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Heriz-Smith February 6, 2010 Katahdin ? on the spur of the moment Filed under: Uncategorized ? hugo @ 10:43 pm On the spur of the moment Amy, Audrey and I decided to keep driving once we were in Searsport today and head north just to see Mt. Katahdin. I?d only ever seen it from great distance before (Greenville). This time we drove north up 95. The sun was starting to get low in the sky when we suddenly saw it ? the afternoon sun was lighting up the snow on its slopes
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D4D - "Hasta La Muerte, Motherfucker
Home About D4D - Dummies for Destruction Find Entries 1Sep '11 Junction Posted by: lyle in Driving, London, Work-related During my regular commute at the moment, I drive down the M11 into London. This involves one of my most-loathed junctions ever ? the M11/M25 junction. If you hit it at the wrong time, it can be snarled up beyond belief, for miles on either side. It?s a hateful piece of road. You can begin to see why from the Google Maps
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Kate Farber's (New York) Culinary Adventures - Google Maps
Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps
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sw'as Beyond the check-in § The use of personal geographic data has very quickly become the next big thing on the social web and it's a driving force in the localisation of something that has been thought of as 'world wide' since its very inception. Indeed, the 'world wide web' was (and still is) amazing in large part because of its ability to circumvent the barriers of vast geographic space, but that novelty is over and the future is social and local. The possibilities exposed by attaching
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Bio « John Herren?s Blog
HomeBio John Herren?s Blog Bio John Herren has been called the ?mashup posterboy?, and ?every bit one of the geniuses that?s driving the mashup software culture forward.? Just wrapping up his 4-year role as lead geek for Prime Time US, the company behind the smash hit movie and book The Secret, he is back to freelancing. His latest development work is for Tommy Lee?s project The Public Record, a crowd-sourced music mashup. John?s work in the mashup