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I am to list the first sentence of the first post of each month for the past year. If the title was important for context, I've included it.
January: Hiring but not payingWell, with that forthcoming title, I thought I'd see if there are any students out there, bursting with ambition and seeking mentorship who'd like to some design work for PS as an intern.
Rouxbe claims to be "The Recipe to Better Cooking" but is it?
Royal Carriage Inn goes on my list of places I want to go hide to write.
I thought I'd be pilloried for March Conference Showdown; instead the audience (perhaps tired) seems indifferent. You just never know.
From Google blogger slams Michael Moore's Sicko
If you work with Engineers, and these days who doesn't? then you ought to read The Fishbowl: Understanding Engineers: Feasibility
"Under the radar, Appfuel -- a five-person startup in San Francisco -- has been developing an application that fulfills what everyone knows to be the real opportunity: If a company can mine your Facebook profile to know who you are and what you like, it can show you targeted ads."
A rather eloquent if occasionally overwraught essay on what the Kindle stands for on dive into mark opens with the dead-on juxtaposition of two Bezos quotes
Amelie helps me unload groceries.
'nuff said.
"A guy friend was speaking at a conference recently, and there wasn't a single female speaker," she said. When she criticized that, he e-mailed her, "You sound cranky. Are you having your period?"
ABC News: Guide to New ABCNEWS.com The new site is designed to harness the power of community.
Come see me speak Tuesday, June 12, 2007 at the Monthly Program of BayCHI. I'm talking about becoming a founder.
That was the subject line of an email that came to me this morning from pal Brad: "Mario Batali and Michael Bauer need Public Square."
This is what getting Dugg looks like.
Alinea Image Gallery - Cuisine
Amelie's hair kept its shape after I removed the tiny ponytails.
"Seeking to keep the peace in its popular online hangout, Facebook Inc. has overhauled a new advertising system that sparked privacy complaints by turning its users into marketing tools for other companies."