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Acquisitions
I think there are two web companies in the last few years that I’ve really wrote here about how great I thought they were, JotSpot and Feedburner. Now 2/2 acquired by Google… of course, let’s hope this purchase goes better … Continue reading
Tagged acquisitions, business, feedburner, google, jotspot, mna
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Popfly
Popfly – I heard about this first though email, but it’s all over the web as well. Microsoft has done an amazing job of making it really easy to combine web services, and I only hope that the output itself … Continue reading
Tagged apis, mashup, microsoft, popfly, webservices, yahoopipes
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You Are What You Grow
You Are What You Grow – this is a very true and depressing story of the massive implications of the US’s farm bill, which everyone should read. Via del.icio.us.
Tagged agriculture, agriculturesubsidies, corn, farmbill, legislation, obesity, unitedstates
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SmugBlog: Lifetime free Pro accounts to developers
SmugBlog: Lifetime free Pro accounts to developers – now that is a smart idea
Don McMillan
Thanks to PowerPoint: sometimes you have to laugh to keep from crying I found out about Don McMillan. The first two clips on there are absolutely fantastic. That lead me to his site, where part of his demo video had … Continue reading
Tagged comedy, donmcmillan, powerpoint, standup
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EMI, Apple Are Announcing Sale Of Non-DRM Music for $1.29/song
EMI, Apple Are Announcing Sale Of Non-DRM Music for $1.29/song – I only follow the music business peripherally, but this could be the start of things that tip the balance in the right direction. Or it could be just a … Continue reading
Greening businesses, one step at a time
Greening businesses, one step at a time – somehow I got dragged into writing an article for my campus paper this week about an event (Environment and Business conference) I was attending. Anyhow, writing for a newspaper just felt really … Continue reading
Tagged environmentandbusiness, imprint, journalism, uw, uwaterloo
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Systems Design Engineering Workshop Projects
2006-2007 SYDE 461/462 Workshop Projects – I’m no big fan of my school itself, but I’m a huge fan of the students. Today I checked out the systems design engineering fourth-year project on display and pretty much every one of … Continue reading
Tagged syde, systemsdesignengineering, universityofwaterloo, uw
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London Free Press – Local News – Ban on clotheslines put through wringer
London Free Press – Local News – Ban on clotheslines put through wringer – so for a couple of weeks I’ve been pondering putting together a one-page poster infosheet to convince people to hang-dry their clothes rather than use appliances. … Continue reading
Tagged clotheslines, community, environment, londonontario
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