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creamed-coconut.org/wp
creamed-coconut.org
creamed-coconut.org creamed-coconut.org bits n pieces Weekly Twitter Updates 2011-08-28 I had a great 2 weeks holiday in the Lake District! I've uploaded my photos to Flickr: http://t.co/Ls5v3ic # I always get a weird sense of foreboding when I go back to work after a holiday, and today was no exception? # ?when I arrived at work this morning, my manager told me he's quitting to join another company. I'm disappointed as I get on well with him # Also, one other
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hblewett.com/blog
Ordinary Abundance
One woman's adventures in creating a fulfilling life in every sense of the word - by losing more than half her body weight, getting fit, changing her career and embracing the concept of
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michaeljbarber.com
michaeljbarber
Skip to content michaeljbarber About Work Contact Writing about my thoughts on digital marketing and life. Trying to suck a little less daily at it. Grand Canyon University Facebook App Project Grand Canyon University, a faith-based, liberal arts college located in Arizona, needed a way to enable their more than 25, 000 students with the ability to interact more intimately with one another and the university, along with fostering a sense of community among their online and offline
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eMpTy Pages: About
eMpTy Pages Comments about translation technology, localization and collaboration Pages Home About About This blog is mostly an exploration of my thoughts on translation technology, localization and collaboration and sometimes other random stuff that makes sense to me at the time. I believe that sharing information is a great way to learn and so I am always seeking new ways to do this. Sharing also means that one is listening and I hope to learn and get as much from the feedback as I am able
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whoisgregg.com/blog/2009/02/my-gift-to-the-world-guy-kawasaki-minus-the-alltop.html
Gregg Hilferding: Web Development, Apple Stuff, and More
Gregg Hilferding Home About Me Comment Guidelines RSS Feed Even More Fun With Charts: Making the Poor Look Rich So it started with a graph. Which was followed by a rebuttal and a follow up graphic. The claim? Well, rich people are actually a single category of wage earner and "rich" starts at (according to Jonathan Chait) $200K. So any chart that breaks down income in increments larger than $200K is faulty. If it makes sense to lump all "rich" people into one category, it hardly seems fair to