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The World In Only 7 Pictures
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need to flip some text upside down? http://www.revfad.com/flip.html #

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Leaked Google Video Discusses Google Reader, Social Efforts
Google Reader is my feed agregator of choice. (…)

On this blog and others I manage, yes, the wpLicense is breaking my feed. (…)

@chrisbrogan what’s happening to podcamp boston? comments? http://tinyurl.com/2xakp5 #
@cc_chapman @mitchjoel what’s happening to podcamp boston? comments? (…)

230+ Keyboard Shortcuts for Top Web Services
Wish I knew more keyboard shortcuts because they make computer time more productive. (…)

I‘ll be going to PodCamp Boston this year, just like I attended the first one Bunker Hill Community College, but after looking at this growing list of companies (with some very big ones, like Micro$oft), I’ve been wondering how this “unconference” is going to change this year. (…)

To maximize the beer drinking pleasure I developed a plan: start with lighter fare, working my way to the heavier beers, with three stops along the way. (…)

does anybody need work done, that pays, and that I won’t hate doing? (…)

I was here, looking at the harbor in Hamburg. It’s a pretty impressive place, with all of the shipping and commerce happening every where you look. (…)

so much information out there . . . there’s no way I can read it all! #
training a new person at work . . . #

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A Day in the Life of Oscar the Cat
Oscar the cat knows when you’re going to die, sits by your side, and waits for your last breath. (…)

looking at what people are beer blogging about . . . they’re very serious. I’m intimidated just writing my little tasting notes. #

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cooking with Greek Cheese - New York Times
I didn’t know this!: “Beginning this fall, feta will legally have to be made in Greece in order to keep the name.” What the hell will will we call non-Greece made feta then? (…)

quite, rainy sunday morning . . . good time to get a lot of work done. #
when was the last time it rained here in western mass? (…)