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by sterling "chip" camden

Trade in their Italian suits for Kids R Us cargo pants. Judge Gregory A. Presnell of Orlando, tired of the childish inability of opposing counsel to agree on anything without his intervention, ordered them to decide on the location of a deposition via the time-honored playground arbiter: rock, paper scissors (thanks GMSV).
He could have [...]

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The WordPress Widgets blog gave my OPML Blogroll widget a back-handed compliment: “too cool for school”, suggesting I cache the OPML to avoid hitting the server on every page view. Sensible idea.
I went one better and updated it to cache the entire formatted blogroll content using the WordPress built-in caching functions (somewhat thinly documented, [...]

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by sterling "chip" camden

The WordPress Widgets blog gave my OPML Blogroll widget a back-handed compliment: “too cool for school”, suggesting I cache the OPML to avoid hitting the server on every page view. Sensible idea.
I went one better and updated it to cache the entire formatted blogroll content using the WordPress built-in caching functions (somewhat thinly documented, [...]

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by sterling "chip" camden

Well, I might be as gross as Randy, but at least I’m not as quirky:

Your Quirk Factor: 66%

You’re so quirky, it’s hard for you to tell the difference between quirky and normal.
No doubt about it, there’s little about you that’s “normal” or “average.”

How Quirky Are You?
Something tells me the quirk factor should relatively high among [...]

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