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  • billysticker.com/blog

    Billy Sticker | Author, Speaker, Consultant

    Home Blog Book Reviews Social Media Marketing Write Your Book Contact Billy Getting Started With Soci... With all of the hype over social media now, it can be a bit overwhelming for a typical business to determine if it?s worth the hassle. In short, the answer is a resounding *yes*! From companies as large as Coca-Cola® to companies operating out of their homes, are using sites such as Twitter and Facebook for marketing and advertising purposes. So how do you get started? Let?s

  • theharpoonist.com/aboutme.htm

    Little Blue School: About Me: Lydia Netzer

    I'm the mother of two interesting redheads and the wife of an options-trading cyclist. I live in Virginia in a blue house. I write fiction, compose songs, drive my children around, ride my bike, and read books. I fix other people's novels as a book doctor. I also knit and sew but I draw the line at baking. Our children are homeschooled. My Homeschooling Blog: Little Blue School My Books/Writing Blog: The Harpoonist My Tumblr: lostcheerio My Twitter @lostcheerio My Facebook Lydia Netzer My

  • nokilli.com/rtw

    Drunken Monkey Motorcycle

    Still alive! Posted by gornzilla on August', 2011 I know I haven't done an entry in a long time. I was teaching in Korea and if you write something that doesn't agree with a small, but vocal, bunch of Korean netizens (aka The Anti-English Spectrum), they'll find where you work and will do their best at getting you fired. It happened while I was there with a few blog writers. Better them than me is how I looked at it. After that I was supposed to move to London with a girl, but she got

  • sunpig.com/martin

    Legends of the Sun Pig - Martin Sutherland's Blog

    Legends of the Sun Pig Mobile web ancestry Mon 22.Aug.2011 at 10:40 Comments: 1 Joe Celko has a nice new article on Simple-Talk.com about how easy it is to write SQL queries that unconsciously adopt the idioms of sequential media, i.e. magnetic tape. When you sit in a live theater, you cannot do a close-up, pan shot, zoom, dissolve or other effect that are common in movies today. Early silent films parked the camera in one position and mimicked a theater experience. This is a general systems

  • pleonast.com/user/kennon

    kennon | pleonast

    pleonast login pleoback at 02/09/11 6:20AM so ... what do you like about pleonast / what do you not like about it? 17-36 of 36 comments « prev 1 2 next » Likes: Easy to write longer posts (and very thankful for the draft autosave feature), absence of Farmville and similar apps, confidence that my information isn't being sold to the guy next door, less overload. If it's a choice between FB and Pleo, it's Pleo all the way. Wish List: The ability to receive and respond to comments via