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- RT @edsu: "IT needs to be commissioned or rented, rather than procured in huge, expensive contracts of long duration." http://t.co/wa42vEEm about 4 hours ago from Twitter for Android
- RT @elliottmunoz: Who ordered the white chocolate sundae with a cherry on top? //cc: @rsoule http://t.co/zHk9G89V 07:26:49 PM February 03, 2012 from web
- RT @hesketh: We're adding another project manager. Love people and process? Join our growing team and build a better (web) world: http:/ ... 06:53:59 PM February 03, 2012 from web
- just saw a promoted tweet in my timeline and i was *actually* interested in it. 02:12:23 PM February 03, 2012 from web
- RT @MikeBloomberg: Please donate to help #PlannedParenthood's breast cancer screening program & I'll match up to $250,000: http://t.co/3 ... 12:13:10 PM February 03, 2012 from Twitter for Android
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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Lee Rainie Notes: HELIN Library Consortium Annual Conference
Lee Rainie is the Director of Pew Internet Project and a New Yorker (gasp!). But he’s redeemed himself because he lives in Washington, DC…a wonderful place! http://www.pewinternet.org/ppf/a/102/about_staffer.asp Lee had some great facts. Luckily he’s posting the presentation on the Pew … Continue reading
Interesting MediaWiki Extensions
I’ve been poking around mediawiki a bit because I just set up a personal one. Some of the users of my personal wiki aren’t going to be very technologically savvy, so I thought of putting some information to help them … Continue reading
KGB: Knowledge Generation Bureau
Have you seen the add with the girl saying that it’ll take 2 billion and some odd hamster to get to the moon (annoyingness: she should have asked from what point, sea level or the Himalayas)? Did you go to … Continue reading