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Comment on Long Tail Keywords Explained

Morgan J. Moran — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:23:03 GMT

Thank you. My blog has actually moved and can be seen now at http://morganmoran.com/blog/ Be sure to check it out.

Comment on Long Tail Keywords Explained

web development — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:18:35 GMT

Quite inspiring,

This is a great article...

Keep up the good work

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Comment on Social Media Rejection Syndrome

Marilyn Irwin — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 01:37:31 GMT

After reading this entry, and going over Elaine's posts, I now find myself to be a social media snob. I do limit myself. I find myself to be quite lazy in the social media world. I have accepted request to join groups, I have NOT asked others to join me. however all my accounts are unfinished providing very little detail about myself talents background etc. In the past I have accepted friends on facebook that I had no idea who they were, at the time I was quite disappointed in myself for having done so, but over time I find myself enjoying comments or reading about these people and am quite entertained by them, I have learned from them even at times. This is an eye-opener for me. On my behalf I must also admit it's quite new to me (social Media) and I will now take it a little more seriously in the future.

"Online and offline behavior comparisons" at a party I would never stick only to the people I know, quite the opposite, I'm a very social person and enjoy the company of new personalities, and often push the limits. when it comes to a comparison I'm much better face to face. When it comes to social media I don't hide behind a computer, I just don't participate unless I know you. Again this has been an eye-opener for me, I will make the changes necessary to keep up with the vast movement of social media. I believe now that I might be missing out on something. I can't have that. Perhaps I should purchase a webcam and join in that way, I would then evolve.

Comment on Authenticity - the Key Ingredient

Marilyn Irwin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 21:50:32 GMT

Well I think its good to shead some lite on the subject, I would let us all consider all aspects of it.
Authenticity has its paradoxical components. Sartre illustrated these in his extensive writings, pointing to the conflict between seeing the self as unique and different from the world, but the self is embedded in a world which clearly contains other such beings. Stated as a doctrine authenticity can be thought to be self-defeating. This is because it is thereby classified and becomes part of the non-self, an object of perhaps methodical study among others. This is opposed to the notion of the individual self which seeks its own solution independently of competing external ideologies. Another criticism is that the solution to Sartre's difficulties involves some compromise to allow unique individuals to co-exist in a way which is acceptable to all of them. Therefore public ethics or morality may be a limit on authenticity. Because authenticity is such a slippery concept, and because it can never be rigorously defined, it can be seen as a threat to rationality or to Enlightenment ideas about the transparency of laws.

Comment on Dunkin Donuts New Ad Campaign

Morgan J. Moran — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 18:50:30 GMT

You are right - it was cannonball and not downward doggies. Thanks for the correction.

Comment on Dunkin Donuts New Ad Campaign

Marilyn Irwin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 18:44:27 GMT

Correction:
Actually one of my favorites, I meant was "Cannon ball everyone in the cannonball you can do it. I'm doing it." Great Stuff I've enjoyed this blog very much. I sit now and wait for the next topic of discussion… Thank you!

Comment on Dunkin Donuts New Ad Campaign

Marilyn Irwin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 18:33:09 GMT

Watching these ad's were truly enjoyable..I liked how they did not over sell the product and left it to you to a find the humor and then allow you to search for the reason of the ad. Genius in the way of advertising.

The one liners were great..a couple of my favorites were:

"There is no can't in ladies lacrosse gentlemen."
"Who are you to ask who are you?"
"Downward doggies, downward doggies. You can do it. I'm doing it"

Great stuff very enjoyable to watch, I'm going to watch them again...