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Jackie Snows Photo Blog. 100 books of 2013. This year, I read 100 books. Actually, 102 if you count the two Harry Potter books I read concurrently in English and Spanish which I do. Here is the break down. Same books, chopped off differently. Books read at the behest of my grandma I The Sisterhood. Books Stephen King tweeted about that I read I Red Moon. Men AND women IIIIIIIIIII. My favorite was Saga. A Good Man is Hard to Find. Sailing Alone Around the Room. Link to the full rundown. It was for.PARSED CONTENT
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A place where the mind seeks to create the adventure of dreams. Namaste, a week later and the memories of the Vodacom Durban July still live on in the minds. Taking the camera all those years back brought back some good memories of walking around and capturing all those frames. The years have surely changed and the number of photographers have truly increased. Red Bull Beat Battle 2011.
Saturday, August 04, 2012. SATA hotplug speed fix for Linux. I back up all of the important data on my desktop and laptop to the RAID on my main fileserver. I have several offline backup disks which I keep unplugged most of the time. Once or twice a week, I insert one into the trayless hot-swappable SATA bay on my server and run a backup to it.