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johnhurlbut.com/blog
John's Blog
John's Blog Theme Chooser About Welcome to the blog of John Hurlbut. Here I'm going to post some recent ramblings, etc. I'll divide the blog into categories, General, Exercise, and Food. The Exercise and Food portions are simply somewhere for me to keep track of these items. No need to explore here. But read on and drop me a line sometime. Links John's Site John's RE Site Google Teri's Blog Steve's Blog Scott's Blog Erick's Blog RSS Feed
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thejuliagroup.com/blog
AnnMaria?s Blog
AnnMaria?s Blog Words from the Prez The Julia Group Home About Recent Posts Ten Things about SAS On-Demand for Academics Univariate statistics for categorical data? How weird! Me and SAS On-Demand Get Ready for Class Sports equality, t-tests and standard error Census in Black & White: What I wondered about lately Categories Algebra Dr. De Mars General Life Ramblings Grantwriting Open data Software statistics Technology The Julia Group Archives September 2011 August 2011 July
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tmcdonald.com/notes
Notes From Tom?s Garage
Notes From Tom?s Garage Blogroll Old Blog Tom on Twitter Recent Updates RSS Toggle Comment Threads | Keyboard Shortcuts tom 9:07 pm on August 2, 2011 Permalink Phone Games Thinking of designing a fun game for those poor bastards who are forced to ignore the Do Not Call List and ring my home informing me that they?ll be ?in my neighborhood giving home improvement estimates?. 8 ? 10 times per week? no kidding. I?m imagining a cool phone tree
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deri.ie/about/team/member/julie_letierce
DERI Galway - Julie Letierce
The major objective of the Digital Enterprise Research Institute (DERI) is to bring current Web technology to its full potential by combining and improving recent trends around the Web
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pierrebastien.net/nyc-subway-alerts-on-twitter
NYC Subway Alerts on Twitter
If you ride the New York City subway and want to check for any recent service disruptions or planned track work, follow the appropriate link below. All NYC trains | All NYC buses (new) 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-A-B-C-D-E-F-G-J-L-M-N-Q-R-S-Z The MTA provides this info
