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socialoomph.com/profiles
Tools to Boost Your Social Media Productivity » SocialOomph.com
"I'm exceptionally impressed with everything to do with SocialOomph, " Barry Fenning wrote. Login or RegisterFormerly TweetLater.com Advertisement Who Is Not Following Back? Easily Unfollow Them! - FollowerHub.com Feature your Twitter or StatusNet profile here for 24 hours and have it seen more than 126, 000 times! Do you think it would give you fantastic or awesome exposure?Click Here To Learn How! Login Register Access Issues? Get New Password Retrieve Username New Activation Email Read
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gnome.org/~pvillavi
Pedro Villavicencio Garrido - Homepage
Go to page content Go to main menu GNOME.ORG GNOME 3 Applications About Us Get Involved Who am I? I'm a Chilean GNOME and Ubuntu contributor. A few years ago I wrote Hipo an iPod tool for manage those little and cute devices. I also hacked on the Netspeed Applet. My main work on the GNOME Project is on the GNOME Bugsquad and on the GNOME Membership & Elections Committee. When i have some time i write small patches for others GNOME Modules. And yes I'm also a really proud GNOME Foundation
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thedarkerside.to/rants
the darkerside to rants
the darkerside to rants It's a rant, I wrote it because it bugged me. immunization ethics Posted in Musings, Rant, The Internet, Writing on August 28th, 2011 by Michael I admit it, I do believe people should not be told what to do with their own bodies or minds if they do not endanger others in the process. Having said this: I have an ethical problem / dilemma when it comes to immunization. Here?s the deal. Immunization works because everybody gets the shot. This creates a
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dougsomerville.com/twitter-policy
Welcome, Twitterers and Tweeps | DougSomerville.com
If you?ve arrived here the odds are you clicked the URL in my Twitter bio. So, firstly, thanks for taking the time to pay a visit. I wrote this page to
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ghastlyfop.com/blog
Flags and Lollipops | Hacks, apps and science publishing miscellany
Flags and Lollipops Hacks, apps and science publishing miscellany Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts EPUBs beyond the PDF Posted on January 26, 2011 by stew Martin Fenner wrote an interesting post about EPUBs after they came up at the Beyond the PDF workshop organized by computational bio hero Phil Bourne and Elsevier?s Anita de Waard. We?ve been working with scholarly content in EPUBs for about a year at NPG now. An internal web service generates them automatically from