Rich's Tongfamily (Richtong.net add-on)

Zagat and Citysearch. I was in the market for great Thai food. Interesting to see that citysearch is by far ahead in google. But I prefer Zagat’s myself.

OpenOffice.org. They got the writeup as one of the best open source Office suites. Thought I’d give it a try. I’m also in the process of giving b2 a try as the best blogger. Wish me luck on both!

Testing the adminisizer toolbar

What’s up with the new direct editing. Seems to be a quick way to add things…

BlogComp: Blog Tool Feature Comparison Table. Wow, there are an amazing number of Blog tools out there. Here is a short comparison courtesy of a google search. I use blogger.com, but it looks like I’ll have to give b2/cafelog a try

How to use server-side includes with Blogger Took a while to find this, but this page gives details about using server side includes to make blogs look nice on my site. It’s pretty deep, but kind of fun to figure out. The hard thing is getting archives to work correctly. The term ‘includes’ covers a…

HeadAngle : Cinelli RAM Review Saw the just beautiful Cinelli Carbon Ram Bar/Stem today. It’s an all carbon, one piece monocoque bar/stem combo. It’s swoopy, has a great shape, and well, is just sweeeeeet looking! It’s also probably about the lightest you can get, at least without using some super-sketch, twitchy ultra-light aluminum bar that…

Torque Conversion. Having destroyed one set of handlebars with bad torque information. Here is a site that tells you how Newton meters converts to inch and foot pounds.

moock>> web>> javascript utopia>> client-side includes I’ve been trying to figure out how to insert blogger code into a FrontPage controlled website. The best way appears to be to include the text. There are server side includes, but this needs to have things turned on. The other way is a client-side includes. A server side…

Bicycle Training .Co.Uk – Free Training Plans On-Line. Here is a good explanation of heart rate zones plus references to figure outmore about determining what they are. I’m going to try using this for my own training program