My friend, Dawn Bugni, posted a link to this awesome slideshare presentation by Sheila Scarborough. I enjoyed it so much that I decided it was worth reposting here.
The presentation discusses people who want to take you out for coffee and “pick your brain” and how to handle that type of situation. Of course, “pick you brain” means get as much unpaid information out of you as possible.
A year ago I wrote about how to add a share button to a custom Facebook tab.
Based on some information received by one of my commentators it seems that the share button is not working as expected.
The share button does share the page but then redirects the user to an unexpected location.
February is almost here and we’re well into the new year – maybe I won’t get any more Happy New Years. ;-)
This week I have saving money, an awesome cake, a doorbell that I need, freelancing and more.
Enjoy
The kid and I have already started working on her class Valentines. It’s a little early but she is at her Dad’s every other weekend so I only have two weekends with her to get them done. And since we started doing homemade ones last year, she never feels like making all of them in one session.
Last summer she was given a big container of little glow sticks for her birthday. Since she only needs so many, I thought it would be a good idea to use them as part of the Valentines.
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One post that is consistently popular here is 4 Sites to Help You Decide What Book to Read Next. Last summer I wrote about reading a book per week and listed the books I read the first half of the year.
Here I’m listing the rest of the books I read in 2010. I didn’t quite make a book a week – I read 50 books in 2010 and that’s pretty darn close.
I’ve marked my favorites with an asterisk.
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