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Q Web Consulting featured little ‘ol me in an article called Twitter: How Do You Choose Who To Follow?:
Amanda MacArthur, a popular Rhode Island-based blogger and article writer, has 1,358 followers and follows 570 on her Twitter. When asked how she chooses who to follow, she replied, “I (almost) always accept local friend requests. Also check [...]
Let me preface this by saying that it’s been a tough week. I’m in the midst of many personal decisions in my life and after returning from vacation last week (that didn’t turn out to be as relaxing as I would have liked), I returned to a massive workload that kept me up until 4am [...]
I love the west coast. I love road trips. So a west coast road trip after our annual Mequoda Napa event only made sense this year. I drove from Napa to Fort Bragg and then back down from Fort Bragg to San Francisco. I took the scenic route up/down route 1, and therefore, what should [...]
Ok, so maybe I didn’t physically hand-pick and flavor anything, but it’s neat anyhow. @Tannerrr on Twitter turned me on to Adagio.com this morning when I was fishing for places to buy Tea online. I found some good ones, like Teavana.com, MightyLeaf.com, and a local place, UptonTea.com.
But Adagio was the coolest. Besides having the [...]
Yesterday I had a mom-date with mi madre and we saw “He’s Just Not That Into You”. No I’m not some whiney girl who wants to get a date or get married. In fact, when I read the book, I actually thought… So… I’m a guy! Good news if I ever want to blow off [...]
Apparently all I have this blog for is to gloat these days But hey, I just got an article published in the UK mag InPublishing (formerly InCirculation). It’s on page 48 + 49 and is called Mobile Publishing & Usability Strategies.
I’m trying to find the web version, but it may not be uploaded [...]
Hot Decade: The 2010’s featured little ‘ol me wrapping up the article today with my thoughts on what technology will be with us in 2010.
These predictions indicate that our history will likely become both personal and collaborative, and potentially very empowering.
Amanda MacArthur, writer for Mashable and editor of the Mequoda Daily sums up her [...]
So another one of my mashable articles hit the front page of Digg today: 18 iPhone Drinking Apps to Get the Party Started.
This stuff will never get old to me, and I finally caught it in time for a screenshot (before I just missed it and only caught it on it’s respective category page).
Writing an [...]
It’s starting to get to the point where Google is either underperforming, or we’re just expecting them to be invincible. Yesterday and the day before when Gmail went down for a couple hours, the Twitter streams were acting like it was the end of the world. Because, if Google can’t keep up, who can?
Expectations are [...]
First if all: look at how a blog comes out when you use the Blogger “email us your post, jump through a few hoops before we actually post it, and then we’ll reformat it like garbage” method.
What is this gap to the right? >>>> The abyss? A black hole?
When it comes to Google, I have [...]