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This short document provides contact information for an individual named m__iki, including their Twitter ID and links to their Livedoor blog and Facebook page. It lists three pieces of online contact or profile information for m__iki across different social media platforms.
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This one sentence document provides a link to a Twitter post referencing a blog on Livedoor. The blog is titled "shinyai" and is located at http://blog.livedoor.jp/shinyai/. In less than 3 words, the document simply shares a link to another site.
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This one sentence document provides a link to a Twitter post referencing a blog on Livedoor. The blog is titled "shinyai" and is located at http://blog.livedoor.jp/shinyai/. In less than 3 words, the document simply shares a link to another site.
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This single sentence document provides a Twitter handle and blog URL for an individual named shinyai. The Twitter handle is @shinyaiBlog and the blog URL is http://blog.livedoor.jp/shinyai, which directs to a blog on the livedoor website.
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This document contains two web addresses, one for Twitter and one for a Livedoor blog. The Twitter address is http://twitter.com/#!/gdsave and is likely for a user named gdsave. The Livedoor blog address is http://blog.livedoor.jp/gdsave/ and seems to be a blog hosted on Livedoor for the same user, gdsave.
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This one sentence document provides a link to a Twitter post referencing a blog on Livedoor. The blog is titled "shinyai" and is located at http://blog.livedoor.jp/shinyai/. In less than 3 words, the document simply shares a link to another site.
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This one sentence document provides a link to a Twitter post referencing a blog on Livedoor. The blog is titled "shinyai" and is located at http://blog.livedoor.jp/shinyai/. In less than 3 words, the document simply shares a link to another site.
Twitter
This single sentence document provides a Twitter handle and blog URL for an individual named shinyai. The Twitter handle is @shinyaiBlog and the blog URL is http://blog.livedoor.jp/shinyai, which directs to a blog on the livedoor website.
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This very short document appears to provide a Twitter ID and a link to a blog on Livedoor for a user named "kaikiuaownt". The ID is "kaikiuaowntLivedoorblog" and the blog link is http://blog.livedoor.jp/kaikiuaownt/. In just a few words, it connects a Twitter account to an external blog.
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This document contains two web addresses, one for Twitter and one for a Livedoor blog. The Twitter address is http://twitter.com/#!/gdsave and is likely for a user named gdsave. The Livedoor blog address is http://blog.livedoor.jp/gdsave/ and seems to be a blog hosted on Livedoor for the same user, gdsave.
Hello
This very short document provides two online identifiers for an individual: their Twitter ID is aioriyarou and their Livedoor blog ID is also aioriyarou.
Why I love Haml
The document discusses HAML (HTML Abstraction Markup Language) and argues that it improves upon ERB (Embedded Ruby) for generating HTML. It provides examples of how HAML reduces unnecessary characters in HTML output and improves indentation of code. However, it also notes some criticisms of HAML's attribute syntax and use of Ruby. In the end, it suggests that using HAML brings front-end developers and their teams closer together.
Twitter id
This short document provides contact information for an individual named m__iki, including their Twitter ID and links to their Livedoor blog and Facebook page. It lists three pieces of online contact or profile information for m__iki in a concise format.
Twitter id
This short document provides contact information for an individual named m__iki, including their Twitter ID and links to their Livedoor blog and Facebook page. It lists three pieces of online contact or profile information for m__iki across different social media platforms.
Twitter id
This short document provides contact information for an individual named m__iki, including their Twitter ID and links to their Livedoor blog and Facebook page. It lists three pieces of online contact or profile information for m__iki in a concise format.
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