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tatianamik.wordpress.com/about
About « Ramblings of a Lost Dancer
Ramblings of a Lost Dancer I really need a File 13 Home About Fiction 3 Dec About Posted by Tanya Book. Who is TatianaMik? I play an avatar called Tanya Book in Second Life. I just ramble around about whatever interest me. I like film, food, my job & random bits of useless knowledge. I?ve finally got most of my friends on Twitter and I?m using it a lot cause it travels with me. I write fanfiction because I have a story about those characters that I want to tell. I hold
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deadlydiscs.no-ip.org/blog
DeadlyDiscs
Dear Government, June 26th, 2010 Troy I thought it would interest you to know that I have completely lost faith in your ability to represent my interests. It is apparent to me that the only interests you represent are those of large corporations and that you have totally alienated yourself from the majority of the populace. Now, I realize that you have heard this sort of criticism before, so I?ll spare you the dissident rhetoric and direct your attention to a more pressing point: my
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readinganimals.com/about
About | ReadingAnimals
My name is Deb Durham and this is ReadingAnimals. Welcome! ReadingAnimals is a project borne from my interest in how the ideas and writing of scholars and
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propublica.org/nerds
The ProPublica Nerd Blog - ProPublica
Donate ProPublica Journalism in the public interest. Receive our top stories daily optional Home Our Investigations Tools & Data MuckReads Blog About Us The ProPublica Nerd Blog Facebook for News Apps: How We Harnessed the Social Network for ?The Opportunity Gap? by Al Shaw ProPublica, July 8, 10:17 a.m. Our latest news application, The Opportunity Gap, integrates Facebook in a deeper way than we've ever done before. Last week we published The Opportunity Gap, a news
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ciampa.com/blog
Roblog Redux
Roblog Redux Rob Ciampa's Markets, Musings & Meanders About Jul' Empty Storefronts and Self-Inflicted Wounds Business, Customer Service, General Interest, Marketing, Social Commentary No Comments » There?s always a sense of excitement when we drive into a town and find a vibrant and diverse community filled with people and beautiful, occupied storefronts. Too frequently, though, we find the opposite: no people and empty, decrepit storefronts. We then comment, ?Geez, this