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Thirty Pounces: Day 2: Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, and the Bayon
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A cat in the wild makes thirty pounces a day to catch prey. Monday, June 21, 2004. Day 2: Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, and the Bayon. Sour also, unfortunately, were the corner towers of the second enclosure of Angkor Wat. Bat piss. There's nothing like the smell of stale bat piss in a damp ruin, warmed gently by the wafting tropical winds, to take your mind off the beauty of Khmer architecture: I held my breath walking through everyone of them. At us, and then switched to. Originally uploaded by Wahj. Lunch ...
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Taekwon-Dodo: Another Online Journal
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32 years old - Made in Britain - Exported to Singapore - Re-Exported to the Netherlands - and from thence back to Britain. Friday, May 12, 2006. Ok - so my fitness tracing is at www.coolrunning.com as previously posted; now my diet is here. Obsess, obsess, obsess. Posted by Neil at 7:20 pm. Kingston, Surrey, United Kingdom. See my complete profile. A bit of Terse. The confessions of a Wargamer. Life is an Ultra Marathon. Hal Higdon on the Run. Wah - u really very siao running now! A God of Peace?
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Thirty Pounces: How to assemble a PC
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A cat in the wild makes thirty pounces a day to catch prey. Saturday, October 08, 2011. How to assemble a PC. No, we didn't really use the hammer. Or pliers. Or knife. But the screwdriver was used to short-circuit and start the computer when we were testing the motherboard. I spent the afternoon helping a friend put together a computer: good fun, and great catching up! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In Memoriam Steve Jobs. I used to blog: now I Facebook. How to assemble a PC. Make your own badge here.
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Thirty Pounces: January 2009
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A cat in the wild makes thirty pounces a day to catch prey. Thursday, January 08, 2009. 4 Days to Change. One more thing: the Jakarta Post is counting down to Obama's inauguration on their front page: "4 Days to Change", stamped right across the banner title. How cool is that. Sunday, January 04, 2009. Pictures from a walk round the Padang. The Cenotaph, first in infra-red:. Then, for comparison, in visible light:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In Memoriam Steve Jobs. I used to blog: now I Facebook. MY OTH...
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Taekwon-Dodo: wah - u really very siao running now!
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32 years old - Made in Britain - Exported to Singapore - Re-Exported to the Netherlands - and from thence back to Britain. Monday, May 08, 2006. Wah - u really very siao running now! Kanga made me laugh with this comment, as when you find something you enjoy, and are relatively good at, you tend to go mad for it. I remember when we were doing Taekwon-Do that she was naturally very talented at it - and was, to borrow a phrase; "really very siao" for it. Posted by Neil at 3:37 pm. Glad i made you laugh.
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Taekwon-Dodo: Training is yielding results!
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32 years old - Made in Britain - Exported to Singapore - Re-Exported to the Netherlands - and from thence back to Britain. Tuesday, April 25, 2006. Training is yielding results! The training regime (cycling and running daily) is beginning to yield more results - I was doing intervals at the track this morning before work, doing 800 meter intervals with 2 min recovery between sets, and recorded the following splits:. 7 May: Sutton 10k. 14 May: Stage 2 of the Clapham 10k Series. Posted by Neil at 10:47 am.
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Taekwon-Dodo: Back in training
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32 years old - Made in Britain - Exported to Singapore - Re-Exported to the Netherlands - and from thence back to Britain. Tuesday, June 13, 2006. In an effort to avoid over use injuries again I have slowed my training pace down to 5 min/km (was previously frequently training at 3min 50sec per km). This slowdown drops my heart rate down to 134 bpm (which is around 70% of target heart rate), as opposed to 160 (85% of target heart rate). The main reason for writing all this on my blog? I run, cycle, visit ...
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Thirty Pounces: August 2009
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A cat in the wild makes thirty pounces a day to catch prey. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Originally uploaded by Wahj. This shot captures a lot of what scuba diving means for me - the sense of mystery and exploration, the alien landscapes (seascapes? Of coral reefs, and most of all, the fact that scuba diving is like flying - the closest we'll ever get to three-dimensionally free moving flying. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In Memoriam Steve Jobs. I used to blog: now I Facebook. How to assemble a PC.
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Thirty Pounces: Plumbing the past
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A cat in the wild makes thirty pounces a day to catch prey. Monday, October 10, 2011. A while back I thought of a great business idea: buy and mothball a computer system every 2 years, and then wait 20 years. Set up shop, and offer a service to help people recover their data from media which were no longer supported by current technology. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In Memoriam Steve Jobs. I used to blog: now I Facebook. How to assemble a PC. No, we didnt really use the hammer. Or pliers....A whi...
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Thirty Pounces: November 2009
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A cat in the wild makes thirty pounces a day to catch prey. Tuesday, November 03, 2009. The best camera is the one you have with you". These are photos taken with my iPhone, with minimal processing. I view them in the same light as the photos I used to take with my Holga in '98 and '99: they are lo-res snapshots that capture a slice of life as I see it, walking around the city. The best camera is the one you have with you": I read this many years ago somewhere on the net (and now there's a book. MY OTHER...
