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Feb '10
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This is hot.  [by blutsbrueder-design]

This is hot.  [by blutsbrueder-design]

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05
Feb '10
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Duck, duck, GOOSE!  Duck, duck, duck, duck, duck… (ducks make me happy)  via pixadus

Duck, duck, GOOSE!  Duck, duck, duck, duck, duck… (ducks make me happy)  via pixadus

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25
Jan '10
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I’m going to avoid nitpicking at the hyperbole and say that the new Dockers campaign is absolutely fantastic:  Dockers® Store Online - Live Khaki

I’m going to avoid nitpicking at the hyperbole and say that the new Dockers campaign is absolutely fantastic:  Dockers® Store Online - Live Khaki

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21
Jan '10
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Jan '10
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Sure, many teens repeatedly tell me “public by default, private when necessary” but this doesn’t suggest that privacy is declining; it suggests that publicity has value and, more importantly, that folks are very conscious about when something is private and want it to remain so.
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14
Jan '10
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Jan '10
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Catch! (via Lisa Brewster)
Back about a year ago when I moved to North Park, we threw everything we could get away with over the balcony.  It was actually great fun (as fun as moving can be, anyway), and the pictures still make me giggle.

Catch! (via Lisa Brewster)

Back about a year ago when I moved to North Park, we threw everything we could get away with over the balcony.  It was actually great fun (as fun as moving can be, anyway), and the pictures still make me giggle.

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Jan '10
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Your dreams are still focusing and your passion is growing. Your energy is still bubbling and your story keeps going.
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16
Dec '09
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I’m not making a donation to say thank you for what Wikipedia has given me today. I’m investing in the freedom of knowledge for tomorrow.
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What you do know […] is what pains you on a regular basis. If you stop trying to solve everyone else’s problems, and starting figuring out how to solve your own, you’ll probably come up with an invention, solution or service which would resonate with other people who have the same problem. The obvious next questions is, How many people have this same problem? That’s your market. It’s probably a niche market, but that’s fine. Focus on it.
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09
Dec '09
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Most app discovery comes from viral word of mouth among customers, not from people searching app stores for something to download.
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