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mugpi.blogspot.com/2009/11/mugpie-guy.html
Mugpi: Mugpi - a bit more about me than I can squeeze into 160 characters
Mugpi Sunday, 6 December 2009 Mugpi - a bit more about me than I can squeeze into 160 characters..... Martin Mugpie... it's probably obvious thats not my real name, but when I started using Twitter I soon realised that the only way I felt comfortable tweeting what I really thought and felt was if the people reading my babble didn't know the real "me". As none of my real life friends were on Twitter, I went in seek of new contacts and now have a group of good twitter friends I'm in regular
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blogs.nature.com/mfenner
Gobbledygook Blog | Nature Publishing Group
Martin Fenner's blog on scientific publishing in the internet age
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revision3.com/internetsuperstar
Revision3 > Internet Superstar
Internet Superstar: Join Martin and Gator as they invite the online world's most popular, compelling and outrageous characters into the shed to swap stories about what life is like at the top of the online heap. What life is like as an INTERNET SUPERSTAR
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ghastlyfop.com/blog
Flags and Lollipops | Hacks, apps and science publishing miscellany
Flags and Lollipops Hacks, apps and science publishing miscellany Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts EPUBs beyond the PDF Posted on January 26, 2011 by stew Martin Fenner wrote an interesting post about EPUBs after they came up at the Beyond the PDF workshop organized by computational bio hero Phil Bourne and Elsevier?s Anita de Waard. We?ve been working with scholarly content in EPUBs for about a year at NPG now. An internal web service generates them automatically from
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devilgate.org/blog
A Labourer at the Bitface
A Labourer at the Bitface Warning: contains language from the outset Skip to content About Martin McCallionSubscribe by email « Older posts Hardcore Knows the Score 2011-08-26 ? 01:35:53 For the last two months or so, it seems, I?ve been listening almost exclusively to a single album.1 That album is David Comes to Life by a Toronto hardcore band called Fucked Up. That?s hardcore in the punk sense, not rap, or anything else. All genres have a ?hardcore