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First impressions count. Everyone knows that. It’s no secret. However, how many of us actually remember that and think about the first impression we make. People make judgments about who we are, our character and how much they like or dislike us within the first few seconds of meeting us. I have become increasingly convinced that the […]
The iPad can’t (yet) replace the $5.99 paperback I buy – and here’s why. I read a fascinating article this weekend on why devices like the iPad may just about spell the end for printed books. The article (read it here) was written by Craig Mod and shared on twitter by Michael Hyatt. Craig’s article […]
Today, I was working on a new website I’m building from which I’m going to sell blog hosting. As part of that, I had to write an explanation of what this word ‘hosting’ that we geeks throw around so much actually means and I thought I’d share it with you today, seeing as it’s Tech […]
I am very excited and grateful to be able to introduce a new guest blogger here at RTC for today’s Tech Tuesday post. Karin Fendick responded to my call last week for guest bloggers to help me out while I am struggling a little and her post fits perfectly into this bi-weekly spot. I’ll let […]
It seems fairly normal here in the blogsphere to take an end-of-the-year look back at your most popular posts from the last twelve months. As this is Tech Tuesday, I’m going to do this slightly differently though and try to look at WHY each post was so successful. Before I start, I will give the disclaimer that […]
I am VERY excited about the new technology that is set to come onto the market in 2010. Apple’s rumored iTablet, the Sports Illustrated tablet and the potentially resurrected CrunchPad are among the fabulous new devices that are set to revolutionize everything from books, newspapers and magazines to how we access the internet and even how […]
Twitter is just a passing fad. Just like telephones. And indoor plumbing. I hear this all the time from people who have never used Twitter and don’t understand it. At least, I hear the first part. I may have added the parts about telephones and plumbing. What these people fail to understand though is that Twitter […]
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