Post of the Week - O'Reilly Radar

The four part post about O'Reilly Radar gets our "Post of the Week" awards. This post discusses computer programming book sales and trends at great length and is a worthy collection for any business blog.

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Post of The Day - Lifehack

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Are you easily distracted or low on productivity in everyday task or jobs? I think I'm talking to myself here. Our "Post of the Day" comes from one of those productivity improvements of Lifehack. This time this post gives a simple summary of the advice we usually (or rarely) hear when we want more work done.

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Post of The Day - O'Reilly Radar

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I love some good business posts and this is a classic from O'Reilly Radar as Mike Hendrickson blogs about computer book publishing sales and trends. It is a muti-part article so be sure to read the previous ones as well.

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Post of The Day - Wired

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Wired.com puts the history of gaming in pictures, this time taking a look at past consoles and how it developed into what it is now. Great post again from Wired.com.

Relive some gaming memories.

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Post of The Day - Godfrey's

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Sometimes, corporate blogs do dish out nice pieces out there. Godfrey's delivers a simple but very practical and helpful post on how to save water on your gardening tasks. Great tips here!

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Post of the Week - Problogger

The popular blog, Problogger, wins its first "Post of the Week" award with this classic post. Read the post again to bring out your creative side.

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Post of The Day - Read/Write Web

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Read/Write web has a nice little project here. The author, Alex Iskold, tries to calculate how much text data do we process everyday. It is a nice take on our everyday internet lives.

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