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Travis Sparks
Home | UNC | CS Dept. | Rose-Hulman | Open Path Media | Outsourcing Blog | Contact Research Courses Resume Publications Biography T-Files Outsourcing Blog OpenPathMedia Triangle Fun Amy and Travis Latest News Welcome! I have completed my Masters in Computer Science at UNC specializing in distributed systems, multimedia, and mobile computing. Since completing my degree I have traveled Europe and have been blessed with the birth of my first child Aiden. Plus, I am now working at
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Cheryl G Burkes Blog
Cheryl G Burkes Blog Expanded Living A Heartbreaking Story of Loss By Substance April 9th, 2011 Beware! This is a story I felt while walking on my treadmill this morning! I knew I had to stop and write it down. This may not be the case for you, where you are, but apply its principles, wherever they can be applied in your life! Live Life as the Blessed Being that you are! Married eight years, on one hand we knew something like this could happen, on the other, we never in the slightest
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Ronald Kang | Information Technology | Internet Marketing
Blessed are those who find wisdom, those who gain understanding, for she is more profitable than silver and yields better returns than gold. She is more precious than rubies; nothing you desire can compare with her (Proverbs
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Matthew Kimber
MATTHEW KIMBER BLOG ABOUT PROJECTS RÉSUMÉ Putting It All Together January'th, 2011 For the past five months myself and seven others have been designing a software system for physicians and medical staff in Ghana, Africa. This project is part of a humanitarian effort by Weber State University to provide the largest teaching hospital in Ghana with something more efficient than paper (or so we hope). So far it has been a pretty good adventure. Thankfully, I have been blessed with