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Common Knowledge
Now on ScienceBlogs: Oops Last 24 Hrs Life Science Physical Science Environment Humanities Education Politics Medicine Brain & Behavior Technology Information Science Jobs Common Knowledge Latest Posts Archives About RSS Contact Search Profile I'm John Wilbanks. I run the Science Commons project at Creative Commons. I travel too much, cook too little, and spend way too much time thinking about copyrights. For more regular updates, follow me on twitter. Recent Posts World Opera
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dreamextreme.us/blog
DreamExtreme Class Blog
DreamExtreme Class Blog The Official Class Blog for Mr. Cosand's 5th Grade Class. Assignments Links Resources Weekly Schedule Behavior Plan YouTube KidBlog Flickr Twitter 0 Comments' days ago PERMALINK 0 CollaborEYES: Connecting With Other Students Have you ever wanted to see the world through somebody else?s eyes? Get a sense of another person?s experiences and ideas? Collaboreyes is a new project that will connect students from around the country and, possible, from around
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weblog.latte.ca/blake
Blog-o
Blog-o! Notes from latte.ca blake Wed, 15 Jun 2011 Customization and choice. [/tech/thunderbird] A friend of mine recently said: EVERY behavior aspect of EVERY application should be user-settable if the user is prepared to drill down far enough. No exceptions. Even if the user will be shooting his own foot by messing with it. I, obviously, disagree with him, and wanted to explain why in a few more characters than Twitter would allow. While giving the user complete control over every aspect of
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cutroni.com/blog
Analytics Talk by Justin Cutroni
Analytics TalkUntangling the world of web analyticsHomeAbout MeContact 5 Google Analytics Custom Variables for Ecommerce June 14, 2011 By Justin Cutroni 13 Comments I believe that every business can use Google Analytics custom variables. Especially ecommerce businesses. Custom variables inject new data dimensions that are crucial for segmentation. As analysts we need to do segmentation to understand user behavior. And ecommerce sites have certain unique behaviors that are not tracked with a
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method-combination.net/blog
Irate Nate's weblog
Irate Nate's weblog» speeding up emacs savesFor a while now, I've noticed that saving files (maybe loading files, but saving files especially) was ridiculously slow in emacs. The busy cursor would come up for a good second or two when saving files. For a while I attributed it to the hard drive noticeably spinning up on my laptop (which it's doing now as I write this), but then I noticed--or got really annoyed--by the same behavior on my desktop. Particularly when editing files in a GCC