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So many Twitter profiles ID the person as a happy husband, wife, father or mother that I have to wonder where the divorce rate comes from
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LOL - you crack me up -- that's what I was thinking... ;) ha!
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Of course I'm right then
- Recruiting Animal
Re AWARDS: If you haven't received an award icon and want one pls let me know
what icon? hey - btw - what's up with me from Super Twit to Twitterbug or something ;)
- Susan (Kang) Nam
digging RBC v2.01 http://www.recruitingblogs.com/profile... integrating social email
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great post John - def agree with most of it all except for Tweetdeck for now.. I really do like it because the platform allows the user to see all followers information all in one. I have been having some trouble with Tweetdeck lately and I do hope I get it back ;) Happy New Year! May your year be bright and look forward to more to come esp. via RBC! Best ~ Sus :)
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Is anyone else getting a million invitations to Affluence.org via Rolph Kellner at support@affluence.org - if so, how can I make them stop?
write a strongly worded article about spam generation. I particularly like the affluence.org qualifications...$3M net worth or recommend five friends. Hmmm which do you think they'll get more of.
- John Sumser
u can't - just give in LOL ;) btw - thx for ur note. appreciate it. best!
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Serial entrepreneur Nicolas Berg in Switzerland - http://digg.com/tech_ne...
"A great read after reading @wisequeen' tweets. :) Best wishes to Nicolas Berg. Susan Boston, MA"
- Susan (Kang) Nam
The You Show - http://digg.com/busines...
"Completely agree.. I just have to say (looking from both sides of the table) I'd be happier if the potential employer actually takes notice when a candidate can lead.. not just be reactive. That is truly frustrating both ways. Show good manners, definitely but when it comes to being proactive about "inquiring" that should be focused all the way. Rockstar candidate look for rockstar employers ~ Break a leg! ;) Susan @pinkolivefamilyR"
- Susan (Kang) Nam
I left my boots in toronto (not my favorite ones) http://bigorecruiting.blogspot.com/2008...
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How can I "NOT" like this post ;) Maren rules!
- Susan (Kang) Nam
3 days away: Are you going to score the Presidential debates live on Twitter this Friday? http://www.web-strategist.com/blog... Tag it #tweetdebate
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I will do my best to be there - definitely something to watch Friday night at 9PM EST with everything going on with the economy ugh. best!
- Susan (Kang) Nam
@SourcerKelly includeTalentBar (and yes to RBC, HRM Today and Fordyce), there is just don't recall exact (Recruiting Earth? - Chris Lavoie)
actually - just checked - it's Recruiter Earth (by Chris Lavoie) Best ~
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Will 9/11 Ever Feel Normal - http://www.chrisbrogan.com/will-91...
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Not to the generations that experienced it...
- Ken Stewart | ChangeForge
That day. I got home around midnight on a flight from Washington. Turned on the TV and saw the news. Shocking. How far we've come. Not far. The effects of that terrorist act are now felt every day. Think about the ill conceived war we brought to Iraq and all the lives lost over there. Taxes, oil, environment, freedom, security, terror. All worse. Going forward. It's a mess and we need to think about who we are going to vote for in the next election.
- Steve Garfield
I understand. I made an analogy of the day with " food fight"
- Luma
No. I worked at World Trade Center until right b4 9/11 - still paying my respect, still in awe of what Morgan Stanley Security guard did to get all my old colleagues out from 2 WTC 74th floor and every single person from MSDW survived except for him (1 injured).
- Susan (Kang) Nam
I was in high school at the time, had no idea how significant it was. Had never seen such a thing before, didn't know what to think about it. Oh how things have changed since then.
- Nate True
I was at a Yankees game last summer. I was sitting behind two young guys, at at 9:11 PM, one of them said to the other, "Dude. Look what time it is." It is always in your consciousness. Always will be.
- Cheryl Rice
Why Don't Recruiters Blog? : CollegeRecruiter.com Blog - http://www.collegerecruiter.com/weblog...
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"Clearly there are a number of corporate recruiters who do blog and some of their blogs help them hire people. But why don't more corporate recruiters blog? Why is it that the recruiting blogosphere is dominated by job board owners, vendors, and corporate recruiters who do blog and some of their blogs help them hire people. But why don't more corporate recruiters blog? Why is it that the recruiting blogosphere is dominated by job board owners, vendors, and third party recruiters? For answers, turn to the man who always seems to have great answers to great questions: Jim Durbin of StlRecruiting."
- Steven Rothberg
from Bookmarklet
Interesting question Steven with so many ways to explore that question per se (many factors I can only assume as being perceived so far) - will look into Jim Durbin of StlRuecruiting. Thanks Steven. Best~
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Reminder: SMC Boston, Los Angeles and Phoenix happening TOMORROW (Thurs 9/11) - http://www.socialmediaclub.org/events...
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hope you guys in LA have fun! I will be in NY but I'll see you next time.
