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livingstonbuzz.com/category/the-booze-bin
The Booze Bin ? The Buzz Bin
HomeCapabilitiesAboutContact The Buzz Bin Musings and analysis on marketing, buzz and communications. Subscribe by RSS Skip to content « Older posts Aug 10 2011 Women in Wine: Drinking our Way to the Top August 10, 2011 ? 9:52 am THE BOOZE BIN By Pia Mara Finkell (@piamara) Ten years ago, I landed my first gig in the wine industry at a small, but respected wine magazine. Coming out of an all-women?s college known for its influential alumnae (Gloria Steinem, Julie Child, Sylvia
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urbanconversations.com/about
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Home About UC André's CV Contact Links RSS About About UC Urban Conversations is the home of a long term project containing the professional musings of André Natta, an urbanist, economic development professional and freelance writer based in Birmingham, AL. The website takes a look at the worlds of economic development, urban revitalization and social media, particularly at how these worlds are beginning to collide in imaginative and creative ways. We?ll take a look at how
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virushead.net/vhrandom
VirusHead
Contagious thoughts, mutating as needed. VirusHead's reflections on life, philosophy, spirituality, politics, viral phenomena and humor. Resources for recovering Jehovah's Witnesses
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ronkhoo.com/blog
food, wine & travel musings by ron khoo: rantings and musings by a bloody passionate food & wine lover
Home about me Disclaimer food, wine & travel musings by ron khoo rantings and musings by a bloody passionate food & wine lover> Medoc Marathon 2011 Published in September 2nd, 2011 Posted by Ron K in wine travels No Comments I?m about to head off to Bordeaux for the Medoc Marathon 2011?my perception is that it is going to be a beautiful run as we run through some of the best vineyards in France. I?m just hoping that they would have some isotonic drinks available
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cosine.org
Cosine Jeremiah and his Musings
home about comic ruby livejournal avltree my business Cosine Jeremiah and his Musings Life and Ruby and Security April 10th, 2010 Rails, Django, and Just-Barely-Enough CSRF Protection This week I found what I thought was a bug in Rails 2.3: it does not check the anti-CSRF authenticity token for AJAX requests. Due to years of experience with Rails I knew that this was not the previous behavior I have come to expect, so I dug around and learned that this behavior was intentionally changed some