Links for the Week - January 12, 2008

January 12, 2008

Links of recent interest:

Richmond Indiana Images of Home - a brief video slideshow with photos by Jim Hair and music by Brian Wallen.
VotePoke.com - Are you registered to vote? Are you sure?
Web Masters - Earlham College's recent Alumni Spotlight article featuring myself and Mark.
Finding the Time and Place to Do What's Important - another interesting take by Dave Pollard; I may respond to some of his points in a forthcoming blog entry, if I have time.
Hacking train tracks - It could work, if we can just get the right angles.

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Written by:: shelle daniels
Posted on:: January 12, 2008 at 4:09 pm

i am a registered republican and i want to change my voting status..does anyone know how i do that..i you could e-mail me it would be greatly appreciated

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Written by:: etbnc
Posted on:: January 18, 2008 at 8:36 am

Web Masters,

It's nice to be recognized. I'm glad the Earlham Alumni magazine shined its spotlight on you guys. You would be an asset to any community; Richmond is fortunate to keep you around.

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