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bobbickford.typepad.com/bobs_blog
Bick's Quicks
Life, Leadership and Lessons learned along the way as a Pastor at a Multi-Site Church in STL
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cosine.org
Cosine Jeremiah and his Musings
home about comic ruby livejournal avltree my business Cosine Jeremiah and his Musings Life and Ruby and Security April 10th, 2010 Rails, Django, and Just-Barely-Enough CSRF Protection This week I found what I thought was a bug in Rails 2.3: it does not check the anti-CSRF authenticity token for AJAX requests. Due to years of experience with Rails I knew that this was not the previous behavior I have come to expect, so I dug around and learned that this behavior was intentionally changed some
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cmoe.com/blog
Leadership In Action - Learn About Business Strategy, Coaching and Leadership
Select a Location North America South America Asia Africa/Middle East Europe Changing Behavior with Corrective Feedback Part 1 Posted by Richard Williams, Ph.D. as leadership In an earlier discussion, we learned how supportive, feedback can reinforce a behavior you want repeated. In other words, one purpose of supportive feedback is to create behavior repetition. In some situations supportive feedback can actually correct behaviors as well, For example, a manager in
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dunlaps.net/darius
Tech, Support, Music, Politics | Darius
HomeAbout Subscribe via RSS Google Plus and Google Wave Written on June 30, 2011 by darius in privacy, tech Google Plus is promising. Even the tech pundits that are quick to find flaws are having a hard time coming up with anything to complain about. There?s a lot of talk about how much Google has learned. As Gina Trapani says: I?ve been been watching Google flail around social web apps for a few years now, so what I appreciate most about Google+ is that it?s a well-thought
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A2snooze - Ann Arbor - ArborWiki
ArborWiki Home Welcome Recent Changes Views Page Discussion Edit History A2snooze From ArborWiki Jump to: navigation, search Originally a bootleg twitter stream for the Snooze, which finally learned that the "Interwebs" have "feeds" that "humans" "read"; this now feeds in stories from AnnArbor.com. http://twitter.com/a2snooze This is pulled from the headlines from the RSS feed for http://blog.mlive.com/annarbornews/ Until it closed in July 2009, there was a real feed from the Ann Arbor News at