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charlesredell.com/blog
Life in all its various formats. » A Charlie Tryin' to Get By
Light rail! May'th, 2010 Light rail to the airport bitches. I know, welcome to the 20th century Seattle. Still, I'm excited. I know the pic is kinda lame, but it's early and I'm not feeling creative. Anyway the point is, I didn't have to wake anyone up and ask them to drive me to the airport in rush hour traffic. It's like living in a real city. Posted via email from CMonster?in the world Posted in Just some ramblings | No Comments » Scientists discover
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gonze.com/about
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mailto: lucas@gonze.com tech blog my music on Facebook on Twitter Lucas Gonze I work on internet media, mainly music. I live in Oakland, California with my wife Karen, baby son Noah, and border collie Zula. Hacks I led the creation of XSPF, the dominant internet playlist format, and am the lead author of the XSPF specification. This work was based partly on my survey of playlist formats. I helped craft the formats for embedding Creative Commons license statements in MP3, OGG, and SMIL. I was
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esc.wichita.edu/devault
Amy DeVault Home
Create. Visual communication is my passion. I love helping tell stories in the most powerful ways and providing information in formats that make the most sense for readers. Whether it's newspapers, websites, infographics or multimedia stories, a communication professional can and must be a reader advocate. What I've created. Teach. Working with students ? helping them learn, think and develop skills is invigorating. Their energy is contageious, and the excitement they sometimes show
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josh.ev9.org/weblog
Josh Evnin?s Blog
Format for things that need format, freedom for those that don?t May'th, 2011 In our ever-so-digital world, it?s hard to think outside of the standard formats and metaphors that are presented to us. Presentations require slides, and so our presentation tools use slides as their metaphor. Emails require big and small blobs of text, and so the tools allow for that. The hard part, I find, is knowing when and how to ditch the metaphor. Sometimes it?s good to structure