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victoria.tc.ca/techrev/rms.htm
Robert M. Slade's Biographical and Linking Page
Rob Slade is a data communications and security specialist from North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. His first love is teaching, and he got into computers because of an interest in what they could do in improving the education process in the public school system. He has a B.Sc. from the University of BC, an M.S. (in Computer and Information Science Education, which no one can ever remember) from the University of Oregon, and a Diploma of Christian Studies from Regent College. He was the
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jckonline.com/blog/870000287.html
Cutting Remarks Diamond Blog - JCK
Discussing trends and news in the diamond industry. By JCK magazine editor Rob Bates
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ibmsystemsmag.blogs.com/aixchange
AIXchange
Rob McNelly provides information, usually technical information, about AIX and Linux, particularly focused on systems management topics. Reader input required
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tenthdimension.com/blog
Imagining the Tenth Dimension
skip to main | skip to sidebar Imagining the Tenth Dimension a new way of thinking about time and space ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ by Rob Bryanton --author and research scientist David Jay Brown says: "one of the most brilliantly-conceived and mind-stretching books that I've ever encountered". --science fiction author Greg Bear says: "a fascinating excursion into the multiverse - clear, elegant, personal and provocative" 2012 (7) 26 songs (30) A Wrinkle in Time (9) addiction (11) alcohol (5) angels
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heirstothekingdom.com/rjmblog
heirstothekingdom.com
heirstothekingdom.com Robin John Morgan shares his experiences in writing, and publishing HTTK Home ABOUT HTTK THE NEW WRITER Will many writers survive Digital? Jul 29 Posted by Rob in The New Writer, Will many writers survive Digital? I often wonder what peoples perception of what a writer actually does is, because when people find out that I write, it appears that they just naturally assume that somehow I am loaded and raking in masses of money, if only that was true. In 90% of cases a