Posted by Scott Williams at Big Is The New Small
Here are 7 ways that Twitter can make you a better leader, all in 140 or less.…(linked HERE)
By idaflo | June 22nd, 2010 | View Comments
Posted by Scott Williams at Big Is The New SmallHere are 7 ways that Twitter can make you a better leader, all in 140 or less.…(linked HERE)
TAGS: Leaders | Leadership | Twitter CATEGORIES: Current Events, Politics, Pop Culture, Twitter, education
By idaflo | May 24th, 2010 | View Comments
Extreme smugness does not reflect well on the writers/editors of any publication, especially when the object of their disdain is not only unable to defend themselves, but would only respond with charity if given the opportunity; thus proving THEIR superiority over the self-absorbed liberal snobs at GQ.
It was a cheap, even sloppy shot, poorly thought out, poorly aimed, the nozzle of their gun shooting them and not their intended targets, Blount and the special needs folks.
Dr. Gina Loudan, keep talking. May others heed your suggestion so that perhaps in the future, GQ will go the way of Newsweek, and so many other skewered publications – on their way out because nobody wants to waste the time to read them anymore.
‘Tolerant’ Leftist Journalist Mocks Congressman For Supporting Special OlympicsTAGS: Big Journalism, Blount, conservatives, Dr. Gina Loudan, GQ, hypocrisy, left, Special Olympics CATEGORIES: Current Events, History, Politics, Pop Culture, Twitter
By idaflo | May 8th, 2010 | View Comments
Though the attacks ARE personal, it’s a mistake to take them personally because ultimately, snarky comments say more about the source than they do the target. I glean what insight can be harvested from the experience, trusting Christ to provide comfort. It’s not my fault their moms failed to teach them good manners….(they LOVE that response by the way).
There are not enough conservative Lutheran women sticking necks out, but “the brotherhood of the sisters” in the political and theologically liberal ELCA or the Democrat Party for example, require conservative WOMEN counterparts. Lord knows Liberal women get coddled enough, it’s ALWAYS time to provide some contrast, EVEN in public.

Originally posted on October 26, 2009 at her blog
At Western CPAC there were a row of blogging men with two notable exceptions: Rachel Alexander of Intellectual Conservative and me. Proportionally in political blogging and in blogging generally, there just aren’t as many women bloggers. David Griner of The Social Path asks why:
If you spend any time looking at social media demographics, there’s one stat you see over and over: women dominate the space. Facebook, MySpace, Twitter — all are more popular with women than men.
So it was a bit jarring this week to see that 67% of bloggers are male, according to the newest installment of the Technorati State of the Blogosphere report. Read More »
TAGS: Blog Entry, Dr. Melissa Clouthier, Why There Are Fewer Women Bloggers CATEGORIES: Current Events, History, Politics, Pop Culture, Religion, Twitter, Uncategorized
By idaflo | May 7th, 2010 | View Comments
Cory Doctorow at 10:12 PM May 4, 2010
Wondering exactly why people are so pissed about Facebook’s latest display of contempt for user privacy? The Electronic Frontier Frontier Foundation’s Kurt Opsahl has a good, short article explaining just what’s going on with the new “Connections” anti-feature:
1. Facebook will not let you share any of this information without using Connections. You cannot opt-out of Connections. If you refuse to play ball, Facebook will remove all unlinked information from your profile.
2. Facebook will not respect your old privacy settings in this transition. For example, if you had previously sought to share your Interests with “Only Friends,” Facebook will now ignore this and share your Connections with “Everyone.”….(continue reading here)
TAGS: Boing Boing, Connections, hating Facebook, privacy, six reasons CATEGORIES: Current Events, History, Politics, Pop Culture, Twitter
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