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Tags: tag this topic create new tag, view all tags The Latest TWiki-Twitter-Buzz this may take a few minutes to load TWiki Twitters Microblogging With Twitter Terminology Follow And Post About TWiki How Does This Work? Learn More About Twitter TWiki-ists who Twitter Discussion Microblogging With Twitter If you're not quite ready to write a full blog entry you might still have thoughts and comments to share about TWiki. What are you using TWiki for? Have you recently solved a problem? Why not
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loewald.com/blog
inconsequence
inconsequence tonio loewald's thoughts on usability, programming, games, and other stuff Tactics of Mistake August 26th, 2011 Others have written more eloquently than I can about Steve Jobs?s resignation as CEO of Apple. It?s the end of an era, and I can understand why so many of the pieces I?ve read seem like obituaries. On the positive side, most of what?s been said has been nice, bordering on reverential. I hope he feels the love. The one consistent question
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danfusion.com/blogv2
Danfusion Blog ? Danfusion - The Fusion of the Web and Dan
Personal ramblings of a web developer. The Scribbled notes of a food technician. The random thoughts of a person
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open.ac.uk/blogs/bioobsprojblog
iSpot & EML project blog
iSpot & EML project blog Progression of the projects and any thoughts related to them. Latest site changes/improvements August 1st, 2011 by Richard G Just an update as to some of the things that have changed on the site over the pasts couple of weeks: The drop down lists for the predictive text fields on Scientific and English name fields have now been given scroll bars which has allowed the returned results to be upped from a maximum of 20 now to 100 The ?get recommended
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beust.com/weblog
Otaku, Cedric's blog
Otaku, Cedric's blog Thoughts about software development Home About Deus Ex: Human Revolution Aug 30 Posted by Cedric in General | 1 Comment ?Deux Ex: Human Revolution? is priced at $49.99 on Steam, so I thought I?d check out Amazon. A quick search for ?deus ex revolution? shows the following results: However, if you search for ?deux ex standard?, the result is quite different: $34.99! Compared to $45-$60 for all the other versions, that?s