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Phillip D Cheek also commented on Scott Brunner’s status.

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Cindy Hausch-Booth also commented on Scott Brunner’s status.

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is slowly but surely integrating Twitter and his blog. And Facebook. And… other stuff.

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Social networking is such a mess, it makes more work and causes more trouble than it’s worth. The solution is standardization, not Balkanization.

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Julie Hallmark Mezzell also commented on Scott Brunner’s status.

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Terre Lee Arrigoni also commented on Scott Brunner’s status.

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Renee Boone Rose also commented on Scott Brunner’s status.

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Julie M Nelson also commented on Scott Brunner’s status.

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Valerie Garner commented on your post.

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Valerie Garner commented on your post.

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Valerie Garner commented on your post.

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Argh. This drives me nuts. I have to use Outlook at work (because people schedule appointments), and the fact that it doesn’t have a spam filter is incredible to me. All right, technically it does, but it doesn’t work. It catches maybe one e-mail a week, and half the time it’s a legitimate message.
Worse, when [...]

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I am an avid tweaker. (No, not that kind.) I like things just so, and if anything should be changeable on a whim it’s software. So when I install something new, one of the first things I do is hit the Options menu.
Toolbars are also something I need to “fix” to get rid [...]

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Tanya Mazarowski Hilleary commented on your post.

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Tonight’s project: integrate my blog with Twitter. No sense posting the same thing multiple times.

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Tanya Mazarowski Hilleary commented on your post.

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It’s simple: If you want to make your run-of-the-mill location or business sound better that it is, it only takes the careful use of a few simple words — or in one case, just a letter.
Add e. Stuck to the end of many words and you instantly evoke that faux old fashioned feel, like the [...]

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Football (and stat) junkies might appreciate this site — using magic statistics, it calculates the odds of a given team winning its game as the game is being played.

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Time for new tires. I know this because A) there is no tread left on what I’ve got, and B) I got a flat a week ago and realize that I’ll be laughed at if I ask a shop to repair them.
Last time I needed tires, I did hours of research on various Toyota and [...]

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It goes to Snopes.

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