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Confusing borders: Oklahoma cities, counties, and school districts - Since the City of Tulsa primary on August 27, I've received some questions from puzzled readers about city limits and jurisdictions. One reader wanted to k...
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I Fight For The Users - If you haven't been able to keep up with my blistering pace of one blog post per year (if that), I can't blame you. There's a lot going on right now. It'...
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Progress on the Block Protocol - Since the 1990s, the web has been a publishing place for human-readable documents. Documents published on the web are in HTML. HTML has a little bit of… Re...
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California King: "What is HØL?" - Our work was done. We'd said all we needed to say. We apparated from this world, much like monks who retreat to a mountaintop hovel. Only for us, we appara...
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Podcast #123 – Jon Skeet Wants You To Be a Feminist - It’s a Stack Overflow Podcast not-so-hostile takeover!
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Cory Henry’s solo on “Lingus”I’m going to retire this tumblr and... - *Cory Henry’s solo on “Lingus”* I’m going to retire this tumblr and leave this post at the top for posterity. The world is dark right now, but about thre...
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Five Musicians to Whom I’ve Drunkenly Introduced Myself - 1. John Doe (X) 2. Carl Newman (New Pornographers) 3. Sharky Laguana (Creeper Lagoon) 4. Lois Maffeo (Lois) 5. Brent Nelson (Built to Spill)
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Instapaper 4: Deciding to Read - [image: Instapaper 4 Icon] *Introducing Instapaper 4.0 for iPad and iPhone* The lede here is that my pal, Marco, has just released the stellar new 4.0 v...
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Apple Blossoms - I'm a potter, a farmer, and a foodie. They all go together so beautifully. Come see why at our upcoming pottery show... Hinckley Pottery’s 19th Annual Stud...
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Leeks - Onwards with my discourse on leeks. Along with onions and garlic, leeks are in the Alliaceae family. While certainly not very popular in Texas, leeks are...
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