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- Scott Miller I decided to share my immediate impressions of the candidiates as they participate in the Republican debate tonight. Hang on tight, be prepared for more typos than usual…. here we go: 9:11 - Like Rudy’s response on tax cuts promoting growth in economy. 9:13 - John McCain is a phony. He just said that the first thing we should do is make President Bush’ tax cuts permanent… the only problem with that is he VOTED AGAINST the Bush Tax cuts! Asked a couple days ago whether he stood by the vote against the Bush tax cuts, he said yes. 9:15 - Ron Paul is babbling again. 9:17 - Thompson - great answer on tax cuts bringing more revenues into the government. Calling out that the government “experts” are always wrong on how tax cuts effect revenues. 9:19 - Huckster fumbles response to Carl… he looks/sounds nervous. He’s preaching again. 9:21 - McCain pulls climate change out in a discussion about the Ronald Reagan revolution? Say

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I recently stumbled across an article that discussed some trends about teens and their social media practices. Some of these trends I found to be predictable and expected, but others not. In fact, some I found quite difficult to believe. Since it was not too long ago that I myself was a pimply teenager, I should be able to relate... surely? But moving on, let’s take a look at some of these trends courtesy of Pew: The trends that I find to be expected include digital images being very important to teens as a means to share with friends and ignite virtual conversations. Similarly, it is not hard to see how email would have lost its appeal to teens when they have a plethora of social networking platforms at their disposal as well as texting and instant messaging. What I find interesting, but hardly surprising (no disrespect to the lads) is that girls appear to lead the boys in terms of not only contributing to websites, but fuelling growth in the teen blogosphere.  [Okay fine

Investor Yossi Vardi here talks about the dangers in blogging, in a funny way. This is probably his style to make his work attractive, and he is very successful in it. But you have to take his warning very seriously, especially male bloggers. This video was featured on TED which stands for Technology, Entertainment, and Design, a highly respected annual conference that brings together the world's most fascinating thinkers and doers. For more information about the speaker, you can visit his bio in this site.This is my first venture in using a video as a post, and I will post more of them if I found them worth sharing.Article Source: Humane Blogging Tips

The latest edition of Mom’s Blogging Carnival has been published at Go Girlfriend.  Thank you to all the writers who submitted articles for this edition and a big thank you to Julia at Go Girlfriend for volunteering to host this edition of Mom’s Blogging Carnival.  

I’ve been working at Quirk now for about a month and am starting to find myself asking more and more industry related questions, so today I thought I would tackle one of these subjects. This post was inspired by Darren Rowse of ProBlogger Blog Tips who I have come to benefit from greatly during my transition into the online reputation environment. My blog is more a commentary on the point raised when Darren was looking at the question of Blogging VS Social Networking. I am one who definitely sits on the blogging side of the fence when it comes to the two. I had used (and still do use) social networks for quite some time before joining Quirk and it has only been since joining this fine company that I have been truly introduced to the blogosphere, and I must admit that I have become a huge fan in this short period of time. Blogging allows the author greater control over the area where his or her posts are being exposed. The authors are able to place their blogs in the environmen

Welcome to my new version of  Las Vegas Real Estate Agent’s blog, this is the blog arm of Las Vegas homes, condos, land,  industrial and commercial real estate;  which along with our web-site and forum compromise a fully interactive Las Vegas real estate educational system. Having a home of their own is everyone’s dream and due to the foreclosure fiasco many decent, hard working people have seen their dream go up in smoke and become unreachable in the near future. Killing dreams is evil and I decided to combat it through the only way possible, enlightenment and education. In the beginning of 2007 I had two choices: 1: Representing customers in their real estate transaction with the full knowledge that the prices are going down rapidly and that we would make money at my clients cost. 2: Advise our clients that they should not buy at the present time and spend my time developing a world class, fully interactive online real estate system that educates real estate buyers and seller

With the influx of shiny new QuirkStars blogging at GottaQuirk, thought I’d share these 5 quick and short blogging tips by David Armano, VP of Experience Design with Critical Mass. Find your voice. Do something different. Be true to your brand. Provide value. Only write what makes you* happy. A quick/short post. * replace you with Sarah M :-P Comment on "5 Quick Short Blogging Tips"

