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She insists I need to knit her a {matching} red and white High School Musical hat to go with. Oh, haven't quite done that yet. Good thing winters here are pretty mild!...

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I honestly can't stand hearing a blanket approach to this issue. Equality of access would be nice, in that broadband would be there and free or reasonably priced if/when you needed it. I lived in Philly for 7 years. ...

As someone who is more interested in the qualitative end of things, well we could talk about this€”but only if our actual paths ever crossed. I have like 16 followers on Twitter and don't get the point of FF. ...

I think perhaps it's precisely the nature of the €œsmaller focused networks€ and who would be using them that is an intriguing idea. Perhaps that is where you would find the profitable business model. I could think of three off the top ...

Or none of the above? Or at least that none of the above solutions are relevant if you hold that SOCIAL media isn't entirely relevant to business in that way that other influencing factors are. I sort of see it like football on ...

I think it is a mistake to think that because you are a parent and a writer you need to €œblog€ about one or the other. In the four plus years of parenthood, I've done it all from message boards, to private blogs, to public blogs w/ ...

In the interest of the economy, I think Silicon Valley needs to take a field trip to Main St. Seriously. Finding a way to Google frugal isn't going to work. Wasn't their old shopping thing actually called Froogle? ...

I live in a small town. The people I would like to see with tiered or free access to broadband here would not even understand what a gigabyte was, let alone why they were charged for overage. Heck, I don't even understand the tech side ...