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  • Hey, my Xoom just upgraded to ICS. Cool. #android 10:40:40 PM January 20, 2012 from Twitter for Android ReplyRetweetFavorite
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  • Reaming lemons from our tree to make invisible ink. #california 05:24:17 PM December 24, 2011 from Twitter for Android ReplyRetweetFavorite
  • Spotted on today's drive to school: 1 coyote, 1 heron. #norcal 04:27:25 PM December 21, 2011 from Twitter for Android ReplyRetweetFavorite
  • Brendan's overview of visualizing utilization is a must read. http://t.co/tS0slE2J 10:22:10 PM December 20, 2011 from Mozilla F1 ReplyRetweetFavorite

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• @venezky

  • Amorphous diamond created in high pressure experiments at Stanford - http://t.co/gPa4i7ni 04:55:02 PM October 17, 2011 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
  • Enjoying the ELD webinar - will be available on the website in the next few days. View the ELD video now - http://t.co/CpTYMqkL #exedweb 05:18:27 PM October 04, 2011 from web ReplyRetweetFavorite
  • Professor Frank Flynn's Motivating others to perform webinar about to start. Join us at #exedweb! A recording will be provided afterwards. 05:01:47 PM June 22, 2011 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
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  • Met Professor Wheeler today - looking forward to marketing webinar tomorrow (June 10 @ 10 am PDT). http://bit.ly/9TjFUo Join Us: #exedweb 09:32:38 PM June 09, 2011 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite

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