In any activity that you are into, you want to be great if not the greatest. In blogging, there might be than more than tens of thousands bloggers who have the same topic as yours, and it feels quite frustrating that you think you already did your best, but still the results are unsatisfactory. So if you feel that last year’s scenario needs improvement, here are some of my advices I think would be applicable:1.0 Focus on a single agenda. There may be a lot of activities in your mind but you must know your priority and focus on it. If you want to blog about making money on line, avoid reading blogs about cats even if you are a cat lover. This will divide your attention and time.2.0 Make a concrete plan. In making a plan on what to do, make it a concrete one. A plan is will never work if it does not have sufficient data, detailed activities and target date of accomplishment. But make sure it is attainable.3.0 Write your plan. You will very busy and if you do not write our plan, you wil

Hard-working music blogger spends 4 months up til the early hours of the morning writing genius satire that only three men and a dog accidentally read, actually make that two men and a dog, actually forget the dog, he can't read. So thats two blokes.

This week not only marked the 10th anniversary of blogging but also the first time a blogger has been accredited with covering a major political event in South Africa. In the ten years since John Barger coined the term “weblog”, blogging has become recognised as one of the cheapest, fastest and most versatile publishing tools around today. It has also brought with it an unprecedented interaction between businesses and their customers. A business without a website is a business that does not exist, but now without making use of the blogosphere businesses might find themselves heading in the same direction. In fact one could almost say that blogs have come to dominate the net to a certain extent. According to Technorati, there are more than 100 million active blogs, which represents a massive rate of growth over the last few years. Do we see this letting up? Not likely. As an individual who until recently had limited exposure to the blogosphere or the plethora of informa

According to Wikipedia, it was Jorn Barger who coined the word “weblog” on Dec. 17, 1997. Now, after 10 years of blogging he is back to share his Top 10 Blogging Tips.Below are some of my favorites:1.0 You can certainly include links to your original thoughts, posted elsewhere … but if you have more original posts than links, you probably need to learn some humility.2.0 If you spend a little time searching before you post, you can probably find your idea well articulated elsewhere already.3.0 Being truly yourself is always hipper than suppressing a link just because it's not trendy enough. Your readers need to get to know you.4.0 You can always improve on the author's own page title, when describing a link. (At least make sure your description is full enough that readers will recognize any pages they've already visited, without having to visit them again.)And for me, the best tip in which I believe bloggers must always do:5.0 Credit the source that led you to it, so your reade

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Welcome to the December 17, 2007 edition of Mom’s Blogging Carnival. Lindsay Steiner presents Flat-headed Babies? Uh-Oh! posted at Conscious Play. History Is Elementary presents Two Very Different Homecomings for Thanksgiving posted at History Is Elementary saying:”While I normally write about history and teaching history from time to time I share bits and pieces of my own [...]

This is sort of old news -- it was out there awhile ago. But yes this is bad ass! Keep it up Portland! Portland No. 2 in blogging.

I got this funny comment from someone who are interested in making money online. This might look something odd for someone new to blogging, to update multiple blogs frequently. I feel the same way too when I started going out of my private blog in friendster. I was amazed to see some bloggers to have about 5 to 10 blogs( or even more) to update. Because keeping one is already a challenge especially if you are new to blogging and working full-time. But as I've said, you got to have the passion for blogging with or without the money.Money is just one of my inspiration why I build this blog. I want this blog to start making money so I can reduce the paid posting on my other blog. Because the purpose of "My Daily Thoughts" blog is to write everything about me and my family. But it turned out to be an advertisement blog. I am not complaining since I am having fun learning many things and making money as well. Have great weekend to all.

A group called Scarborough Research just released a list of top blogging cities in the country and Austin is #1 on that list.  What the study said is that 15% of Austin residents over the age of 18 add blog content or read blogs regularly.  It also tied in top blogging cities with being very tech savvy in general.  See the article and list here.

Scott's article on what you need to know about the 700MHz spectrum so far was picked up by the guys over at AskTheAdmin. Head over there to read all kinds of good tech stuff that you might not find anywhere else. Thanks again to Karl and the other admins over there for showing some love to the AndroidGuys!AndroidGuys | The most trusted site for Android news and opinion.

Wow! This is my first blogging (Best Friends) award awarded to me by my good friend LilyruthThank you very much!