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@HAEFLIGER Skip navigation Fits and fortune February 22, 2011 ? 9:14 pm Posted in Off-site Leave a Comment Oddly, writing comes in fits, not piecemeal, not rare and not often, just fits, thrown by some authority that controls serendipitous readings, conference deadlines, and co-authors? schedules. But most of all the authority of an inner clock building up something to type. There?s a song by Lorenzo Jovanotti, maybe about the jump into such a fit and into a solitary
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ShellyBlog
ShellyBlog Shelly Brisbin writes about new media, cocktails, technology, and the world around her 06.28.11 Today?s Shared Items ? June 28, 2011 Posted in Blog Posts at 1:33 PM Groupon: What I learned by living off Internet coupons for seven straight days. June 28, 2011 ? If I lived off the Internet coupons I?m offered, I would be tanned, waxed, massaged, and tweezed. And one meal, which I would have to travel 25 miles to eat. How to tell John Wayne from John Wayne Gacy
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The Social Programmer ? Craig Murphy: author, blogger, community evangelist, developer, speaker
Craig Murphy: author, blogger, community evangelist, developer, speaker The Social Programmer SiteMap IT Community Blogs Disclaimer August 31st, 2011 at 11:40 pm Smartphones: unbalanced exposure? [Part 2 of 2] in: Windows Phone If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!I?m not slating the phone vendors in this post, however their web-sites don?t lend themselves to selling Windows Phone devices. I visited five of the the UK?s most
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Collaboration Technology
Collaboration Technology 2.0 Pincher & White?s IT collaboration blog Business Intelligence - Corporate Oxymoron or Capability By Ian White on February 7, 2011 12:52 PM | No TrackBacks | More BI has been around as a term since'58 - an output of an IBM researcher and further brought into the public domain by Howard Dresner (the aforementioned facts come from my favourite on-line reference source) but the question is - have businesses become more intelligent from the legions of
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bitterkat
Race Pace By bitterkat on August 30, 2011 1:28 PM | Permalink McMillan Running has a race pace calculator. Punch in your best race time and it'll predict what pace you can run for a different race (plus it gives you good tips for paces to run on different types of training runs). My fastest 5K is 28:38 which means I SHOULD be able to run my upcoming half marathon at a 10:07 pace. My first thought is NU-UH. CAN'T. Then I looked at the pace of some recent runs. I stuck with the plan and ran my