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Maybe, Yeah

On April 13, 2010 By

So last night while I was sitting here thumbing through NetNewsWire on my iPad I came across a post Doc Searls had authored about branding. In his post Doc Searls pointed to this post by Yvonne on BlogHer.

In her post Yvonne talks about the changes blogging has undergone and the [...]

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Are you insured?

On September 22, 2009 By

So a little over a month ago on my birthday I was on my way back from a friends house when I was rear-ended at a stop light. Calmly I pulled to the side of the road and got out to survey the damage. It wasn’t too bad all things considered. My back bumper was [...]

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Building Fences

On November 5, 2008 By

It’s been my experience that lots of people will tell you how to build a fence, but very few will pick up a hammer to help you.

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How Smart Are You and How Does it Affect Your Employment?

On January 31, 2008 By

Here’s an article I found (age unknown) that has some pretty interesting insight into an adults IQ (Intelligence Quotient) and their employability.

Definition of IQ: “Generally, one’s mental age stops rising rapidly when one reaches the latter teens–e. g., 16. Consequently, on some IQ tests, ’16′ was taken as the chronological-age divisor in [...]

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The Problem With PC People

On October 31, 2005 By

Dave Winer has realized the problem with some developers. They don’t realize there’s a whole other world out there of people who don’t use Windows’s but still want to buy their programs and use them.

Dave Winer: “I just had my first experience clicking on a link to install some [...]

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