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Yahoo.com released it’s top search queries for the year 2008 on Monday.  The results are depressingly typical.  Britney Spears sits in the #1 slot with WWE at #2.  The rest of the list was populated entirely with pop culture items, the exception being Barack Obama coming in at #3.
On the surface, it’s not particularly surprising [...]

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Every blogger struggles for readership.  Some bloggers, such as myself, can barely scratch together an audience period.  Well, I have some easy tips to help you and me that will start attracting people to your blog, and getting those all important hits.

Create blog.  There are numerous free hosting sites such as WordPress or Blogger.  Registration [...]

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I’d like to put forth the contention that the any increase or decrease in blogging is directly correlated to the occurrence or absence of crisis’.  In fact the birth of blogging can be attributed, to a degree, to the occurrence of a crisis.
Blogs have been around for nearly 15 years.  At its inception, blogs were [...]

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We, as Americans consumers, are faced with an ominous and insidious threat to the stability of our great country.  Very soon our workplaces will be invaded by a sinister force of evil intent on destroying the fabric of our workforce.  Attacking the fundamental threads that are the glue driving our economic health.
The exploding soda machine!
Coca-Cola [...]

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When Comcast announced it’s plan to begin instituting a bandwidth cap, the tech community was in general consensus that bandwidth limits was not consumer friendly, and sparked considerable outrage from some consumers.  But there’s something else that should infuriate you about your data much more then how much your allowed to use every month.  Namely, [...]

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Beware The Malware

Have you ever wondered why the spread of malware on home pcs has exploded alongside the explosion of the internet?  A research group from the Psychology Department at North Carolina State University conducted a study amoung college students on their handling of pop up windows while surfing the internet.  Not surprisingly, they found that the [...]

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