begin to dig: begin2dig joins the 21st century: facebook and twitterFebruary 21, 2010
Having struggled with how to do facebook, and having wrestled with frustrating my non-fitness geek colleagues on twitter with all this wellbeing info stuff, i have, in reading a wee ebook called "crush it" learned that i can clear the field .... Coaching Qualifications: NSCA CSCS, RKC kettlebell certification from Pavel Tsatsouline, ZHealth (R,I,S,T,9S), from Eric Cobb, Functional Movement Specialist with CK-FMS kettlebell specialization from Brett Jones and Gray Cook, ...
begin to dig: begin2dig joins the 21st century: facebook and twitterFebruary 21, 2010
Having struggled with how to do facebook, and having wrestled with frustrating my non-fitness geek colleagues on twitter with all this wellbeing info stuff, i have, in reading a wee ebook called "crush it" learned that i can clear the field .... Coaching Qualifications: NSCA CSCS, RKC kettlebell certification from Pavel Tsatsouline, ZHealth (R,I,S,T,9S), from Eric Cobb, Functional Movement Specialist with CK-FMS kettlebell specialization from Brett Jones and Gray Cook, ...
detroiter MOTORCITYBLOG.net motorcity motorcityblog detroit music ...April 20, 2009
detroiter MOTORCITYBLOG.net motorcity motorcityblog detroit music art events. Detroit's Anti-Blog we are promoting all the great talent in/around detroit music, art, fun things to do and other motorcity aspects etc... in the most dangerous city ... May 1 in East Rutherford, NJ at the Meadowlands Sports Complex. Thee band--Brett Jones (guitars), Chris Mojan (guitars), David Mackinder (vocals), Kyle O'Neil (bass), Tymm Rengers (drums)—is currently criss-crossing the U.S. to ...
Hackszine.com: Linux Tip: super-fast network file copyNovember 15, 2008
"The problem is that there is a certain amount of per-file overhead when using scp or rsync to copy files from one machine to the other. This is not a problem under most circumstances, but if you are attempting to duplicate tens of thousands of files (think, server or database backup), this per-file overhead can really add up. The solution is to copy the files over in a single stream, which normally means tarring them up on one server, copying the tarball, then untarring on the destination. Unless you are under 50% disk utilization on the source server, this could cause you to run out of space.
Brett Jones has an alternative solution, which uses the handy netcat utility..."
