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American Express has a program called "Open" that provides services, advice and a sense of community to their small business customers.  You have probably seen it advertised on TV.  Now some jerk inside AMEX just sent a communication to all Open members stating,
"Don't Waste Money on a So-Called SEO Specialist"
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My previous post on going to Vegas for the PBR along with the fact that it is freezing in Dallas right now has me thinking about vacations.  I was thinking about one particular vacation we took one winter to Tennessee.  It was totally unplanned and was one of the best we have ever taken.  We […]

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I have not really been looking forward to the coming 08 Presidential election, as a true conservative from an economic stand point, quite liberal from a social stand point (in other words do what you want, just don’t ask me to pay for it) and a believer in the US Constitution there has not been […]

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There were plenty of people who trashed the Microsoft Zune back when it was released, which I mistakenly called a Homerun for Microsoft back in September of 2006.  I was planning on buying one but have since realized that the first generation player from Microsoft is lacking in many areas and choose to stick to […]

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Written on June, 3rd 2007 – Yet another topic in my blogging without the internet experiment.
I hear it all the time from would be entrepreneurs of both the off and online persuasion, “the next great idea”.  This is usually followed by a statement like, “if I just had the money/resources/support to get it done”.  Now […]

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There has been a ton of press as of late about the need to update Wordpress Blogs and we do it here, however I consider it a major pain in my rear end!  It is not difficult but it takes time and you mess with everything and pray it all still works when you are […]

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Looking for a chuckle or two and some reality at the same time?  Then you may want to go check out the Alternative Webmaster Glossary at a U.K. based website called Experienced People. 
The glossary smacks of satire and sarcasim but what makes it great is the trueness of the humor.  For instance my two […]

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This post started out as comments I was making on Mark Cubans blog as I started to type the comments it quickly became apparent that I had far more then a few comments on the situation.  However, given that this post is still at least in part a response to Mark’s post you may want […]

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Ok I have had it!  Ever since the Web2.0 Summit in San Francisco California on the 7th-9th of November all I have been reading is posts and articles about how the “Web 2.0 Bubble” is going to burst.  From Blog Posts, to columns and even the New York Times and Forbes have all run articles […]

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Recently, a federal judge issued a ruling that is shaking up the way that websites are designed. The ruling lets a lawsuit by the National Federation of the Blind against Target Corp. to proceed. This does not mean that Target has lost the suit, only that the case would not be dismissed and […]

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Now I know this is going to be hard to believe but the US Government just ended a tax. No they did not cut a tax, reduce a tax or cap the growth of a tax they flat out ended it as in gone, no more and perhaps never to return. Better yet […]

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Right now most Americans are simply not aware that one of the biggest legal battles in the communications world is going on in our nation as ISP’s, Local Phone Service Providers, Cable Television Providers and a host of new technology players fight about exactly what net neutrality is and whether or not it should remain […]

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There are a lot of dial up internet service providers out there today advertising “high speed dial up” as an alternative to standard dial up services. While many DSL and Cable users respond to this with a yawn for the almost 50% of Americans who have no reasonably priced broadband options the promise of […]

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Back in 2004 a U.S. federal court over turned FCC requirements that Regional Bell Carriers such as SBC and Verizon resell services to competitive local carriers (CLECs) at rates set by state government bodies. Critics at once criticized the decision and of course fought it tooth and nail all during the years of legal battles […]

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