying Nun – in the year of – downloads to boot. In the end, we won through, and in April, New Zealand became the first country in the Pacific region with a full and direct connection to the US Internet backbone. NASA itself had agreed to pay for half of the 9.6kbit/s undersea link…
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Arcade Fire meets HTML5 and Chrome meets Cambridge New Zealand!
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The imagery is a little less compelling, on these two sites Slake & California is a place
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There are no surprises about these percentages. Internet Explorer accounts for 57% of browsers used to visit my website. Though, as noted elsewhere, folk still using IE6 will not see the website as intended. Upgrade! Safari comes in at 25%, Firefox at 13% with Opera at 2%. I have recently returned to Opera (10) and…
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Oh and if you haven’t heard about WordCamp then check this out. I’m going to WordCampNZ in August.
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The Lawyer and the law.
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Far be it for me to appear to be up with the latest toy – but here I am and here it is – and it’s all rather fun. Thanks Rae and thanks to Anna B. for the quote – it just seems to fit.
Michael Jeans 