Submarine on the Beach
Misc July 5th, 2006
I have no clue if it’s real or a Photoshop creation, but quite a pic anyway, supposedly from Russia:
Source: StrategyPage
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Zoli Erdos
Connecting the dots …
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Shared Link Blog
- The Cloud 20 (Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog)
- The 2009 Email Brevity Challenge (I'm Not Actually a Geek)
- I am now a guest blogger at CloudAve.com (Inspired? No)
- The Realtime Ping Server (TechCrunchIT)
- Software & Services - 2009 dictates value delivery a must (Software & Services Safari)
- The Spaces in Between ((title unknown))
- Fog Creek’s Office Economics (Gabor hits Send)
- The Lost Art of Customer Service - or - How to Get a New Cell Phone in Only 3 Calls! (Central Desktop Blog)
- Sundown for California? (Ben Casnocha: The Blog)
- More Reasons Why Now Is The Time For Hatching Something New (OnStartups)
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