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Comment on Pinterest Bans Thinspirations but What About Pin-Food-Hoarding? by tarahusband

tarahusband — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 00:28:27 +0000

@MonkiMurray Hi. If only we could ban the ingredients from our grocery store shelves!
Thanks for commenting. - Tara

Comment on Pinterest Bans Thinspirations but What About Pin-Food-Hoarding? by MonkiMurray

MonkiMurray — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 23:48:12 +0000

I agree. To make it fair, ban recipes that include MSG, hydrogenated oils, aspartame, mechanically separated mean, high fructose corn syrup, etc.

Comment on “Quit Checking In – People Don’t Care!” by ShelleySchurmanHobbs

ShelleySchurmanHobbs — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 03:11:25 +0000

First blog post I’ve ever seen on this topic. So glad I can now see good reasons for checking in. I was one of the people that was annoyed at it, but now, I have a fresh perspective!

Comment on What is Edgy Social Media? by Donnell Mannings

Donnell Mannings — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 13:08:17 +0000

You do have a very nice format for your blog, i want that to use on my site too.

Comment on Make Money with Facebook UPDATES! (UPDATE – Now Over) by Nidhi

Nidhi — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 08:09:37 +0000

When I think about who will be impacted by the cnhages in privacy settings, I think about people who don’t really engage with Facebook enough to BE impacted by these cnhages (my mom and her friends, for instance). I presume there’s not a whole lot they offer up on FB that could negatively impact them should their data be made public. Maybe that’s ageist? Actually, the people who probably are most at risk are those who use facebook a ton, vent their innermost secrets, and have no clue about privacy settings. I guess time will tell.

Comment on Users share billions of pieces of content daily on Facebook, and it’s the data infrastructure team’s job to analyze that data so we can present it to those users and their friends in the… by Damian

Damian — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 07:40:57 +0000

Great Post almost as good as one of mine when i ewkrod there lolI agree that social media is plagued by those who simply claim to be experts and having been in the industry for around 5 years, this does grate on me. I have seen many agencies secure contracts recently who say that they run full social media’ services. and yet they have never used Digg? never had a frontpage on Digg, never heard of stumble upon, don’t get their hands dirty running competitons, don’t have a network they haven’t just bought.. they might have a few 100+ twitter followers and a dormant Facebook account that is never updated. These people & agencies are not experts, they might through terms like FULL OF WIN’ around like Charlie Sheen on a good day, but as they baffle the big companies and win contracts from smaller firms who actually have the talent.. it just means that real social media is pushed to the background and this crap is highlighted in the press. A real campaign has grass roots not weeds.PS: I would have to add some of the coding books, marketing and a few more post it’s to my desk lol

Comment on Outlook goes LIVE with Microsoft Social Connector by Asma

Asma — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 07:13:00 +0000

I have recently uadepgrd to window 7 64 bits and office 2010 32 bits. I have set up the Hotmail connector for my email which works great but it also synced my contacts and did some very unfortunate things to them like limiting the size of my notes attached to them and deleting almost all of my phone numbers and addresses pretty much all that is left is the name of the contact. Luckily I have a backup of my contacts. I believe that the problem is with the online version of my contacts because when I was syncing my IPhone I received several error messages from the Hotmail contactor stating problems with character counts. How can I stop the connector from syncing my contacts but continue to sync everything else so that I may have my information back. I did figure out how load my back up file but I loaded it as a separate data base and the data remained intact even after rebooting the computer. The problem with this is while this does not sync to windows live it also does not sync to my I phone which is a must. Simply put I am looking to dump the default contact list that syncs to Hotmail and install my old contact list as the default one and have it sync to my IPhone. I did not have this problem with office 2003. Please help! Greg

Comment on Facebook Trick to Influential Relationships by Naomi

Naomi — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 07:06:52 +0000

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Izabelle — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 07:05:53 +0000

Social class, unfortunately, plays a big role in our eisocty. It has been this way throughout history and will continue to be this way until people develop more consciousness towards diversity. Just because someone is from a different social class, does not mean that they are lesser of a person or a better person. Personally, I grew up in the middle class. We were always comfortable, we had what we needed and got some of what we wanted. Money was never a huge stress factor in my life up until a few years ago when things got tight. I know what it is like to have and I know what it is like to worry about paying for college. This has made me appreciate my family and my friends because I know that they will always be there for me, for the good times and the bad. Some people have prejudices against those in different social classes. This is very unfortunate as it hinders people from having relationships with others with different backgrounds. Hopefully, more and more will become more culturally diverse!

Comment on Scoville by Mukesh

Mukesh — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 06:36:07 +0000

So funny I saw this same group in NYC a couple weeks back .great trimopoon and definitely was drawing lots of attention to their product. In addition to your ideas, I would add the following:-Foursquare scavenger hunt around the city or town you are promoting in. Offer location clues when players purchase items and have prizes for winners, most check-ins at predetermined locations, etc. For businesses with multiple locations in one city, this would be particularly exciting think Boloco in Boston.Lots of possibilities!-Ross