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		bootload on March 22, 2007 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Startup founders, what books did you find most hel... yeah shows how much I read. Hence why i like short lists. Take the time to also listen to CH on Carson Workshops [0] & this one [1]. Also check out the O'Reilly chapter from the book [2]. [0] Carson Workshops, 'The Future of Web Apps, carsonworkshops.com/summit, Cal Henderson' http://media.libsyn.com/media/carsonsystems/Cal_Henderson.mp3 [1] Carson Workshops, 'Building Enterprise Web Apps on a Budget How We Built Flickr, ~ 10Mb, 10 min.' http://odeo.com/audio/1207043/view [2] O'Reilly, 'O'Reilly, Building Scalable Web Sites, Cal Henderson. Chapter 5: Data Integrity and Security, ~ 5Mb'. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/web2apps/chapter/index.html

danw on March 22, 2007 [–]

Ahh, if only google notebook would actually structure the data in a pretty way just like your numbered citations

bootload on March 22, 2007 | [–]

the question is ... can you extract your data?

Then you can do with it, what you like! This is the bane of my existence and I want to own this problem!

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