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wagenknecht.org/blog
Wagenknecht.org | Gunnar?s Weblog
wagenknecht.org » Gunnar?s Weblog Admin | Sign Out Today is Sunday, September 04th, 2011. Welcome to Gunnar?s Weblog. Twitter Updates follow me on Twitter Categories Canada (4) Eclipse (99) EclipseCon (29) Family (8) Fun (14) General (10) GWT (2) Infrastructure (8) J2EE (4) Software Engineering (12) Travel (4) Archives June 2011 May 2011 March 2011 February 2011 September 2010 July 2010 June 2010 April 2010 March 2010 February
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zigamorph.net/~mid
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Tech Bio Fritzler has spent his entire career in the start-up environment, working in a variety of funding and entrepreneurial conditions. His in-depth technical experience includes instant messaging, digital signal processing, and wireless/cell infrastructure. Fritzler developed DSP simulation and instruction set transcoding software for TerraFone, Inc.'s prototype Voice over IP solution in'99 after leaving a small network engineering consultancy earlier that year. He moved to ActiveBuddy
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kmi.open.ac.uk/people/adam
Adam Rae
Publications Shared data About Adam Rae search skip to content ? Adam Rae The Knowledge Media Institute ? The Open University Home Achievement Comment Community Development Flickr General Information Retrieval Links Multimedia Semantic Web Social Networks About Adam Rae I?m a British student undertaking a PhD in Information Retrieval at The Knowledge Media Institute at The Open University in the UK. I received my Masters of Engineering from Imperial College London (where I
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cns.asu.edu/stir
STIR: SocioTechnical Integration Research
STIR Home About STIR People Publications Workshops Contact Us Members Area Socio-Technical Integration Research Project About STIR Began: 2009 | Ends: 2012 Science and technology policies around the world are placing new pressures on laboratories to address broader societal dimensions of their work in ways that have the potential to influence the content of science and engineering activities themselves – presumably for the better (see 2006 Science and Public Policy article by PI Erik Fisher
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gamepipe.usc.edu/~zyda
Michael Zyda Biography
Home Publications Presentations Students Courses GamePipe Laboratory at USC Latest GamePipe Presentation Material Personal Trainer Michael Zyda MONTEREY (mz) -- Michael Zyda is the Director of the USC GamePipe Laboratory, and a Professor of Engineering Practice in the USC Department of Computer Science. At USC, he created the BS in Computer Science (Games) and MS in Computer Science (Game Development) cross-disciplinary degree programs and doubled the incoming undergraduate enrollment