more spice!
- Author: scott
- Filed under: Uncategorized, coding, feel good, greasemonkey, makers, web 2.0
Apr 10,2007
I’ve just updated my SpicyWardWeb greasemonkey script to include SkypeOut links next to the phone numbers in the membership directory. You can find it here.
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- American Public Media – Jan. 02, 2009: The Writer's Almanac
- LDSVoices.com – On Zion's Hill (Boyd K. Packer)
- Slate Magazine – Explainer: Explainer's Christmas Roundup
- Scientific American – Brain Activity Altered during Religious Experience
- Jim Reeves – Jingle Bells
- Leon Redbone & Zooey Deschanel – Baby It's Cold Outside
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- Scientific American – Fruit Flies, Fragile X and Foolery
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