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Michael Andrews ? Writer
Michael Andrews ? Writer Just another WordPress.com site I?m so mad I?m going to buy a Wachovia Executive Lunch. (WHAT!) Posted in Complaints on October 8, 2010 by eraugrad You heard me right. I live in Charlotte where Wachovia is\was based so I want to buy a Wachovia/WellsFargo executive Lunch. I?m thinking the Capital Grill. It?s right downtown and the food is great. The weather has been nice and we can probably eat on the Patio. Now for the fine print
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Word Is Born « Paolo Mottola Jr
Paolo Mottola Jr HomeAbout Word Is Born Word Is Born The Warby Parker Experiment On September 2nd, 2011 / Personal / Leave a comment Sometimes I forget about blog posts that I start. This is one of those gems. Early this summer, Amanda and I got to thinking about buying new glasses frames, refreshing our faces. That?s just what geeky couples do. I had read about Warby Parker, an up-and-coming boutique frame shop out of New York that has a unique online
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Dogwattle
Fairly random comments on whatever I'm thinking. Mostly about work, books, travel
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Woozle - HypertWiki
Woozle From HypertWiki Jump to: navigation, search Contents 1 Introduction to Woozles 2 Introduction to This Woozle 3 Projects 3.1 The Important Stuff 3.2 The Side Burner 3.3 The Back Burner 3.4 The Obscure Stuff 4 Too Much Information Introduction to Woozles A woozle is a phenomenon caused by obsessively following one's own footsteps while thinking you are covering new ground. The presence of a woozle generally can be taken as an indication that you have become too focused on your immediate
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Gentleman Unafraid ? Mr. Dan Kelly's Blog
Gentleman Unafraid Mr. Dan Kelly's Blog Skip to content Readers Without Borders Wednesday, July 27, 2011 For many years I avoided buying books at Borders? web site for the very reasons you?re probably thinking right now: they were overpriced and their stock was curiously limited. While I made regular browsing and buying visits to stores around Chicago (my son?s library was nicely padded out by their expansive children?s section), I dreaded receiving Borders gift