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sethb.com/weblog
SethBlog | Seth Bokelman?s Weblog
HomeAbout SethBlog Seth Bokelman?s Weblog July 4, 2011 by Seth 0 comments WordPress 3.2 WordPress 3.2 is out, upgrading this site to it turned out to be problematic, as I was still using MySQL version 4, and this new version requires 5! I use GoDaddy for my hosting, and found this excellent post detailing how to set up a new database and move the content over. I can report that it worked just fine? Categories: Technology | Permalink July 2, 2011 by Seth 0 comments My new PC, part
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alexandralim.co.uk/blog
alexandralim.co.uk blog
About Making things By alex On September 7, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In exhibitions, found & inspirational, journal, nice things, things to go see Here is something I wrote about the V&A?s new Power of Making show: It was amazing. Highly recommended, and it?s free. I should have some photos of the exhibition soon. Here are some other people making things. I really like the verb ?to make?. Maybe because it?s one of my favourite things to do
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biteyourtongue.net/daydream
Daydream Believer
September 5, 2011 - Updated the Buy Stuff page This is the place to find everything you ever wanted (and didn't want) to know about me and everywhere I can be found online. You can find out how to hire me for freelance work, chat with me via IM, or buy some of my artwork. It's all here, and if anything is missing, just hit up the Networking section and get in touch with me to let me know. I'm always looking for ways to improve this or any of my sites. Home About Me Networking My
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fllickr.com/photos/me_flipflop
fllickr.com
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ktliterary.com/daphne
kt literary » Daphne
kt literary books aren?t just what we do, they?re who we are kt literary About Clients Partners Submissions Daphne! LATEST POSTS September 6th, 2011 A Peek at the Query Inbox Hello, readers! I feel like I know you all so much better after all your wonderful comments on Friday?s post. Let?s keep the conversation going, shall we? Today I want to show you a peek into my query inbox with a breakdown of genres and subgenres found within. This isn?t quite like a live