- gfox
I am new to all this however interested in SMC Boston group. I can't attend tomorrow however I would be interested in attending near future. My topic of interest is in Social Media & Recruiting. Thanks ~ All the best, Susan (northshore, ma & nyc)
- Susan (Kang) Nam
The Blood-Red Pencil: Ten Tips for Self-Editing - http://bloodredpencil.blogspot.com/2008...
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Excellent tips for self-editing your manuscript!
- Karen Swim
this is great! Thx karen ;)
- Susan (Kang) Nam
To share ~ Open to public "Story time with Nicholas" - http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_8cUDv4...
Here is the actual invitation from Pink Olive blog site (from Grace Kang) ;)
- Susan (Kang) Nam
"Story time with Nicholas" ;) - http://olivegrace.blogspot.com/
I will be there ~ ;) will you? - September 13th 11AM, Parkslope, Brooklyn pink olive 167 fifth ave. (between lincoln and berkley place) park slope, new york 718-398-2016 info@pinkoliveboutique.com (for info, directions~)
- Susan (Kang) Nam
We're either going to have a half black, or woman in the oval office, either way, this is a change. In the future, could we ever have a gay, hispanic, asian, or even a clone in office? Now we know, anything is possible
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just no mutants with special powers
- Marco(aureliusmaximus)
I think Jeremiah should run for Pres
- imabonehead
getting crowded in the office
- Oldengrey (Jay)
Jeremiah, change does indeed take time - and I, for one, am glad to see the movement away from gender and ethnic background towards qualifications. However, people will always gravitate towards candidates that are most like themselves... so in that regards there will always be some biased.
- Ken Stewart | ChangeForge
from twhirl
I don't care what gender, color, or religion they are. I'm far more concerned with how they perform. Whoever gets the job, I'm not holding my breath on that one though.
- Ian May
whose saying we haven't had a clone yet?
- clarke thomas
I'm thinkin' a smurf in the Whitehouse might be the answer at this point
- Charlie Anzman
Gay? Unlikely. Non-Christian? Highly unlikely. Come on, Brian, share. ;)
- Jack (a.k.a. Jeber)
We've already had a gay president -- James Buchanan. At the time, his better half was referred to as "Aunt Fancy" by Buchanan's critics.http://lindholm.jp/chinf_b...
- Sprague D
I don't think so.
- Bukola
by definition aliens are banned from the presidency. is that discriminatory? no kryptonians allowed? or daxamites? or martians?
- Mark Dykeman
prob hispanic, asian, and clone before gay
- Deva Hazarika
They had to pass legislation to assert John McCain's citizenship http://realityme.net/2008...
- Doug McCaughan
I thought Obama was part Asian .. ? and yes. any "one" can run.. perhaps you should.. Why not?
- Susan (Kang) Nam
best thing about this is some qualified people might make it into the office...it's been a long 8 yrs...
- Elliott Ng
Put lipstick on Cheney and you have people excited about change.
- LPH™ and his dog P™
If you wish to help out a local chapter or launch a new one, please contact kristiewells @ gmail.com for details. Many thanks.
is there one for Boston? just curious
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Finish the Food On Your Plate, or You’ll Be Charged Extra! | PSFK - Trends, Ideas & Inspiration - http://www.psfk.com/2008...
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"Futurist Paul Saffo was eating at a buffet style restaurant recently, and spotted a curious policy. The eatery will charge you $2.00 extra for any left over food. Is this a move against rising food prices, or more of an ethical rule to encourage less waste?"
- joneilortiz
from Bookmarklet
They really do lol. There are many hot pot restaurants in San Francisco that charge per weight haha
- Mona Nomura
i think the buffets in vegas should use this policy.
- Admiral Anika
that'll be the day it comes to houston
- joneilortiz
I think that is awesome and logical
- Cecil Sandus
I've seen this in small town buffet restaurants for the last 30 years
- Robert Hafer
really? is it spreading for economic reasons, or are we newtimers just picking up on an old policy?
- joneilortiz
yup..I have seen something like this in NYC (esp sushi bars ;) it makes sense.. we shouldn't waste food!!
- Susan (Kang) Nam
When was the last time you read a print newspaper? For me it's been months.
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It's been years since I bought one. I snuck a look at one in the airplane, but that's the first time in months too.
- Robert Scoble
Week ago i bought one. But only because i was in it : ) There was an interview about http://snurl.com/3luvs And didn't read
- Selim Yoruk
every sunday i read the local newspaper and enjoy it. also every morning that i'm in a hotel room i read my free copy of the wall street journal or USA Today
- Jonathan Jesse
about 2 1/2 hours ago
- Steve Lowe
at 9am this morning
- Olivier
We get three here at home: Wall St. Journal, New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle. It's a challenge to read them, I'm getting most updates via web.
- Hutch Carpenter
today, but I did not buy it ;-)
- Luca Conti
every day, every breakfast (two or three)
- Claudio Cicali ♋
the only time I ever read one is when visiting family or in a doctor's office. I never buy one myself and just read it because it is there. My local paper has everything online so nosense in buying it when I can just view one of the few local stories I may want to read for free.
- Dean Clark
It's been years since I've sat down for any length of time to go through a paper from front to back. It used to be one of those things I really looked forward to doing too - Saturday morning, pot of coffee and a few hours with the paper. Now it seems less relevant to me.
