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designingdigitally.com/blog
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E-Learning, Virtual Worlds, Web Development, 3D Simulations & Serious Games CALL US AT 513-698-8142 Home What We DoE-learning2D Computer or Web-Based Training 2D or 3D Serious GamesUnity 3 Development 3D Virtual Simulation Training Tools Learning Management Systems Layout Design Game-Based Training Video-Based Training Web Based Employee Training Computer Based TrainingEmployee Training Programs Virtual Training Systems Virtual WorldsDesign in Second LifeSecond Life Animation Second Life
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vivonet.com
Restaurant POS System, Point of Sale, POS Software - Halo POS, Vivonet
Specializing in restaurant POS systems, Halo is a new generation of secure web based point of sale systems for the restaurant industry
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accc.uic.edu/itl
Instructional Technology Lab ::: University of Illinois at Chicago
plain text The mission of the ITL is to help UIC faculty make use of computer technology and Web-based solutions to enhance teaching and learning. The ITL also serves as a test bed for new technology applications in computing and education. ACCC Highlights UIC in Session! Getting Help From ACCC Get Web Space on Tigger PC Lab Reservation Networking & LAN Services ITL Services Flier, March 2009 Requesting a Listserv List Phonebook Lookup UIC Schedule of Classes
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steevak.com/blog
Bloglines « SteevAK
SteevAK Stuff and stuff Bloglines September 22, 2004 in tech I use the site talked about in this article. I?d highly recommend it for web-based RSS reading. It?s nice to be able to check all my feeds from any internet-enabled computer. Right now there are no ads, and I had been wondering how they made any money. According to the article, ads are going to be implemented sometime in the future, so subscribe now! Like this:LikeBe the first to like this post. Leave a Comment
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leon.ingulsrud.net/blog
Leon?s Weblog
Leon?s Weblog Leon Ingulsrud?s weblog Kiva! Help save the world? for FREE!! August 1st, 2011 I?ve been using Kiva for a little bit now and I?m very impressed with it. It?s basically a web-based micro-lending site, where you make loans of, usually, 25 dollars to people who can really use them. Then when the loan is returned, you can reinvest it with someone else. It?s great. Go to the site. Check it out. The thing is that for a limited time Kiva is