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10:23 Shared: Pixar Arranges Home Screening Of "Up" For Dying 10-Year-Old [Above And Beyond] tr.im/p43x #
10:23 Shared: Upcoming Android Apps: Kyte, Rummble, Google Books Reader (Video) tr.im/p43y #
10:23 Shared: I Want This Now [Robots] tr.im/p43z #
10:23 Shared: What? A NEW Blu-ray player for $99.99? tr.im/p43D #
10:23 Shared: Flickr Adds Nearby Feature to Mobile Web Client for Android tr.im/p43F #
11:50 Shared: Senate passes Cash for Clunkers, sends it to President’s desk for approval tr.im/p4IA #
21:26 Shared: Tiny, free Photoshop alternative Fotographix hits Beta 3 tr.im/p7Us #

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Ian Cunningham

Let me start with saying this is a personal blog. That said, I'm an admitted news junkie. If it has anything to do with Ads, Marketing, Politics, Causes or Cars I'm interested. When I find something interesting that might be worth a glance, I'll tweet it and link it.

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