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Thanks for helping populate comments onto post entries that did not have comments to begin with. I see that this exercise has trained you well in leaving behind better comments and have a higher chance of maintaining the links you are building for your clients.

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I appreciate that the Downtown Alliance provides free wifi at various downtown public locations. However, this page is a major map fail in terms of visual accessibility. It is so simple to print the larger size graphic as a pdf and link it, instead of wasting bandwidth with a graphic that serves no function.

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There seems to be many suggested methods to stop a runny nose with the most common being antihistamines. However, the real trick to stop a runny nose without medicines that continues to work for generations is rolling up two tissues and stuff up one nostril at a time.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tH8B3OTUx4E - I am wondering how much money HR Block spent on this YouTube game designed by Razorfish and failed to produce the results it needed to justify the cost. The pace and music from a gamers’ standpoint is dreadful. If it was intended to go viral, it has failed miserably. I found myself giving up by game five. Come on HR Block, have real people test it before releasing to the public. A little more than 1000 views since March 12th per video, only means about 30 some odd people stumble on the video daily. It lacks the quick and fun factor of the Street Fighter game that has over five million views.

Susan Boyle might as well be singing in Chinese from her quick rise to fame and fortune in Britain’s Got Talent. It is well documented in Chinese newspapers around the world. This prompted my mother who don’t speak a word of English to request me to put on Susan Boyle’s YouTube video for her to watch. Upon listening to Boyle’s hypnotic voice, my mom became as giddy as a little school girl and compared her to famous Chinese opera singers. She continued to asked me to show her more of Susan, digging up all the available televised news interviews including the “Cry Me a River” recording from 1999.

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Calling the Twitter race early like news networks did for the 2000 elections. AplusK is the winner, approved by all independent bloggers. Good night. Continue reading ‘AplusK Wins the One Million Twitter Followers Race’

Even though everyone including myself had high hopes of the rouge CNNBRK bot winning. However, after CNN bought the account, it changes all the dynamics of who people are rooting for. Some of the early Twitter adopters will stop CNNBRK as a result because it is now officially a corporate entity lost in the shuffle of the social media darling’s first million Twitter follower account.

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Yup, let’s say that again: Top Twitter User CNNBRK is a bot, and a damn good one. It puts the other CNN properties on Twitter to shame because it provides a solid service of tweeting important headlines without the call to action of visiting the CNN web property through shorten URLs. Let’s all follow the bot and help it reach the milestone of 1 million. How ironic would that be for Twitter? And CNN too, considering the CNNBRK bot belongs to James Cox.

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A middle age woman jumps to her death at the Queens Mall, and injuring a teenager in the suicide process. And a reporter ridiculously quotes Time Warner saying, “Time Warner is closed. If you’ve got a bill due, don’t worry about it. They said they won’t cut off your service today.” Is the reporter a moron that needed the article to meet the 500 words requirement? And of all newspapers, it is the reputable New York Times. Shame on the editors as well.

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Have you tried putting up your profile and joining a couple of groups on Meetup.com? After one week or two those profiles will quickly rise to the top as meetup.com has done a great job on SEO and internal linking throughout the site and its subdomains. At some point that it is too strong where several profiles overrun the first page results, and a few will lag behind on the 2nd page that it felt a bit like spamming. Initially, I thought linkedin, zoominfo, or facebook profiles were good for online reputation management. I was so wrong until I joined meetup.com; now don’t get me wrong I did not join up for search manipulation purposes. Just noticing the exceptionally strong reputation management results due to the site’s strong SEO efforts.

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