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k u r t s q u i r e 's d e l i c i o u s l y 1 . 0 h o m e p a g e
K u r t S q u i r e ' s H o m e p a g e Kurt Squire is an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Educational Communications and Technology division of Curriculum and Instruction and a research scientist a the Academic Advanced Distributed Learning Co-Lab. Squire is also a co-founder and current director of the Games, Learning, & Society Initiative, a group of over 50 faculty and students investigating game-based learning. Squire's research investigates the
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1bydesign.com/Blog/Blog.html
Kat?s Photo Blog
Let?s Talk Kat?s Photo Blog I?m not much of a blogger but I thought I?d start a photo blog and hopefully add something to it each day. It?s not always possible because of my schedule but I?m going to give it a darn good try. Here are blogs by some of my friends. Hanging on the Laundry Line The Click of My Shutter Our Serendip
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keydesign.com/about.htm
K E Y D E S I G N
George Campbell has worked as an industrial designer and business manager in the United States and Europe. His experience in designing and developing successful products for a variety of manufacturers in the medical and consumer markets, including brands such as Hilti, Mercedes Benz, and Graco Children’s Products. George is currently serving as Chair of the Tennessee Valley Chapter of the Industrial Design Society of America (IDSA). George holds a Bachelor's of Science in Industrial Design
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mdbenoit.com/blog
Life?s Weirder Than Fiction
Reflections on reality in fiction and fiction in reality. Book Reviews, art, oddities, and comments on life from Science Fiction Mystery Author M. D. Benoit Life?s Weirder Than Fiction Homepage">Life?s Weirder Than Fiction Name the bear From Elizabeth Burton - Twenty-odd years ago, my mom bought me a little white wizard bear at an after-Christmas sale. When I joined Zumaya Publications, he/she became our unofficial mascot. Now, we?re going to make the bear our OFFICIAL mascot
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claessen.com/blog
Paul?s blog
HomeAbout Mystery TOU-PP Paul?s blog « Older Entries Kids, ping-pong balls: it?s all the same. I August 21st, 2010 | Author: Paul A Facebook friend of mine recently challenged his readers to solve this puzzle: "I have two children. One is a boy born on a Tuesday. What is the probability I have two boys?" The "born on a Tuesday" makes for an surprisingly interesting twist, but since I?d like to keep THAT part for a later blog post (in which I hope to