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• 6 days ago

  Where do smells go?

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• 2 months ago

  What is the raddest truck toy you could give to a four year old?

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• July 4th, 2008

  What elements or objects make you think of conferences, events, or meetings?

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• June 10th, 2008

  Is there any downside to disputing a credit card charge?

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• May 22nd, 2008

  Do the American Idol finalists have a choice about going on tour?

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• 2 months ago

  How many companies have built an index of Twitter users?

  Google has a lot of this data. If you include site:twitter.com in your google search you’ll get just things that have appeared in Twitter.
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• May 10th, 2009

  Has anyone used financial software like Mint or Wesabe?

  I was one of the original programmers at Wesabe. It’s a great service. I don’t think they show this information right now, but I think they’re getting ready to.
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• April 22nd, 2009

  How to give 3 floated div's the same height in CSS?

  I support your decision. I think people who think tables are ugly are not being honest about some of the hacks required to make floating divs work.
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• April 11th, 2009

  The stories in the Law And Order series collection, are they realistic?

  Many are inspired by true stories and you can usually get the background issue from the Law & Order wiki: http://lawandorder.wikia.com/wiki/Law_%26_Order_wiki Last spring, my partner and I decided we wanted to watch and blog every episode. We only made it through the first 11, but there were pretty clear ties to real life cases for all of those. I’m hoping to get back to the blog soon (http://www.blawg-and-order.com)
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• March 29th, 2009

  Open source service like CollectiveX or Linkedin?

  The current best and most complete open source social network is Elgg. If you want to a service that hosts it for you and is customizable you have a lot of options. TechCrunch (a leading reviewer of web startups) reviewed nine: http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/07/24/9-ways-to-build-your-own-social-network/ I can say a bit about one company on that list, CrowdVine, because I founded it. We’re very focused on connecting people and then getting out of their way. This tends to work best in business situations like conferences or intranets.
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