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The Ice Hockey Escapades
22 June 2010 Turning Off Comments It's been so long since I've written in this blog that the only thing one can hear is the sound of crickets?and the only new content to read are comments from spammers. Until I get my act together and start writing about hockey again?because I DO have observations to make and new learnings to report on?I'm going to turn off comments on the whole blog. Looking forward to a day when I can make time to write about hockey as well as play it
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Innovation by SIT
Skip to content Innovation by SIT « Older Entries Robyn Taragin and Amit Mayer May 29, 2011 It?s the greatest thing since sliced bread'30 Photo of the early Slicing Machine Over the last century or so, innovation has gradually become a more and more dominant factor in our world. However, despite the increasing presence and influence innovations have on our everyday lives, none of them has made it into our language ? save one: sliced bread. We often hear statements like
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Blogs « Stupendous Man
Stupendous Man! Save yourself, Throw your TV! 21May / 2008 Blogs Are they becoming boring and losing their shine? Off late, blogging, social networking or such doesnt seem to be the ?in? thing anymore? I am glad ? just get off the freaking internet shall we and enjoy some fresh air? Share this:FacebookTwitterLike this:LikeBe the first to like this post. About Supremus I am insane and boring. Stay away. View all posts by Supremus ? Posted in Slugs Permalink
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Consider this your wake-up call. If the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results, then the definition of a
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daltonator.net/durandal/blog
The First Church of Free Speech
The First Church of Free Speech Because other churches have commandments prohibiting this kind of thing. 14 December, 2007 Rape of Nanking: 70 Years Later Filed under: News, Politics and Religion ? Jason Peppers @ 9:49 pm Seventy years ago, Imperial Japan slaughtered hundreds of thousands of civilians in Nanking (or Nanjing), China. Seventy years later, we should all be thankful that the world is no longer being assaulted by an imperialist power that attacks other nations without even