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Simply put, the user would like to continue down the path of the pinboard and not have to return to the masterboard over and over. It is our hope that Pinterest will consider our solution. And of course we are going to make a Pinboard of it.

I Wanna Love You is another single from Shooting Beer Cans Off the Buddha from Buzzie. This video includes a video montage of modern-day rock goddesses. We can aspire to great things while continuing to rock along.

What if Twitter introduced a whole new range of tags for your Tweets? Twitter should create some new tagging characters? The NEW Twitter Tags.

The Super Bowl(tm) has come and gone. And Mr. Brady did not add to his ring collection. It was a fairly well-played game. And the advertisers cannot be happier about that. Even the 4th quarter buyers got their audience numbers, if not their money’s w

Garr Reynolds (Presentation Zen author) has an amazing stream of pictures. These are from his Japan series. Thanks to him for permission to use them. This video is supposed to have a “Lost In Translation” feel. After we leave, or part, we usually travel. Travel alone is a mix of joy, liberation, spiritual journey, and sadness.

People do want to be on the winning side of a cause. And the social media mind has begun to weigh in on some pretty heavy decisions.

I have a shortlist of the most important books in my business education (I got an English degree, so I’m not from the business realm either. Sorry.) And since you have found your way here to my blog, changes are you open to learning more about social media and business practices. So this is for you…

You’ve seen the viral post. You’ve laughed your social head off. Here’s more, and more, and more. Watch directly on YouTube: Sh*t Social Media Strategists Say Thanks for making me viral. I’ll pay you back later. @jmacofearth (also seen

When we look at the same dashboard day after day we become desensitized to the changes that we should be paying attention to. It might be good to look into a couple of different microscopes.

Critical Path maybe a project management term now, but I believe the phrase and concept was coined by Buckminster Fuller, in his book, The Critical Path (Amazon affiliate link). So what is it? And how does it relate to Occom’s Razor? In my words,

The next release from buzzie is well underway. Sample the up coming tracks on the free EP, Shooting Beer Cans Off the Buddha.

The primary reaction to my Pinterest and Authorization posts was, “I won’t give Facebook any more than I have to. And selling or authorizing my Facebook account to access to other applications is down right offensive.

It is worth listening to yourself. You make the choice about how and what you want to contribute to those around you. You are powerful. Your voice has influence and resonance with others. Even if they don’t respond or tell you. I think most people on the web are listening (lurking?) and fewer are sharing. Decide what you want to share and do it with intention. And then listen to the response or lack of response.

This song Last Flowers (on the way to the hospital) was an unfinished Radiohead song from The Bends era. It showed up on the In Rainbows (bonus tracks). It kicked my ass and I called Ron and asked if he would help me. The entire thing was done in a matter of hours in Ron’s studio.

The benefit of Open Authorization or Claim ID was the validation of your identity was not connected to any other account. I’ve got things in my facebook stream that I would not like everyone to see. So now we’ve got Twitter Auth and Facebook Auth. Google and Google have them too, but I am not seeing those very often. I would probably trust my login to Google long before Facebook or Twitter.

The Many Disciplines of Social Media The posts below frame the initial structure of the ebook, but there is a ton more information and links to resources inside the downloadable version. These posts contain the raw material of the disciplines of s

This is a Radiohead cover of a song that is found on the extended version of In Rainbows. It was a B-Side that was written for The Bends but they never finished it. Let me know if you like it.