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vergil66.com/blog
Vergil's Coffee Table
Home About bashingEd Coffee Stains Sample Page Vergil's Coffee Table Just another WordPress site Dec 30 2010 Write or Die now. Published by vergil66 under All Things Organized One of the things I think we as writers (or those who write) can struggle with is that empty, blank screen (or sheet of paper). Sometimes it?s just coming up with the idea and just sitting out the silence until the conversation with the screen or paper can begin. I recently found through a friend on Twitter
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arikfr.com/blog
Obvious Ideas | From the desk of a Software Developer
Obvious Ideas From the desk of a Software Developer Search Main menu Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content HomeAboutArchives Post navigation ? Older posts How To Write Class Methods in CoffeScript Posted on July 10, 2011 by Arik Reply I recently started writing my client side code in CoffeeScript. While CoffeeScript (and migrating to it) deservers a post of its own, I wanted to share something quick and simple I learned today, which is how to write class methods: In this
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about - in the fade
about i like hockey. i like video games. i love music. i used to write here. then i wrote about news and politics here. then i wrote about music here. I now write about hockey here. I spent a week
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writetoincite.com/about/about-micheledortch
About @MicheleDortch
Write to Incite? HomeIs This You?ApproachWork With MeAboutPraiseResourcesFAQsBlogContact You are here: Home / About / About @MicheleDortch About @MicheleDortch Greetings fellow Tweeter! Thanks for clicking the URL from my Twitter profile. I?m the Founder of Write to Incite, a boutique marketing communications firm that specializes in social media and content marketing for smart, passionate professionals. You can browse this site to
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aaron.isa-geek.org/pivot/index.php
Aaroblog - Life and times of a misplaced Yankee
Aaroblog Life and times of a misplaced Yankee About Hi, welcome, & thanks for stopping by. This is my personal blog, and I'll let you know up front that I don't write to please anyone; I write for me. You're welcome to poke around, but please don't hack on my stuff. I'm Aaron Sakovich (aka Alphaman), an engineer/sysadmin kind of guy, and have been in the computer industry since'80. I love this modern virtual world, and it allows me the time and freedom to enjoy my life in meatspace, too