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He would havethe benefit of something that was only just invented when he was at Case Western: the dynamic JavaScript computing language, which could, if you pushed it, help you create a web-based application that behaved like a desktop application running directly on the computer.
In the Plex Steven Levy 2011
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We should havethe podcast reviews up later in the week!
What Are You Reading? | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment 2009
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This country has strange obsessions withmorality, even though most efforts tend to havethe opposite of the desired effect (for example, reference the recent news that kids who make abstinence pledges have just asmuch pre-marital sex, only with less protection than their peers).
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He would havethe benefit of something that was only just invented when he was at Case Western: the dynamic JavaScript computing language, which could, if you pushed it, help you create a web-based application that behaved like a desktop application running directly on the computer.
In the Plex Steven Levy 2011
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When I met Keltner, he seemed to havethe easy manner and look of a surfer dude.
Shambhala SunSpace » Barry Boyce – The Mindful Society Pages 2009
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This country has strange obsessions withmorality, even though most efforts tend to havethe opposite of the desired effect (for example, reference the recent news that kids who make abstinence pledges have just asmuch pre-marital sex, only with less protection than their peers).
Rants 2009
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Whileplanning the event, [of course, done by Vivian*] we found we needed to havethe cake delivered from a nearby bakery.
Wine me, dine me, make me write bad checks « TalentedApps 2008
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Whileplanning the event, [of course, done by Vivian*] we found we needed to havethe cake delivered from a nearby bakery.
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People who housed him or knew him describethe self-importance and haughty attitude, the spinning of elaborate and grandiose origin stories aboutroyalty or otherwise important and monied people in the family background, and theunpredictable on-and-offcharm, coupled withan underlying sense among the people around “Rockefeller” that they werebeing manipulated — a sense that grewso strong over time that many of these people seem to have been glad to havethe relationshipdissolve.
”Crockefeller”: the story just keeps unfolding | Diane Duane's weblog: "Out of Ambit" 2008
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Erstwhile, Ms. Pelosiisbeingdevoured by thisfeckless "Corpstream" media, these empty suits who havethe audacity to call themselves journalists.
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