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Feelin’ the Rush of StumbleUpon

21 November 07

It’s a sunny day with tradewinds of 5-10mph. There’s a nice 1-3 ft. swell and you’ve already paddled out into the water. The ripples start making its way toward you and you begin to line yourself up for the catch. Thrusting your hands into the water, you paddle as fast as you can. Leaning forward with your chest raised, you start to feel the wave thrusting you and your board forward. It’s time to stop paddling and pounce up. As you begin your descent down the trough of the wave, you feel a surge of adrenaline pumping through your body. This motivates you and your surfing buddies to celebrate with a loud “Cheeeeeeeeeee-Whooo!”

An Online Equivalence

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Theory of Healthy Blog Portions

19 November 07

Does posting every day matter? That is one very common blogger question that has been on my mind lately. How consistent should postings be?

It can be a bit puzzling if we come at it from the blog-writer perspective, so maybe turning the tables and seeing through the audience viewpoint will help. Taking that into consideration, and also assuming you have a group of loyal readers, I came up with the…

Blogging Theory of Healthy Blog Portions

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Surefire Way to Simplify Technology

18 November 07

This is the remote control for my grandmother’s television. She was feeling overwhelmed by all the buttons on it, so we were going to give her a walk-through of the different functions, but my Aunt had a better idea to simplify it all…No need to clutter your mind with unnecessary information. This is the strictly ‘need to know basis’ method for teaching people how to use a tv remote.
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Support Your Fellow Blogger?

14 November 07

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The Vultures Are RSS Feeding!

13 November 07

Yes, the vultures have been feasting on my RSS feed, and now they’re getting a little too greedy. Splogs and scrapers are becoming a problem in the blogosphere. I have recently read many complaints about article ‘theft’ on other blogs and in forums.

I have had partials of my posts stolen before, but yesterday was the first time I saw one of my posts in full on a splog. Having put the time in to hand-write content and then have someone try to pass it off as their own can set people off just a bit. Although it might not technically be illegal to take a post if the author is credited, it’s just not (more…)

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