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  • blog.mozilla.com/basil

    Basil's Bodacious Blog

    Home About Me Basil's Bodacious Blog Add-ons, metrics, distribution and other Mozilla matters Feed on Posts Comments Departing from Mozilla Corp? October 2nd, 2008 by bhashem I?ve made the very difficult decision to leave Mozilla Corporation to pursue another employment opportunity. It has been an amazing 2.5 years and it saddens me that I will not be interacting as deeply with the Mozilla community. Yet, I expect to remain active as I?m huge supporter of the Mozilla

  • dfan.org/blog

    dfan says

    dfan says Evan Dara: The Lost Scrapbook July 30th, 2011 Another one of those long difficult books that I bought on principle and then let languish on my bookshelf for a decade (literally; I just went to Amazon to see what the reader reviews were like and it informed me that I had bought this from them in'99). Like many Gaddis books, it consists almost entirely of unattributed dialogue, although in this case much of it is more like monologue, as (unnamed) people recount occurrences that have

  • madmarketingmethod.com/madlesson_1.php

    Mad Marketing Method - Lesson

    Mad Marketing Method Lesson 1: Welcome to Mad Marketing Lesson 1 Brought to you by from Today I am going to be completely honest with you. This whole online business thing can be difficult to understand and very frustrating. In fact, it can take an absolute excitable business opportunist and create a MAD MARKETER out of them. So what is a MAD MARKETER? A MAD Marketer is someone who can follow three basic principles and this is where the ?MAD

  • blog.outsystems.com/aboutagility

    About Agility

    About Agility Agile insights from the trenches Education and RAD PaaS - Like Peanut Butter and Jelly By Terence Fugazzi on August 16, 2011 5:20 PM | No Comments | No TrackBacks IT professionals in the education space have a difficult task facing them - they have to meet the demands of students, teachers and administrative support staff with what typically amounts to a shoestring budget. In the past few years, this has meant relying heavily on Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions that

  • christiansejersen.com/blog

    Christian Sejersen

    Browsers, mobile and technology Christian Sejersen Home About Leaving Mozilla Posted by christian in Mozilla, Personal on July 22nd, 2009 It was a difficult decision to make, but I am leaving Mozilla effective July 31, 2009 to pursue another opportunity. The ride at Mozilla has been exciting and I am sure I will miss working with the great people in Mozilla and the community. I wish everybody the best of luck and hope Firefox will go from strength to strength and of course that Fennec will be