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This document is a summary of Genesis Lightning Talks volume 28 from August 26, 2010. It lists several website URLs related to kwappa, wifehacks, and tobe-tobe. The presentation is dedicated to the youngest teammate.
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いとへんにはんぶんと書いて
- 1. 2010-08-26 Genesis Lightning Talks vol.28
- 3. kwappa ( ) ( ) http://www.kwappa.net/ http://el.jibun.atmarkit.co.jp/wifehacks/ http://bit.ly/tobe-tobe
- 18. this presentation is dedicated to our youngest teammate. 2010-08-26 Genesis Lightning Talks vol.28