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Twits du Jour (Nov 5)
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Facebooking for Office: How Social Media Inspires Voters
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Traditionally, student-aged voters (those between the ages of 18 and 24) aren't always so great at remembering to cast their votes.
Traditionally, student-aged voters (those between the ages of 18 and 24) aren't always so great at remembering to cast their votes. In fact, in the 2008 presidential election, less than 1 in 2 18-to-24 year olds actually voted. While the percentage of those in the student-aged demographic may not always be astute at remembering to fill out a ballot around election time,…
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Twits du Jour (Oct 24)
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My disjointed tweets for October 24, 2012
RT @EarthOrgUK: Climate Change is Absent from the Presidential Debates for the First Time Since…
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Twits du Jour (Oct 16)
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My rambling tweets for October 16, 2012
@RussB @janole @jimh I used the public timeline…
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Twits du Jour (Oct 15)
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My nonchalant tweets for October 15, 2012
RT @RussB: iTunes has an affiliate program! I looked for this one time and…
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Twits du Jour (Oct 11)
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My gadding tweets for October 11, 2012
@ComcastBill Thanks, Bill. The recorded message at 800-COMCAST stated it would take 24 hours to fix, at the time,…
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The Death of Daily Deals: Why the Groupon Bubble is Popping
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If you’re like most people who budget their spending carefully, you know that when it comes to saving money, every little bit counts…
If you’re like most people who budget their spending carefully, you know that when it comes to saving money, every little bit counts. Back in the day, you might have clipped coupons to set aside a little extra money, but with the technology of today, “clipping coupons” has become a little more high-tech. If you’ve used sites like Groupon or LivingSocial to save some dough, you know that some deals are worth your time,…
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