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    <title>Stephen &amp; Ava</title>
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    <subtitle>The Athens Branch of the Howard Clan</subtitle>  
    
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   Lately I’ve been thinking about the adverse impact of cars on our landscape.  Most familiar are of course oil use, pollution, noise and traffic.  Less commonly discussed are things like:    fatalities, injuries and accidents compared to other form...   <p style="clear:both;"> 
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        <title>Misattributed Motivation</title>   
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         It seems to me that legal fines, late fees, or other sorts of punitive charges paid to municipalities, states or the federal government ought to go into a rainy-day or special projects fund.  This would force government to budget based on taxes an...   <p style="clear:both;"> 
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        <title>Explain Yourself (but Don&#39;t Repeat Yourself)</title>   
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         The Making of Pod::Literate Some time ago I encountered the concept of Literate Programming.  I was intrigued by the idea but never really explored taking up the practice.  I don’t really remember why, though it probably had something to do with a...   <p style="clear:both;"> 
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        <title>URI Escaping in Haskell (or, reinventing the wheel in style)</title>   
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         As part of my efforts to learn more about functional programming in general and Haskell in specific, I chose a small project that was tangentially related to the work I do in my web programming work at Enterity.  If anyone out there knows of a bui...   <p style="clear:both;"> 
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