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  • meehive.com/about.html

    @WalmartLabs

    Skip to content Blog News and Events Careers About @WalmartLabs Home Home Twitter: @walmartlabsCan't decide what gift to get for a friend? Don't worry--we'll help soon: http://t.co/vJgepb5 07:49:50 PM September 08, 2011 from TweetDeckCurious about some of the meat of the Social Genome? Check out this article on how WalmartLabs leverages Hadoop: http://t.co/aqjw6kO 02:58:31 PM September 08, 2011 from TweetDeckCheck out @anand_raj's interview about Walmart's latest leap into ecommerce on

  • bitterkat.com/bk

    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

  • ianbrodie.com/more-clients-in-less-time

    Welcome to More Clients in Less Time

    Welcome to the More Clients in Less Time blog. On the site you?ll find articles, videos, podcasts and other resources all focused on helping consultants, coaches and other professionals to attract and win more clients. If you?re a professional who?s

  • sweety.jp/lsd

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  • ignorethecode.net/blog

    ignore the code

    4 days ago Laurie Voss, via Jeff Escalante: Again, this is Microsoft?s own research, cited in the same post: nobody ? almost literally 0% of users ? uses the menu bar, and only 10% of users use the command bar. Nearly everybody is using the context menu or hotkeys. So the solution, obviously, is to make both the menu bar and the command bar bigger and more prominent. Right? Dmitry Fadeyev writes: We?ll have to wait and see how the new UI works in Windows 8 but I certainly wouldn?t