Small Biz Survival: Having trouble commenting?
Rated • 1 review • web design, internet tools, blogs, internet, comments • smallbizsurvival.com
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The May Unemployment Numbers are Here, and Worse Than...
Rated • 2 reviews • economics • wordpress.com
May unemployment numbers are worse than predicted, and the rate of change is increasing, month-over-month.
Obama FTW!
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Social Media Squeeze Endangers Midsized Firms
Rated • 1 review • marketing • wordsellinc.com
Social Media is here to stay.
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Hot Air & Blog Archive & Video: "No, Mr. President"
Rated • 1 review • politics • hotair.com
No, Mr. President, you are not protecting women's health,
You are authorizing the destruction of 500,000 women every year
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http://lawfirmblogger.com/roi-social-media-blogging/
Rated • 1 review • marketing • lawfirmblogger.com
Katie talked common sense solutions to the tune of "Goals drive metrics. Metrics drive results." The simple message was: figure out what it is you're measuring in order to figure out how to measure it. If you're measuring reputation and relationships, you're measuring something different than the salesperson is.
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work.life.creativity. & Blog Archive & Look at me! I'm...
Rated • 1 review • self improvement • worklifecreativity.net
From the page: "I can draw! I just had to learn how to give myself the permission to do so."
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iowahawk: A Statement from the Speaker of the House
Rated • 1 review • humor • typepad.com
I simply assumed they were speaking of new Castro District trends in sexual foreplay
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work.life.creativity.
Rated • 2 reviews • business, focus, minimalism, gtd • worklifecreativity.net
From the page: "I've consciously decided to lead my team in an effort to "unclutter" and focus ourselves on our most important objectives, and evaluate all of our peripheral projects in light of those goals. Less abstractly, I've also been seeking ways to automate and simplify my daily tasks. "
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A Chain Reaction of Kindness & Compassion :...
Rated • 1 review • buddhism, inspiration • terrystarbucker.com
From the page: "Rachel believed that she could make a difference with her positive actions towards her fellow man- as the piece notes, someone of any age or in any setting can understand that part of the message - that â€oeactions, for good or ill, ripple out into the world with consequences that cannot be contained or maybe even knownâ€"
