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Martin Gomez is a designer, technologist and learning professional at IBM. This blog serves as an electronic notebook — a repository of thoughts, ideas and interests. Please feel free to comment and leave a message or two. Thank you.

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• Hiatus
• Testing WP for Blackberry
• Gluttony at Bobby Chinn's
• Doodles and Scribbles
• Plurkybar updated for Firefox 3.5
• East and down
• One for autismusic!
• In the style of Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer
• Think
• An attempt at the orchestra

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Too many to list. :-) Best bet is to navigate through my contacts in the social networks.

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My postings on this site do not necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies or opinions.

For the blogrolls above, if I missed anyone, I truly am sorry. In the spirit of blogging, I have only included links to blogs. Should I know you and want a link to your site be included, please send me a message. Thank you!

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