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CHARLIE Blog
CHARLIE Blog this and that, everything, et cetera Home AESTHETIC PHONETIC ARCHIVES/FRIENDS RSS RECENT SEARCHES - no.18 December 10, 2009 | Filed Under d'etre, job responsibilities, lists, poetry, recent searches | Leave a Comment ?tiger coma? fluid dynamics saturn hexagon bad astronomy norway spiral ?hr giger? wave gadgets tyler perry twitter christmas monkey brain tree ?slew foot? ?slew footed cyclops? rat king abbot kinney jaws nintendo
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Who is @LosHavros? | Los Havros
Hello! Thanks for clicking the URL in my Twitter profile - let me give you a little background on who I am and what I do. Before I do that though, I'd like
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About William Smith (@meck) - Remember the human
Remember the human Words ? lonely written words ? are all you've got. About William Smith (@meck) Macworld is done for 2011 but I've posted my presentation slides on OfficeforMacHelp.com for anyone who'd like to see them. They may not make much sense without the guy behind the podium but, hey, folks were asking for them. Thanks to everyone who showed up and thanks to the folks who stopped by afterwards with their feedback or just to say "hi"! Follow me on Twitter Email me By day I am a
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Lauren's Knitting
Lauren's Knitting Breaking the fast By Lauren Snell on September 10, 2008 12:47 PM | Permalink For about six months, I bought no yarn, no notions, no magazines or books. I could do this only because I knew that I'd be traveling to the Pacific Northwest and all its glorious yarn shops at the end of summer. First up was Village Yarn and Tea, near my cousin's house outside Seattle. I bought this wonderful Kauni (pronounced cow-knee, as I learned) and will probably make a few hats out of the two