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A Pattern Language is a book about architecture that was written in the 1970s, before the Web as we know it was even conceived. But the book provides hundreds of valuable patterns for community planning and architectural design, many of which can easily be applied to online communities and social networking websites.

If you’re a front-end developer, I want you to do me a favor. I want you to pick a project and mark it up in html5. I’m not going to ask you to code a game experience inside the canvas element or replicate a youtube video player or do anything really, except challenge you to declare semantic information about your content blocks.

Web users spend 80% of their time looking at information above the page fold. Although users do scroll, they allocate only 20% of their attention below the fold.

Strap on your jet pack and set out for unforgettable interplanetary adventure with Planet Stories®, Paizo Publishing's exciting science fiction and fantasy fiction imprint! Personally selected by Erik Mona and Paizo's award-winning editorial staff, each Planet Stories volume has been chosen with the interests of fantasy and science fiction enthusiasts and gamers in mind. Timeless classics from authors like Robert E. Howard (Conan the Barbarian), Michael Moorcock (Elric), and Leigh Brackett (The Empire Strikes Back) will add an edge to your personal library, providing a better understanding of the genre with classic stories that easily stand the test of time.

The name “Parkinson’s law” can mean at least four different things:
The 1957 book by C. Northcote Parkinson
The first chapter of Parkinson’s book
The principle expressed in the book’s opening line, as understood by Parkinson
The principle in the opening line as understood today.

Brilliant idea to increase savings at a Credit Union

FOTOJOURNAL is a blogging platform built specifically for professional photographers. Build your blog, post photos, and get comments. It's also a great place to discover & connect with other professional photographers, while showcasing your work to your peers.

Etacts was born from the frustration of keeping in touch with our ever-growing list of friends (both business and personal), family, coworkers, and clients.
Without help, the average human is only able to juggle about 150 relationships. Etacts is the systematized evolution of the haphazard traditional process of remembering all your relationships. Our web application pulls in all your contacts and communications to automatically remind you to contact those with whom you've fallen out of touch. It also gives you instant access to your previous communications to get you back into the context of your last contact with a person. And when it's time to reach out to your contacts, Etacts makes it easy to send individualized messages to multiple people at once.
Etacts is your relationship-centered communications portal.