Rice Worms!
Smiffy prepares fresh rice pasta.
Audience:
People who cook or enjoy food; coeliacs (celiacs) and those who cannot tolerate gluten.
Am I Too Slow?
This article tells how the accessibility and usability of web content may be impacted by speed issue from various causes. The article goes on to explain how speed may be measured or estimated and how the various causes may be addressed. Presented as content for the February Newsletter of the Guild of Accessible Web Designers (GAWDS).
Audience:
Web content creators, web application developers, hosting providers, web site owners.
Published:
Friday, 8th February 2008;last updated on Friday, 15th February 2008
Chris Jarmer @ Air
At the bottom of Adelaide's David Jones department store is a restaurant which we must have walked past any number of times. Yesterday we walked in and will be doing so again in the future.
Audience:
Visitors to central Adelaide wanting a good feed, including coeliacs (celiacs) and those who cannot tolerate gluten.
Published:
Friday, 18th January 2008;last updated on Sunday, 10th February 2008
Sun to buy MySQL
Sun Microsystems announces that it is going to buy MySQL AB. That's rather exciting.
Audience:
IT industry, users of Sun and MySQL products.
Published:
Friday, 18th January 2008;last updated on Sunday, 10th February 2008
Weight Training and Chronic Fatigue - Part 3
The third and final part in the series about Weight Training and Chronic Fatigue.
Audience:
Sufferers of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other chronic illnesses, their friends, families and doctors; athletes, physiotherapists, personal trainers, bodybuilders, and others who would like to see a different perspective on lifting weights.
Published:
Wednesday, 16th January 2008;last updated on Tuesday, 8th April 2008
Project Honeypot Is Back - Sort Of
The Project Honeypot site appears to be back in operation - with bugs.
Published:
Tuesday, 15th January 2008Weight Training and Chronic Fatigue - Part 2
The second part in the series about Weight Training and Chronic Fatigue.
Audience:
Sufferers of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other chronic illnesses, their friends, families and doctors; athletes, physiotherapists, personal trainers, bodybuilders, and others who would like to see a different perspective on lifting weights.
Published:
Tuesday, 15th January 2008;last updated on Tuesday, 8th April 2008
Weight Training and Chronic Fatigue - Part 1
This may come as a surprise to some people - it is not only possible for a Chronic Fatigue sufferer to engage in regular weight training, but also to make reasonable strength gains. Oh, and it can also reduce chronic myalgia. Smiffy tells of his experiences.
Audience:
Sufferers of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other chronic illnesses, their friends, families and doctors; athletes, physiotherapists, personal trainers, bodybuilders, and others who would like to see a different perspective on lifting weights.
Published:
Monday, 14th January 2008;last updated on Sunday, 10th February 2008
Introducing: Weighty Matters
A new topic finds its way onto Smiffy's Place: Weight Training.
Audience:
Anyone interested in exercise with weights: athletes, personal trainers, physiotherapists, bodybuilders, and ordinary people just wanting to improve their health and fitness.
Published:
Saturday, 12th January 2008;last updated on Sunday, 10th February 2008
2008 Makeover
That green had to go - Smiffy's Place gets redecorated for 2008.
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