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Things wordy, geeky, and webbyLinks: Roaring March 2009 Edition
Friday, March 6th, 2009 at 7:55 AM |- Getting Things Done with Twitter: Don’t like the idea of paying through Twitter.
- Twitterfall: A New Twitter Tool for Journalists: I get nervous about new twitter tools because they can boost your addiction and time spent on twitter [Link: Esther]. And a link to Twitterfall.
- Becoming a Great Programmer: Use Your Trash Can by Esther Schindler.
- What the Hashtag? Can’t figure out what the # means in twitter? Wonder no more.
- Word Count Plus FireFox Plugin: Counts number words in selected text and total.
- How to Be Likeable: 10 Things You Can Do Today [Link: GL Hoffman]
- SPOGG: Society for the Promotional of Good Grammar
- Poll: What is the first media outlet you look/listen in order to get your news on a daily/consistent basis? Saddened (but not surprised) to see print low on the list. Created with twtpoll (multiple choice only).
And for fun because we’re allowed…
- 12 Awesome Foosball Tables: WOW. Hubby would love one of these, but they’ll remain admired from afar just like his favorite Corvette ’61.
- The Great Pyramid PC Mod: Cool.
- 10 tips to give up Facebook during Lent
- Evaluate tech purchases: Retrevo and Wize [Link: Web Worker Daily]
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3 comments
Hi Meryl,
Twitterfall is very addictive, it reminds me of those sites where you can view live searches being done on the search engines.
I can see this utility coming in very handy.
Mike´s last blog post… Camping Equipment – The Coleman LED Quad Lantern
Thanks for the heads up, Mike. Sounds like I need to make a note to self — AVOID it.
Now that’s funny.
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