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neil's blog | Lucidus Corporation - Drupal Web Sites, Web-Based Software, Hosting and Training
Home News Contact Us 877-4LUCIDUS Blog About Us What We Do Our Process Our Work You are here: Home » Blogs » Neil's Blog neil's blog Why is Lucidus leaving Keene, New Hampshire? (Spoiler: We're Not...Not Even Close) Submitted by neil on Thu, 08/11/2011 - 5:19pm Publicly Available There have been more than a few surprised people around the region when I told them I'm moving my family to Northern Virginia (this month). The first question..."Is Lucidus moving out of Keene?" I always
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noordinaryhomestead.com
No Ordinary Homestead | It's about Freedom
It's about Freedom Home About/PR Advertise BlogMania Contact Ayla the Newf Expat Life Our Farm House Blogroll Parenting Family Blogs & Links Sustainable Life In the Garden Sustainable Blogroll Sep 2, 2011 {Garden Life} Saving calendu... Happy Friday, friends! Wow it?s been quite a week around here?and there is still much to be done. But staying busy keeps me out of trouble. The peaches and grapes are now both pretty... read more Aug 29, 2011 17 cents? You can?t
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andrewmcafee.org/blog
Andrew McAfee's Blog ? The Business Impact of IT
Photo of Andrew McAfee Search Home Blog About RSS Andrew McAfee's Blog The Business Impact of IT Tweet Current Business Forecast: Cloudy by Andrew McAfee on August 31, 2011 I have an article coming out in the November issue of Harvard Business Review telling non-IT executives (HBR?s core readers) what they need to know and do about cloud computing. I make the argument that the move to the cloud is inevitable because of the advantages it offers, so companies and their leaders need to
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intertext.com/lauren
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
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Michael Dwyer's Home Page
I can't even keep to a once-a-year update schedule. Well, to my credit, that's because there hasn't been much to report. My mom sold the family home in Leadville. So, the only connection I have left is the old mining claim. I still go up there from time to time. Most recently, I was up for the Leadville Pack Burro Race. There, I got to put a third notch into my Amateur Radio Emergency Responder card, when I helped pluck K0UEM out of a ravine. Did I mention I got a new