- Kevin Cearns
2 weeks ago, Financial Times. I always read FT on paper. Love that touch-and-feel of FT :)
- Hayk H.
It's been years.
- Chris Rossini
well, personally for me some print newspapers work (i.e. WSJ and one particular local print newspaper (in northshore, ma)
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Every day.
- Russellreno
Does the NYTimes on my Kindle count? If yes, every morning!
- JMaultasch
Some 30 minutes ago. Huge amount of information presented in the net cannot replace the satisfaction of the smell of ink and the lovely breeze and sun of boshphorus in Istanbul :)
- Oguzhan Eren
I would like to congratulate Oguzhan on his first comment on FriendFeed. welcome!
- Kyle Lacy
We usually buy a sunday paper a couple or three times a year on the impetus that there's a big sale (like Black Friday). But the main reason we buy it is so that I have liner for my bird's cage for the next few months.
- Fa La La La Lindsay
Whenever I'm in a hotel and they provide the local paper. I find local papers fascinating.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Yesterday. The Sunday NYT is a treasure and a joy to read.
- Mark Interrante
Saturday...start of the college football season! Otherwise, very infrequently.
- JA Castillo
I read my local paper probably 3X/week and whenever I'm looking to have a good time on the road I'll buy a NYT or WSJ. I love the newspaper.
- Marshall Kirkpatrick
This morning. I don't get the paper. I read it at the gym.
- geekazine
1988. My wife is allergic to newsprint.
- Mistletoe Glen
Last saturday. It nice to READ what the talking heads are saying once a week. Makes a change from blogs. Theres pros and cons to both sources of info.
- Roberto Bonini
I love reading a paper when I go out for breakfast. Nothing is quite as satisfying. Staring at your laptop seems anti-social whereas flipping through a paper allows for more interaction. But I still like books too.
- Todd Hoff
I read the NYT and Philadelphia Inquirer daily. Can't find articles online like I do when flipping pages. And the crossword -- no way.
- Frank Roche
Sunday's I get the paper for the coupons.
- R. Ferguson
I read one almost daily. My question would be a little different: http://friendfeed.com/e...
- Vinay | विनय
Yesterday.
- Sprague D
This morning - I love reading our local paper (Charleston, WV), it's really quite uplifting. I did recently cancel my Kindle NY Times subscription, though!
- Michael Connick
Every day: NYT, Washington Post. But by the time I read them, I've already read it on the net.
- iSteeve
Years, unless a section is left behind on BART or a restaurant.
- Louis Gray
A month. I read a bit at my parents house since they get the newspaper. But I think they mostly get it to do the crosswords.
- Alex Scoble
i subscribe to the LA times, but by the time i read it, there's probably only about 10 articles that i haven't already seen online.
- Admiral Anika
At least 10 years, and I used to read 5 newspapers a day (including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post).
- Sean McBride
Almost 2 years. In fact, we forgot to buy one the day our baby was born like we have for our other 3 kids since it's just not a part of our lives any more.
- Jesse Stay
Yesterday and every Sunday. NY Times.
- Dave Martin
This Saturday, the great Independent, though not bought a paper before then for ages. But we in London get several free papers that are dotted around every tube and Greater London station so I pick up the odd one sometimes to read
- Kol Tregaskes
I read one last winter out of curiosity. For the most part the answer could be 4-5 years?
- Kevin Gamble
Today
- Rex Hammock
I read the SJ Mercury from cover to cover yesterday. But honestly I only read the paper about once per week. Much easier to read news on the web in between tasks throughout the day.
- Jeff P. Henderson
Only when I go to a hotel on business, or it's at a restaurant lobby. I bought maybe 4 in the last year.
- Jeremiah Owyang
I read at least one newspaper every morning. I think it helps get away from the tunnel vision created by niche communities
- Adam
How to get into a club by pretending you're a DJ - http://www.boingboing.net/2008...
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funny ;) creative approaches..
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Checking out the new Friendfeed Beta Design - http://friendfeed.com/?bc=1
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The groups feature is very powerful. I like the new design.
- Lars Trieloff
not sure.. as I am still exploring ~ will need to explore more of their group features!~ thx!
- Susan (Kang) Nam
@SusanKangNam I'll be sure to share some photos :) I'm looking forward to the weather more than anything!
would love to see the photos!~ btw - Im not sure how Im going to keep all this up! lol.. I haven't even finished updating plaxo
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Laser Craze (5)/5) - http://www.yelp.com/biz...
"This brand new facility at Lucent's old building.. is a great fun place for Kids of all ages to have fun!~ Great laser tag game (all that high tech) for ages 7 and up.. and on weekends.. they are…"
- Susan (Kang) Nam
Pink Olive (5)/5) - http://www.yelp.com/biz...
"This place is "THE" place to shop...for those unique gift items to give to your loved ones.. all "baby" "gifts" and "getaway" items.. Ok Ok.. so I may be a bit biased as the owner is my sister :)…"
- Susan (Kang) Nam
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