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Feb 08 2010 ∞
“ Where they are is where we need to go.
— @RichardatDELL on using Twitter to reach customers; from today’s Brandweek.
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Feb 03 2010 ∞

@1019RXP bringing the tunes

…funny how a good playlist in the background can inspire hard work.

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Jan 31 2010 ∞
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

Judged: by a Casio PT-82!

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The Casio PT-82. Memories of our childhood; and during my brother’s 31st birthday no less.

The Casio PT-82. Memories of our childhood; and during my brother’s 31st birthday no less.

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Jan 28 2010 ∞

24 Years

Wow, can’t believe it’s been that long since I was in 4th grade watching the Challenger explode.  (via “This Day In History” from my client History.com)

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Jan 26 2010 ∞
“ Let’s come back hungrier than ever. Let’s go take this thing. Let’s try to get a home game. Let’s play this game in front of our fans and our stadium, the New Jets Stadium. That is going to be (the name of) it when we play in it. I can’t wait. We get our stadium and we are not the visitors in our stadium. This is our stadium. We are the biggest show in town and that’s what it’s going to be.
— Rex Ryan serves New York Giants in attempt to keep New York Jets hungry
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Everything you need to know about LOST in 8:15 (Seasons 1-5) (via @lostpedia)

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Jan 25 2010 ∞
“ Priests stand at the threshold of a new era: as new technologies create deeper forms of relationship across greater distances, they are called to respond pastorally by putting the media ever more effectively at the service of the Word.
— Pope Benedict XVI on why priests should use social media (via @iwantmedia). Fascinating.
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Jan 22 2010 ∞

Haiti Specials

All over TV and the Web this weekend, including Hope For Haiti Now tonight, and a special four-hour edition of Sabado Gigante on (my client) Univision and Galavision tomorrow night.  Great stuff.

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Jan 13 2010 ∞

Haiti Earthquake Relief Info

To help with relief efforts, text “HAITI” to “90999” and $10 will be given automatically to the Red Cross, charged to your cell phone bill.

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