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weblog.latte.ca/blake
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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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winebizradio.com/twitter
Welcome, Tweet-head! « Wine Biz Radio
Welcome, Tweet-head! Thanks a ton for taking the time to come visit us from the most amazing time-sink known to mankind! We?re glad you came by, and since you?re here, perhaps you?re interested in learning a bit more about us! We love Twitter! As of late September 2010, we are well north of 7, 000 followers, and a little over two years after starting down the Twitter path, we?re happy to say that it?s been a sobering (no pun intended) experience, and being open and
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acmecomics.com/blog/3
stephen's blog | Acme Comics
Home/Newswire This Week's Comics Message Boards eBay Store Information Home stephen's blog Acme First Look #200 for 9.7.11 Posted August 31st, 2011 by stephen Me and the gang at my second Free Comic Book Day as an employee back in 2008. I've had this anniversary installment of the First Look bearing down on me for a while now. When I got to #100, with just over two years at the store under my belt, I felt like I had hit a benchmark, but at that point I think that Reid was still working at
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feedbite.com/blog
FeedBite Blog
The Official FeedBite Blog Enter some text and press enter! A Faster FeedBite? Posted December 29th, 2008 by andrew Hello All! Over the holidays, I took a look at a few things that were slowing down the performance of FeedBite. You may have noticed at times that the site took long to load your public pages at times, but now, worry no more! I?ve improved the speed of this process by a whopping 1000+%. I will be continuing to add little upgrades to the site as time permits, so keep
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ellenwoodphotography.com/royal_gardens/intro.html
Craig Ellenwood Photography: Royal Gardens Expedition
Royal Gardens Expedition I heard about a man named Jack Thompson who lived in an abandoned subdivision on the side of Kilauea volcano on the Big Island. I did some research and got his phone number, called him, and asked him if I could come stay with him for three nights and take some photos. He said sure, come on out and as timing had it, Madame Pele was currently pumping tons of lava down the mountainside just 400 yards from his house, the closest it's been for over 12 years. I spent a week