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Love often means you aren't happy unless your loved one is. (via @DrJeffersnBoggs)
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@notonmyshift ok but the perk of redoing it is that it will turn out better. I promise. Get to it - I believe in you.
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@deeped next is south east Asia leaving us in the dust like a jet flying past a donkey :o)
↪ Replying to @notonmyshift
@notonmyshift If you have google desktop installed: search for any phrase in your document. I feel for you.
I've had a fantastic 3-hour talk with my mother. There are infinite layers of a person to uncover. I'm inspired.
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@icaaq det är en konsulttjänst - inget automagiskt tyvärr, men @ibennani är duktig!
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Recommended social media guidelines for reporters - Invisible Inkling http://bit.ly/Wzp4i (via @socialmediainfo)
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Interview with 9 kids, 12-years-old, Sweden - results http://tinyurl.com/qyha4m (via @ixda)
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Ny tjänst: Gör befintliga PDF-dokument tillgängliga. http://www.iyl.se/viewpage.php?page=127 (via @ibennani)
At home. Time to sleep. Tomorrow: breakfast with the family and then blog about #uxintensive
Going to Tegel airport. Danke schön everybody, it's been a blast but finished too fast! #uxintensive
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RT: @clausm Great day playing at #uxintensive. Thx @uxintensive @adaptivepath and all my new and future twitter friends.
People keep saying: you've got to do social media. But they're not saying what not to do.
Why was this product made? Does it need more chaos or more order? # uxintensive
Excellent: how to fix broken products at #uxintensive Go in and try to break it to see how it responds.
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@tordans if u give flickr tags time they will work :) #uxintensive
Framework posture: a stance the application takes, divided into Sovereign, Transient, Daemonic, Parasitic #uxintensive
The trick of designing well is seeing the constraints as something positive. #uxintensive
My reflection: when you design PowerPoint, do you design it for the person making presentations or for the end-listener? #uxintensive