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nigelball.org/about
About Nigel Ball ::'Seven
How I hate writing about myself! But since I?m the publisher of this and several other web sites and blogs, I guess I owe it to you to fill in a few of the gaps. I live in Melbourne, Australia in an old converted warehouse which started life as the Richmond Dairy. Recently it
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ahtisaari.typepad.com/about.html
Marko Ahtisaari
Marko Ahtisaari Speaking DLD - Digital, Life, Design LeWeb ARS Electronica TED Global Monaco Media Forum Writing Blogging over Las VegasSeven Challenges to our Shared Mobile Future Organizing for Change(contributor with Peter Senge, Ole Bouman and others) Slow ArtObservations on art that isn't in a hurry Three Mistakes...in the moral mathematics of blogging (a reply to Clay Shirky) Contact Website: http://ahtisaari.typepad.com Biography Marko Ahtisaari Born in
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marcusamann.com/about
About
Home About Writing Music Comedy Subscribe Marcus Amann Writer, Musician, Comedian About Writer Marcus Amann is full-time professional writer based in Canberra, Australia. He has been creating technical e-books since the mid-nineties and has written for TOWER Software and Hewlett-Packard. He has taught web site usability, accessibility and internet marketing courses at the Canberra Institute of Technology and occasionally conducts the popular seminar ?How to create and sell e-books? at the
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Seth Godin
want to get seth's blog feed via email? enter your email. subscribe me! The very best way to keep up with Seth Godin and his writing, his free ebooks and possible seminars is to visit his blog. And the best way to keep up on his blog is to subscribe to his RSS* feed. You can do that by clicking this button: which will allow you to set up a newsreader account, which is free and easy and will change your life. RSS FEEDS If you already have an RSS reader, use one of the buttons
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Ade :: Thoughts On My Kids
010211 Thoughts On My Kids Two kids now, and both doing things that I find interesting and worth writing about. Oliver At Three-And-A-Half A New Room He gets out of bed tonight and walks over to the top of the stairs. ?Dah-ee!? (He generally skips the second d in daddy, which I?m fond of.) Although I?m not thrilled he?s out of bed, he?s been good lately, and the fact he calls for me by name is great, because what he used to do drove us nuts. What he used to