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Immediacy and a Bit of Delayed Gratification Too - 11/21/08 01:54 PM
We can search the Web and see our words. It's what excites us ... our words ... our thoughts ... our very personal contribution to that massive, ethereal world of expression.
Blogging is right-now, in-your-face communication. Its immediacy is obvious, feedback and all. We have little patience in our high-speed world, and blogging does not disappoint.
Simultaneously, we are marketing ourselves and our businesses. However, if we step aside and turn off our egos, accepting delayed gratification, what enhances the value of our blogging and connects us to an unending matrix of thought? Linking!
I did not see the power of … (19 comments)
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As the Seasons Change, So Do the Views … Well, Most of Them… - 11/20/08 12:11 PM
I was driving up the road today enjoying the seasonal views, which in the Hudson Valley means enhanced views of the mountains ... so much so that you have no doubt you are in a valley. In Cornwall, they seem to encircle you; you get the feeling that you are in one big bowl!
To provide enough water for its millions, New York City owns and maintains reservoirs in upstate New York. When it decided where to locate these reservoirs, it did not matter if a town stood on the desired spot ... open the flood gates, bye-bye town. Thankfully, … (3 comments)
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Tagged! The Nearest Book Meme … - 11/20/08 09:24 AM
Sandy Shores tagged me for this meme. Sandy has a knack for writing those "right on target" posts, chock full of helpful information. I've learned a lot from Sandy, especially about real estate investing, so I am more than happy to comply.
Here are the guidelines:
1. Grab the nearest book.2. Open the book to page 56.3. Find the fifth sentence.4. Post the text of the next two to five sentences.5. Don't dig for your favorite book, the cool book or the intellectual one. Pick the Closest.6. Tag five people to do the same
[The one book that this cannot be … (15 comments)
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Blogging for Hope … December 1, 2008 - 11/20/08 07:00 AM
Stigma remains even in America. As a result, social and research support are not what they could be. It's okay to talk about HIV/AIDS. In fact, not doing so has lead to its spread in our country and around the world.
Additional information is now available for bloggers to unite for World AIDS Day - Monday, December 1, 2008. Visit http://unite.blogcatalog.com/participate/
This year's theme is leadership. HIV/AIDS has been a global epidemic for 27 years! An estimated 33 million people are living with HIV. In the United States, an estimated one million Americans are living with HIV.
You can also … (5 comments)
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Marketing a Commercial Real Estate Book - 11/19/08 05:10 PM
Via Josef Katz - Trump University {Marketing Maestro}:
If you look at the post I reblogged yesterday you can see we launched a new book. C Tann-Starr took the initiative to share the info with the AR community (thanks again). Today (and I probably should have done this a few days ago...) I wanted to share some of the behind the scenes info on our book marketing effort and ask for your help.
I have participated in a number of book launches over the years. But this one is shaping up to be different. When we checked the Amazon ranking for Commercial … (1 comments)
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Marie Meyer, Orange County New York Realtor®
Central Valley,
NY
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