<img class="zenpage_thumb_left" style="float: right;" src="http://www.dilligaf.to/zp-core/i.php?a=bike-stand&i=imag0194.jpg&s=200&cw=200&ch=200&t=true" alt="IMAG0194" />Came out of St. Clair W. subway staion and noticed on the south entrance they have built a large covered bike rack.
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As from the previous post I am trying to put any and all of my content to my own website.
Will it be seen by as many people?
No at the start but as time goes on and search engines archive it more people should see it. Now I have to fine tune the process of getting my mobile info to my website.
This was easy with the "we own your content" web sites now I have to find the proper way to get it on my site.
During a little web surfing I came across this site which hit me hard with nostalgia.<br /> The National Toy Hall of Fame is located at the Strong National Museum of Play in the heart of Rochester, New York.<br /> The National Toy Hall of Fame was established in 1998 by A.C. Gilbert’s Discovery Village, a children’s museum in Salem, Oregon and outgrew its home and in 2002 was moved to (...)
No real updates in a long time as work picked up last summer and continued up until the new year.
The only updates I have made over these last months is getting some of the old image galleries back up. I will have them all up eventually plus some newish images that have been laying around on my computer.
One has to love it when a band member will actually tell the truth about their performance. Hopefully as the show rolls on they will get in synch together and become the tight, powerhouse show that they use to be.
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By Dean Goodman
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The singer in the Police jumps like a "petulant pansy," the drummer is making a "complete hash," and who knows what the guitarist is doing?
Notes from a bitter (...)
We all have heard the various reasons why the bees are disappearing, cell phones, parasites fungus etc. but where are all the really juicy conspiracy theories on this?
Well I have one. Imagine you're a large multinational corporation which uses your genetic engineering department to slice and dice the DNA of animals and plants to make so-called superior plants, let's say corn, that doesn't seed so the farmers have to come back year after year to buy your seeds to grow corn.<br /> (...)
Just like in Minority Report we are finally getting to the point were technology becomes a reality.<br /> it would be nice to be able to read books and magazines all from one lightweight source. Throw in wi-fi and one could get instant updates from whatever news source you subscribe to. Also be able to download magazine subscriptions and books. Damn! When can I get one of these?
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<img style="float: right;" src="http://www.dilligaf.to/zenphoto/uploaded/hs1623214_1.jpg" alt="" width="327" height="325" />This is way funny. Yes us Canadians are smart enough to implant radio transmitters in our coins to keep track of our people and visitors to Canada.<br /> What they fail to report is how we use our multicoloured money to hypnotize foreigners to do our evil work once they leave the country.<br /> Perfect paranoia is perfect awareness!
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This is great news. Hopefully they will tour soon.
<small>Mon Apr 30, 2007 9:30AM EDT</small><br /> By Gelu Sulugiuc
INDIO, California (Reuters) - Militant rap-rock group Rage Against the Machine reunited after a seven-year absence during a California music festival over the weekend, offering a sharpened version of their old message: fight the power.<br /> <!--more--><br /> Rage, which broke up when singer Zack de la Rocha left to begin an uneventful solo career, topped the U (...)
