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Jacob is sick… but the doctor’s office has way more awesome toys than home.
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Nolan ‘reading’ Eats Shoots and Leaves for Children. A boy after my own heart.
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Why do I always tell myself pasta is a good idea?
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Life just got one better: The Phantom, the Citizen Kane of unitard movies, was just released on Blu-ray. Sunam laughs. She thinks people only know Zane as the bad guy from Titanic, but that role was child’s play. Purple spandex and the Skulls of Touganda in luscious 1080p. I can hardly wait.
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Winter is back.
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Shelby and I are on the Web analytics road show again. First up: Analytics 360: How to track and measure (and show to your boss) the ROI of your marketing initiatives, March 10 & 11, 2010 1:00-2:00 p.m. ET.
More details available at HigherEdExperts.com »

In June we present at the Penn State Web Conference. After that, who knows… I wouldn’t mind another trip to HighEdWeb.
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"We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world and the best that we can find in our travels is an honest friend."

Robert Louis Stevenson
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Sushi party! Thanks to Mary for bringing her magic into our kitchen once again.
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"This so-called genre [the gothic] fascinates me because it is so powerful a vehicle of truth-telling, and because there is no wilder region for the exercise of the pure imagination."

Joyce Carol Oates, The Madness of Art
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"A sentimentalist is one who wishes the luxury of exploiting an emotion without paying the price of actually experiencing it."

Oscar Wilde