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ryepup.unwashedmeme.com/blog
Ryan?s Tech Blog
Ryan?s Tech Blog Getting started with Hunchentoot and Talcl websites June', 2011 at 10:58 am · Filed under lisp This is a short guide to setting up a lisp-powered website with Hunchentoot and Talcl/Buildnode. Hunchentoot is a web server, Talcl is a templating system, and Buildnode is a CXML helper library Talcl uses. These are from notes I made while writing an app to help my wife record attendance and student progress for dance classes. My high-level approach on my hobby
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blogs.hillandknowlton.com/ryanpeal
Collective Conversation » Creativity in Public Relations
Creativity in Public Relations Creativity, marketing, great ideas, smart thinking, public relations, insights, inspirations, innovations and more. (Formerly known as Ryan's View) This blog is part of Collective Conversation I?m For Life Streaming (+ I?m Moving) 05 August 2009 I?ve been reading a lot about life streaming and thought I?d jump right in ? it was time for a change. And a big change is happening with me already as in a few weeks I?m leaving my
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barbariangroup.com/employees/ryan_mcmanus
barbaripedia : ryan mcmanus : the barbarian group
01barbaripedia 02barbarian blog 03portfolio 04capabilities 05software 06contact 07jobs the barbarian group 01 back employee_profile Recent Posts Firefox wants to ... Ryan Adams Hates ... LP Roulette No Ad: NY Formal Friday: ... Ryan's Latest TopicsAdvertisingNew YorkInternet CultureBostonRock and RollDesignThe Internet ? more The Networks and the InternetYouth MarketingClient Services and RelationsCreativityStrategyPhotographyBarbarian History ? more ? back Barbarian Style
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blippy.com/ryan
Ryan Romanchuk (ryan) writes reviews on Blippy
See Ryan Romanchuk's reviews here on Blippy. Blippy is a website where people obsessively review everything they buy
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clusterflock.org/author/sheila-ryan
Sheila Ryan | clusterflock
about flockers categories Thou still unravished bride of quietness, Thou foster-child of silence and slow time. September 2, 2011 | Filed Under sadness, theater | posted by Sheila Ryan | 6 Comments Toilet Paper History: How America Convinced the World to Wipe The first products designed specifically to wipe one?s nethers were aloe-infused sheets of manila hemp dispensed from Kleenex-like boxes. They were invented in'57 by a New York entrepreneur named Joseph Gayetty, who claimed his