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Monthly Archives: July 2005
It’s a shame more people can’t write so well about tech
WeatherGirl just handed me a recent copy of The Observer, an excellent British weekly that she subscribes to as part of her campaign (along with listening to BBC radio on-line) to both keep track of what’s happening “back home” and … Continue reading
Go George Go!
Yesterday’s stage win by George Hincapie in the 2005 Tour de France was, barring something quite remarkable in the final week, my highlight of this year’s (excellent) Tour. In fact, it may well be the highlight of quite a few … Continue reading
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