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ALA Survey 2008
The second annual A List Apart web design survey is up. If you design sites professionally, please fill it out! No one else is gathering data on our industry.
Posted on July 29, 2008 at 9:36 am in Elsewhere · comment
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What Took You So Long? The quiet hell of 10 years of novel writing. This, my friends, is the story of my life.
#Top ten signs you need to go back on your meds:
1. You’ve just thrown a puppy at the Hell’s Angels
2. … after mooning them
3. … on the grounds of their clubhouse
4. … and you’ve attempted to escape on a bulldozer.
Really, I think we can stop there.
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