Governor Sarah Palin’s first ever policy speech should have been a slam-dunk. The topic of the speech? Funding for programs that address the plight of children with special needs. A subject that – if for no other reason, as the mother of a child with special needs - should be well within [...]
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In a ridiculous attempt to defraud it’s readers into believing the idea was unique, The Economist has launched an application that seems eerily similar to the “If The World Could Vote?” project’s application - which was launched months ago and continues to gain popularity. Trying to capitalize on that site’s popularity, Economist? I think not. [...]
I’d not heard of kwippy before today (I’m still kind of a Social Media plebe), but I love learning about new tools and services that help people stay connected online. Thanks to Jeremy Weiss for the invitation! While I’ve not had much time to play around and/or familiarize myself with it’s individual features in comparison [...]
To be perfectly honest, I don’t have a clear definition for the term - I kind of made it up. Hear me out. I’ve worked for companies whose business philosophy stood in stark contrast to my own. A person can be great at sales without being a charlatan. A product or service with real benefits [...]
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There appear to be some who misinterpreted my previous post regarding SEO consultation as negative toward the SEO industry as a whole. Nothing could be further from the truth. I love SEO. I think it’s fun. Then again, I’m kind of a geek. Luckily I’ve always been comfortable embracing my geekdom. I like researching terms…I [...]
