Monthly Archives: July 2009
30,000 Followers
So I’ve opened up my Twitter account so that anybody can follow me without my permission. And suddenly, I’m seeing people with 18,000 or 30,000 followers. THIRTY THOUSAND. What does this mean? Sucker that I am, I clicked on some … Continue reading
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Tweets, Posts, and Status Updates
TweetDeck is a metaphor. If you haven’t seen it, TweetDeck is an app that lets you track Twitter tweets and Facebook Updates in real time. As it spreads out across several columns, breaking tweets into various categories, I can’t help … Continue reading
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Questions About Possibility
Yesterday, I came across a web site called <100K Project, an awareness raising enterprise by Scott Walters dedicated to “bring(ing) the arts back home” to small and rural communities with populations under 100,000.” One of the posts I spent some … Continue reading
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Dr. House, Mr. Bean, and The Bard
Came across this and had to share. The travail of the writer…
A Lady, a Heart, and a Kingdom
Solomon. What a guy. Superb lineage, a couple of in-your-face visits from the Almighty, one of which got him everything a man could dream of–literally, and a personal palace twice as big as the Temple. Traditional thinking has him author … Continue reading
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