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By Chris on Jan 17, 2008 in Mahalo, Passing It On
Unquiet Desperation
The Mass of Men Lead Lives of Quiet Desperation. Where’s the Fun in That?
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About This Blog
Welcome to Chris Miller's Unquiet Desperation.
I'm a Senior Developer for Mahalo, a Co-founder and Lead Developer for Podiobooks.com, Parsec-award nominated podcaster, and native Clevelander. Read more...
- What I'm Reading
- Recent Music
- Enter the Haggis – No More Stones
- Dead Can Dance – Fortune Presents Gifts Not According to the Book
- Enter the Haggis – Cynical
- Robyn Miller – Temple
- King Crimson – The Court of the Crimson King
- Shriekback – Feelers (Live)
- Billy Joel – Surprises
- The Tea Party – Temptation
- Matisyahu – Youth
- Jonathan Coulton – Creepy Doll
- From The Secret Lair
- Read These
- A Four-Year-Old Reviews Wall-ELive Granades
- MMORPG TycoonPlay This Thing
- Collaborate and Connect with SubversionA List Apart
- FEATURE: The State of Corporate AmericaBigthink - Site Features Feed
- We have a launch date and cover art!Playing for Keeps
- Will perform digital business strategies for foodFun Anymore
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- Children365 tomorrows
- 5 Things I've Learned This SummerSynthetic Culture
- Podiobooks Signs Ad Deal with Wizzard Media - Mashablepodiobooks - Google News
And I sat through all 90 minutes. Guess where I’ll go next time?
Bill Carter | Jan 17, 2008 | Reply