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  • Porch Lifts  Personally I haven't really ever had the urge to have a personal diary like blog, so all of my blogs are related to a specific niche. I do #4 a lot. After writing a post, I come back to it, usually several times to make it clearer and more readable.
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    •   Love Letters [Traffic]
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  • porch lifts  I hadn't heard about Chipin till some of the people at reddit decided to use it to send Helen Thomas Flowers. It is a really cool service and a neat way to do some fundraising.
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    •   Raising Money With ChipIn [Colloboration]
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  • Porch Lifts  It would be cool if the game actually comes out sometime, but I have a feeling that after all these years of teasing us, it will not live up to my expectations :(
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  • Porch Lifts  Man that is just wrong. I imagine the thieves thought he was an easy mark, as I guess he probably is, but really what kind of jerks would steal from a child.
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    •   Thieves Mistake Cochlear Implant For Blue Tooth Headset
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  •   sbspalding  The sad part is that this has happened twice.
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  • porch lifts  The older folks tend to be more inclined to click on ads as well, so in many ways this is a good market to cater to.
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    •   Only On Sundays
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  • Porch Lifts  That is a interesting idea. I have always wanted to try out a vomit comet. Seems like it might be safer than skydiving too...
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  • porch lifts  More than they pay me! I hadn't seen the salary report tool before, it is a good resource to get an idea of where to start in negotiations. I usually always start high and work my way low.
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    •   How Much Are You Worth? [Career]
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  • porch lifts  Saw your 32 Best Sci-Fi novel post made front page on reddit last night. Congrats. If you don't mind me asking, how big of a bump in traffic did that cause?
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  • porch lifts  This is a great list!!! Snow Crash is one of my all time favorites, but all the other ones that I have read on the list were excellent too.
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    •   32 Sci-Fi Novels You Should Read
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  • porch lifts  I really hate the voice recognition software a lot of companies use. It always thinks I am trying to talk when I clear my throat or it hears some other background noise. Usually I just mute the phone and use the buttons, but sometimes you come across a company that has disabled the buttons, and so you must use your voice. That is a cool resource and I will keep this in mind for the next time I have to call support.
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    •   Get Human [Productivity]
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  • Porch Lifts  I sometimes come up with "great" ideas at 3 in the morning, but upon considering them at a later time, I realize that they are more stupid than great.
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    •   Push The Limits [Creativity]
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  •   Maggy Young  Happens to us all. Also a common phenomenom after a few drinks. So what ? It's an ongoing process. You come up with ideas, later realise they weren't too good & go search for better ones.
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  • Porch Lifts  I have almost always remembered phone numbers. In fact I could probably recite most of the people that I know off of the top of the head as well as a few of my old jobs. I have broken away from this habit a little bit, but still only rely on my cell phone to remember business contacts. I think I would be okay if all the cell phones were to disappear, but I know a lot of people that would be out of luck.
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    •   Your Mind In Your Back Pocket
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  • porch lifts  I have used or currently use most of the software that you listed. Gimp is great and VLC is my favorite video player. I would suggest uTorrent over Azureus though. Azureus used to be great, but the new Vuze version of Azureus is a great let down.
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    •   Open Source Alternatives
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  •   sbspalding  Thanks for the information. I'll check it out.
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  • porch lifts  That is funny I had never seen this one. I always get a kick out of those videos of steve balmer acting like a fool.
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  •   sbspalding  Is that Steve in the lab coat?
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  • porch lifts  This is interesting stuff. I drink coffee during the week and sometimes I get headaches on the weekend, which I attribute to caffeine withdrawal because i generally don't drink coffee on the weekend. I walk my dog during the week and also work out on 3 days, so I get plenty of exercise and also eat a good breakfast in the morning, but have not been able to break the coffee habit during the week. I will have to look into the vitamins and ginkgo that you suggested.
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    •   Caffiene Substitutes [Productivity]
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  •   sbspalding  The first few weeks are the worse. It takes about that long for your energy levels to return to normal. Before that, it feels as if you're fighting your body all day long.
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  • porch lifts  I am surprised that more people don't use gmail. It is, arguably, the best free email service available and is very powerful. I don't really like the targeted ads in the webmail interface, because it is obvious they are based off of my emails, but usually I use Thunderbird so it doesn't matter.
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  •   sbspalding  Yea, combined with Firefox (for extensions), Gmail is probably one of the more versatile email clients out there.
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  • porch lifts  I usually get side tracked pretty easily. I start out looking at pictures of lions and end up researching the Mayan culture.
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    •   Do You Have Digital ADD?
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  • porch lifts  I am not really into the whole myspace thing, so I had not been exposed to vois before your post. It is interesting that where everyone else was/is struggling that they are growing. There are other areas, including the medical industry, that are in a similar position.
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  • porch lifts  I know health insurance for horses is a must because those bills add up quickly. I only have 1 dog so for me animal insurance is not cost effective, but with your crew I can see how it would be very important.
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  • porch lifts  I can sympathize with that. I sometimes get headaches from staring at the computer too long. Have you thought about using an external monitor. That way you wouldn't be always looking down at the screen.
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  • porch lifts  I like Modern Marvels sometimes too. The telephone is another one that a few people lay claim to. I don't know if this is true or not, but I've heard that Alexander Graham Bell beat a competitors patent by a matter of hours. Either way a lot of people were working on a telephone at that time.
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    •   Tesla vs Edison
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  •   Cynthia Blue  Hmm interesting... I wouldn't be surprised, either.
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  • porch lifts  I remember hearing about this a few weeks ago, but I had no idea it was that big. 17 miles, wow! Using a magnetic system to move the components is pretty cool too...
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  • porch lifts  If you are doing a search for anything that is product related, then the front page is likely to be paid. This is true of most competitive niches. They have been doing this for years. It started as inserting their ads in between the normal search results, but has since grown. The service is "Yahoo Search Submit"
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    •   The Endorsement Gap
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  • porch lifts  I think that Utterz site looks like a pretty good idea. Being able to text your video/pics/words from a mobile phone and have it show up online is cool. The point you bring up about not being able to easily scan videos is spot on. You pretty much summed up why I enjoy social sites so much. This also means that you would have to manually watch each video someone posted to your blog, or risk having some seriously objectionable content.
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    •   What We Gain From Video
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  • porch lifts  I think a large part of it is that most tech savvy people, at least the ones I know, can see through the reviews for what they are. For instance if you are searching for reviews of hosting companies, or anything for that matter, you have to sift through tons and tons of fluff reviews that in essence just describe what is on the companies page to find just one honest review. The best reviews are the ones where you can tell the person actually used the product, discusses both the positive things and the negative things, and objectively looks at the product/services. These are by no means the norm though because most companies don't want you to honestly review the product in this matter. Now don't get me wrong, I personally fully understand paid posts, and in no way hold it against the blogger, but I think most people like me are able to see them for what they are and so they don't hold much weight. Sort of like a yahoo search where all the results on the first page are paid.
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    •   The Endorsement Gap
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  •   f  I don't think the results from Yahoo are paid for. Do you have any sources for that?
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