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Apple has done much right, but if they're knowingly shipping defective products, this is a major problem. - James Dickey

Tens of thousands of citizens from Dallas and the surrounding area are expected for this rally celebrating independence and promoting fiscal responsibility and the rule of law. The event will include nationally-known speakers, world-famous entertainers, fantastic fireworks and more. - James Dickey

As Facebook shows usiness leaders have to know when to listen to their customers and when to trust their own judgment. - James Dickey

The incredible true story of Rick London, founder of The Londons Times offbeat internet comic site. - James Dickey

A close review by FreedomWorks discredits the claims about the federal budget made by the Obama administartion and parroted by MoveOn.org - James Dickey

The grand Skittles branding/social media experiment is over. David Thomas discusses that and the fact that if Skittles had been prepared they likely could have outlasted the pranks that caused them to cut and run. - James Dickey

The grand Skittles branding/social media experiment is over. David Thomas discusses that and the fact that if Skittles had been prepared they likely could have outlasted the pranks that caused them to cut and run. - James Dickey

Dallas TeaParty.org Stands for: Limited Government, Fiscal Responsibility, Personal Responsibility, The Rule of Law, and National Sovereignty. They won't stand for: Personal Attacks or Unfounded Rumors. - James Dickey

Citizens in the Dallas area banding together to oppose saddling future generations with the burden of our excess spending. - James Dickey

It's great to see the silent majority start to stand up and oppose shackling future generations with unnecessary debt. - James Dickey

Helpful list of reading ideas from good group of people on Twitter. - James Dickey

A professional-level presentation on Twitter. - James Dickey

James Dickey's experience trying to get an explanation for an unclear item on Dell's web site. Included live chat and three phone interactions. - James Dickey

Thoughts on how many people is too many to follow on Twitter by James Dickey. He compares Twitter to television to help explain his thoughts. - James Dickey

The true story of how Scott Grimshaw left salaried employment for the challenge of owning his own businesses. - James Dickey

The true story of how Scott Grimshaw left salaried employment for the challenge of owning his own businesses. - James Dickey

James Dickey's Twitter page - shows his posts, responses and suggestions. - James Dickey

The true story of how Scott Grimshaw left salaried employment for the challenge of owning his own businesses. - James Dickey

The true story of how M.L. Webb went from a job in a garment factory to a more rewarding career as a dental office patient coordinator - and what she'd really like to be doing with her life. - James Dickey

Stories about people's start related to their family - courtships, moves, shared hobbies, anything else involving their family. - James Dickey

Stories about how people got their start in charity or charitable involvement. - James Dickey

Stories of how people got their start in politics or political activism. - James Dickey

Stories of how people started their businesses - or got their start in business. - James Dickey

Stories of how people got started doing various things, or of various things that impacted them along the way. - James Dickey

James' real-time twitter stream evaluating the best and worst of the SuperBowl XLIII (Super Bowl 43) ads. Includes comments from his "focus group" of twenty people and interaction with responders from Twitte. - James Dickey

Reviews of best and worst ads, links to all the ads and a poll taking/sharing readers' opinions. Very nice. - James Dickey

James Dickey summarizes Nick Ayres' BlogWell presentation entitled "Behind the Orange Apron" - social media at Home Depot. The presentation includes why and how they got started in social media, some successes won and lessons learned during the process, including lessons useful for any other large company starting in social media. - James Dickey

If you're not using hash tags, you're missing out on some of Twitter's power. - James Dickey

I agree completely. Just makes me all the more curious as to why you stopped following me. (I posted this reply on Twitter first, but remember that comments on FF are easier for you to work with). Would have done so privately, but can't DM w/out follow. - James Dickey

Fair enough, as long as you are consistent. Do you unfollow or ignore people who disagree with you politically? If you do, then there is no reason to complain or to single out Fderfler. If you follow and engage with people who think differently than you, then your comment has more weight. - Nick Savides

"Proof of capabilities is absolutely the right way to go about getting a position. Kudos." - James Dickey

Dan has an amazing story and writes well. - James Dickey