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While browsing digg, I came across a link with an article listing 10 very useful tools to choose color schemes for application and web development projects. Here are the names of the 10 tools listed in this article:
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Random Thought : it is now actually cool enough outside today to open the windows and cool my gadget filled apartment.. no need for air conditioning on a perfect 70 degree day - for today it is 54...
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Wow, I am running low on many of my essential oils. It seems that the ones I do not use frequently always run out at the same time. So here is a list, a to-do list of sorts, of essential oils to replenish. If anyone has any suggestions for distributors other than my usual sources, give me a shout and I will order some samples.
A year ago I was writing:
going camping this weekend, should I bring this four gallon gas powered frozen margarita machine?
a look back at Firefox 1.0, New York Times, and my Firefox 3 Beta installation