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• Law Practice Today – American Bar Association

  
  Best Webmasters — Authority: 141
  Law Practice Today – American Bar Association Since then, I ve noticed some common areas where such firms can harness more business development power of their own and avoid wasting time and money This firm s webmaster, a small company who had designed the site several years prior Riding to success ...
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• A novel approach to politics

  
  Inveresk Street Ingrate — Authority: 125
  Back to the Socialist Standard . There are long term plans to digitise every issue of the Socialist Standard going back to September 1904, in order that they can be made available online for anyone and everyone to read but, in the meantime, the work of posting articles of interest from old Socialist Standards ...
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• see what Todd Harrison has written – Minyanville

  
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  see what Todd Harrison has written – Minyanville Todd Harrison, founder and CEO of Minyanville, has 18 years of experience on Wall Street. After graduating from Syracuse University with honors (1991), he spent seven years on the worldwide equity derivative desk at Morgan Stanley (vice president Riding to ...
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• Clip Job: Five Songs About Books

  
  Arts Desk — Authority: 144
  To judge by their tightly wound, country-tinged pop songs,  Olivia Mancini and the Mates aren’t shorting their craft. But even the most polished band needs its R&R, and this local act—featuring two former members of Washington Social Club— loves to curl up with a good book. That’s the impression, at ...
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• Digmylink Firefox Plugin Released – PRLog (free press release)

  
  Best Webmasters — Authority: 141
  Digmylink Firefox Plugin Released – PRLog (free press release) PRLog (Press Release) Nov 09, 2009 Rankbydesign recently announced a new Firefox plugin called DigmyLink. This free plug-in allows both SEO s and Webmasters to view internal links and the resulting pages they point to, all within the web ...
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• Autumn Leaves: Colorful Reminders

  
  Here We Are...with Luci — Authority: 412
  Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. ~ Albert Camus Savor the next thirty-nine days of autumn...Enjoy the orange, burgundy, and yellow leaves as they delicately swirl past your window, breathe the fresh air, bite into a crisp apple, plant your mums. Today, my friend, RayDeen, posted a note on her ...
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• Sue Dolan – Buzzle

  
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  Sue Dolan – Buzzle Sue is the webmaster of two very different e-learning sites: The Skin Care Resource Center and Web Site Building Tips . Sue has conducted extensive research for over 15 years in the arena of anti-aging skin rejuvenation and loves to share the secrets Digmylink Firefox Plugin Released – ...
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• Initial public offering

  
  Going against the current — Authority: 125
  http://salin.wordpress.comI once accompanied my friend, Chi Le, to one of the many ‘street bookstores’ in Hanoi. And there I was amazed at my first site of books, piled on top of each other beside a busy highway, by the world’s greatest writers: Borges, Sinclair Lewis, Camus, Flaubert, Hemingway, Buck in Tieng ...
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• The appeal of hating a great footballer

  
  The Offside — Authority: 636
  Albert Camus, the philosopher, author and football fanatic, was once asked that if he had to choose between football and the theatre, which he would choose. He replied “Football, without hesitation”And its little surprise, football has everything theatre has, and more. It has a story, but is unwritten. It has all ...
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• 2010 will be a great spectacle even for the arty farty types

  
  Common Dialogue — Authority: 424
  South African sculptor Keith Calders Goalie bronze - one of eleven in his Footballer range FOOTBALL and art seem something of a misnomer, but for many the game of billions is the greatest art form of them all. While Picasso, arguably the greatest painter that ever lived, used brush strokes to bring his masterpieces ...
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• November 7 in history

  
  Homepaddock — Authority: 550
  On November 7: 1492 The Ensisheim Meteorite, the oldest meteorite with a known date of impact, struck the earth in a wheat field outside the village of Ensisheim , Alsace . 1655 The London Gazette , the oldest surviving journal , was first published. 1728   Captain James Cook , British naval officer, ...
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• Awatsihu, Philippe Forget’s New Opera

  
  An Irish Bromance — Authority: 139
  Philippe Forget is in rehearsals with his new Opéra, Awatsihu. It will première 12 November in Bron , near Lyon, France. And continue it’s run around Lyon, see below.. AWATSIHU, or how birds find their singing is an opera by Philippe Forget bathed in a pictorial world of Stephen Yver and directed by ...
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• Yesterday’s news

  
  Sherry Chandler — Authority: 129
  Sometimes when I am emotionally drained or intellectually exhausted from tedious work, I’ll pick up a random copy from my stack of old New Yorkers, leaf through them back to front, reading the cartoons and the poems and sometimes a few pages of an article that catches my eye. Sometimes the whole article.These back ...
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• Will Self on Burroughs and Junky

  
  A Piece of Monologue: The Online Journal of Rhys Tranter — Authority: 133
  From Will Selfs preface to the 2002 Penguin edition of William S. Burroughss Junky : [...] Certainly, Burroughs himself viewed the postwar era as a Gotterdammerung and a convulsive reevaluation of all values. With his anomic inclinations and his Mandarin intellect, Burroughs was in a paradoxical position vis a vis ...
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• Top 25 Favorite Writers

  
  Celsius1414 — Authority: 128
  Much like for my favorite movies , here is a list of my Top 25 favorite writers. Vladimir Nabokov Ray Bradbury JRR Tolkien Kurt Vonnegut Douglas Adams Mark Twain The rest in alphabetical order by last name: Robert Benchley Charlotte Brontë Emily Brontë Albert Camus Raymond Chandler Umberto Eco ...
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• What should a student learn from college? Why go to college?

  
  Fabius Maximus — Authority: 547
  In the comments to yesterday’s post a discussion arose about the purpose of a college education, sparked by ”JOURNAL: I’m Young and Need Advice“ by John Robb, posted at his website Global Guerrillas, 26 October 2009.   Robb replies to an important question often asked by young people:  “What should I be ...
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• James Murdoch: News Corp. Has Always Been Rebellious | SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International [del.icio.us]

  
  Adrian Monck — Authority: 122
  LEtranger: "As a company, News Corp. was always the outsider, different from others. For example, when we moved our newspapers and the printing plant into this building here, it was not exactly in the center of the city. Also, BSkyB is not in the London city center, nor do we reside on the chic Corso in Rome. In Hong ...
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• The Outsider - A Critique

  
  Literary Jewels — Authority: 112
  Camus’ ‘The Outsider’ (The Stranger) is a novel projecting the dilemma of man in post-industrial society. He has not been carved out to be an ideal. On the other hand, he is just one of the ordinary, simply the run-of-the-mill member of humanity. He can’t lead the life like the heroes of the old. He accepts ...
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• Really, who cares?

  
  Lucky Rabbit's Foot — Authority: 121
  In the very first Sherlock Holmes story, A Study in Scarlet , Holmes confesses to Watson that he had no idea that the earth orbited the sun until Watson told him. As far as he knew, it was the other way around. Even though this seems contradictory to the omnivore of knowledge that the Sherlock Holmes character ...
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• Obama: A Man Apart (Or titled "a basketball player who has been asked to bat"

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 165
  Albert Camus was expert at describing a man apart, an existential man The Stranger, who didn’t belong in the society in which he found himself. He didn’t have emotional roots; in fact, this character was haunted by shadows -- the real and the metaphorical. He is the quintessential rebel challenging normative ...
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