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Social Media in Times of Crisis – Japan Earthquake Tsunami

By Linda Sherman / March 14, 2011

Social Media can help unite us in times of crisis. Within moments, social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Youtube connect the world with the voices and images on the ground as well our own global reactions. We give you here one more reason that you should be participating in social media if you aren’t…

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How To Comment on a Website

By Linda Sherman / December 1, 2010

Have you never commented on a website? You are not alone. Many people enjoy reading websites but have not yet tried to comment. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started. Why Comment? There are benefits to commenting. Here are some of them: – Share your opinion with the author and other readers In many…

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Why Blenders Should be More Like Computers

By Ray Gordon / October 4, 2010

Over the past three decades I’ve owned many computers – big towers, notebooks, laptops, desktops, transportable all-in-ones, and ultra-light portables.  Worked on everything from a Tandy 100 to a SPARC station.  So I have a pretty good idea of what computers can do. I’ve also owned a good number of blending devices.  In fact, right…

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Why You Should Get Started on Facebook

By Linda Sherman / October 4, 2010

There are over 500,000,000 Facebook profiles registered worldwide, and the fastest growing segment is people aged 50 years old and over. You, or someone you know, may be resisting joining even though friends and relatives are begging participation. My friend Richard explained to me why he didn’t want to get on Facebook. Richard: I prefer…

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