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ready-up.net/author/duncan
Ready Up » Duncan
Duncan is a staff writer & community manager for Ready Up. Currently an Interactive Journalism MA student, he's dedicated his life to the written word, gaming, and sleeping. When he's not indulging in the latter he can be found endlessly screwing with Photoshop pictures on the internet, collecting retro consoles and games, or partaking in copious amounts of Red Bull and Marmite. His favourite games of all time include: the Command & Conquer franchise, Duke Nukem, and PacMan
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actualresultsmayvary.com/blog
Actual Results May Vary
Actual Results May Vary Not what you'd expect About Emma Kimbra: Cameo Lover 0 comments on this article Posted by Emma in Random Dribbling on August 26th, 2011 , tagged with Kimbra, music, youtube. This might just be my favourite song for the year. It?s so catchy, and the video clip is so? colourful! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elyk9MBY72U If you?re not tapping your foot by the end of this song, you have no soul. It?s official. Couch Surfing 1 comment on
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yahoo7.com.au/tv
TV and Australian TV Guide
Yahoo!7 TV is the home of all your favourite Channel 7 shows and our free comprehensive Australian TV Guide
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lastfm.com/user/Liquidrulz
Liquidrulz?s Music Profile ? Users at Last.fm
Listen to Liquidrulz?s personal radio station (19, 507 tracks played). Liquidrulz?s top artists: Nine Inch Nails, Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age. Favourite tags are namco, drums, ost. Get your own music profile at Last.fm, the world?s largest social music platform
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computerweekly.com/blogs/IT-collaboration-technology-blog
Collaboration Technology
Collaboration Technology 2.0 Pincher & White?s IT collaboration blog Business Intelligence - Corporate Oxymoron or Capability By Ian White on February 7, 2011 12:52 PM | No TrackBacks | More BI has been around as a term since'58 - an output of an IBM researcher and further brought into the public domain by Howard Dresner (the aforementioned facts come from my favourite on-line reference source) but the question is - have businesses become more intelligent from the legions of