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“Try to avoid sports, that’s not a sort of universal solvent for small-talk.” – this may be good analyst advice in general, but it’s not for me
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soon as i get Ubuntu back on my workstation, i’ll try this. thanks to mdolan for providing it.
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this is what happens to people that associate with me in any way, shape or form. consider yourself warned.
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just remember, Lauren, that any tickets you might be able to obtain if/when the Rockies get their act together should be turned over to RedMonk for…analysis. you can have them back in a week to ten days.
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interesting that they leverage del.icio.us as the foundation for the Marketplace
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” ‘The online system, after a slow start, certainly worked very, very well for us,’ club spokesman Jay Alves said.” – not so well for me, or anyone else i know who tried to get tickets. the Rockies are now on my enemies list.
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where to watch the game if you find yourself far from home; it’s accurate, at least from the ones that i’ve been to
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nobody is to show this to mdolan. before i do.
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this looks like an awesome talk – particularly given the parody subject
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not just of the track itself, but of the metadata, album art, etc
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“People in the outside world have so much less contact with technology than I realized.” – amen. which is why i’m trying to persuade a friend to go into business as a technology coach.
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“So, like, if there’s a bustle in my hedgerow, I shouldn’t be alarmed?” – high comedy
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