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- Senior SQL Analyst/Web Developer: http://t.co/1UqMoFSl 07:10:13 PM January 31, 2012 from LinkedIn ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Social Media Timing: Should You Tweet Morning, Noon or Night? http://t.co/06v17Yuc 04:52:27 AM January 30, 2012 from Reeder ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Facebook Might Unveil Timeline Brand Pages On Feb. 29 http://t.co/EqYar3Vp 04:50:04 AM January 30, 2012 from Reeder ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Reading: "Google Algorithm Update Favors User Experience, frowns on too many ads above the fold."( http://t.co/tixgAkAd ) 06:46:26 AM January 22, 2012 from TwitThis ReplyRetweetFavorite
- How to encourage speeding in your surveys #MRX http://t.co/4mPbkNb3 01:56:41 PM January 13, 2012 from Reeder ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Majority of Shoppers Distrust Facebook Stores http://t.co/OmFatHTx via @marketingcharts 05:49:27 PM December 29, 2011 from Tweet Button ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Email Is The New Social http://t.co/1StjzVN3 01:55:43 AM December 08, 2011 from Reeder ReplyRetweetFavorite
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Improving The Look of Your Company Logo on Facebook
By following just a few guidelines it is possible to have your company logo look great on Facebook — as a profile picture and as a thumbnail. Continue reading
Universal Orlando Research Job Openings
Universal Orlando is hiring for two consumer research analysts and one programmer (who will specifically focus on consumer research related online and database programming). If you’re interested or think you know someone who might be interested please don’t hesitate to … Continue reading
Apps on my iPad (Mini-Reviews)
In case anyone cares and is looking for a little bit of guidance as to what kind of Apps you might want for your iPad, here are a list of all of the Apps presently on mine. If you have … Continue reading
December 4, 2010
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Real E-Mail and Zip Code Validation for Surveys
Why don’t more survey software packages offer zip code validation or real e-mail address validation? I don’t just mean syntax validation — anyone can offer that (although it is interesting that not everyone does). I mean real zip code validation where the postal code is looked up in a database or an e-mail address is tested as soon as it is entered to verify that it is real. It seems that both of these features would be easy to implement and would be of much use to the client. Continue reading
IBM SPSS Statistics 19 New Features
IBM/SPSS have posted to their web site the features of IBM SPSS Statistics 19, the latest version of SPSS for 2010 (known briefly for a time as PASW Statistics). New features include general linear mixed models, faster performance, a statistics web portal, automated linear models, a few syntax editor improvements, default measurement levels, a few new direct marketing capabilities and integration with the (new) IBM SPSS Collaboration and Deployment Services system. Continue reading
JayBird Wireless Sportsband Bluetooth Headphones
In my continuing effort to promote products and things that I like, I just wanted to say a few nice words about the JayBird Sportsband Bluetooth Headphones (SB2). I originally bought a set of these when they were first released in the beginning of January, 2010 and have really enjoyed owning them ever since! They work with my computer, my phone, my iPod, my iPad and my television set. They sound good, the fit comfortably, and they take a beating. Continue reading
July 28, 2010
Tagged apt-X, Bluetooth, Electronics, Exercise, Headphones, iPad, iPhone, iPod, JayBird, Recommendations, Sportsband
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Flipboard for iPad is Beautiful
I’ve tried several different news readers on my iPad, and it wasn’t until I tried Flipboard that I fell in love. Flipboard bills itself as a “personalized, social magazine” and it really is. It looks like a magazine. You even flip pages like a magazine. And it is just plain beautiful. Continue reading
Just One Mark Kupferman in the USA?
Have you visited the program HowManyOfMe.com? It allows you to enter any name and instantly see how many of the 309 million people in the United States share that name. It says that there is only one Mark Kupferman in … Continue reading