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reviewingwhatever.blogspot.com/2009/04/twitter_27.html
Reviewing Whatever: Twitter
Reviewing Whatever If it's new to me, I'll tell you what I really think. Updates Wednesday nights. Newer Post Older Post Home Twitter Monday, April 27, 2009 Image via CrunchBaseWelcome! If you've landed here, you probably found me on Twitter. I hope you enjoy the links I'm sharing and the observations I'm making. This site isn't quite so pithy as a Tweet, but if you're looking for a book or movie, or even a restaurant or tourist trap, to check out, go ahead and browse around. It's not
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alienne4.livejournal.com/40577.html
I always said - For The Curious
Hi! I'm Elana. I'm 26 years old, I reside in Toronto, and I live in a dream. I do as much singing as I can in two different a cappella groups, one of which I co-founded with my boyfriend this year. I have sung every female part from alto 2 to soprano 1, and sometimes solo. I prefer the kinds of
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mechanicalcat.net/richard
Mechanical Cat
Mechanical Cat Contents Mechanicalcat Rachel Richard My weblog Tech Creative Contact richard and rachel are both contactable through mechanicalcat dot net Richard Jones If you're wondering who I am, here's a dry but up-to-date resume. In a nutshell, I'm a software developer living in Melbourne, Victoria Australia. I'm married to Rachel, and we have a daughter Abigail and two cats Susu (Susuwatari) and Toto (Totoro). We live in a quiet, green and hilly suburb which is about 20 minutes' drive
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frumpycurmudgeon.blogspot.com/p/my-twitter-manifesto.html
Musings of a Frumpy Curmudgeon: my twitter manifesto
Musings of a Frumpy Curmudgeon it's like Internet porn...without the porn... my twitter manifesto... If you're on this page, you very likely clicked from the link in my Twitter bio. Welcome. I created this page to give you some insight into myself and my existence on Twitter. about meMy name's Brian. I'm a 40-something plain looking white guy from a certain ethnic suburb of Akron, Ohio. I've been married for 10+ years; I'm a daddy of two wonderful but challenging kids: a eight-year-old
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thoughtballoon.co.uk/blog
The Thought Balloon
The Thought Balloon Dan Eastwell, a User Interface Developer's Thoughts Live Search: Thoughts on HTML5 Semantics Posted by Dan Eastwell Mon, 13 Sep 2010 09:00:00 GMT I'm currently reading Introducing HTML5 by Remy Sharp and Bruce Lawson, and it's a thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining introduction to a 'must know' new topic. I'm just sketching out my initial thoughts here. I followed through the examples concerning the new header, footer, section, nav and article elements - the parts