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17 Jun 2010

How Did I Land On Elm Street?

Estimated Reading Time: 6 minutes

That nightmarish image you see? That’s how I felt last night… though I’m a little better today.

I was having a perfectly good day, chugging along with work, getting ready for the first-ever Women Grow Business Boot Camp, looking forward to today’s #140conf: DC, and maintaining a relatively sunny disposition despite the three-hour power outage we had.

Then, my hard drive crashed.

The laptop hung. I shut it down. When I tried to restart it, it started singing. I kid you not. “Doo-doo-doo-doo… ” I thought there was a bird in my […]

16 Jun 2010

How Edmund Cude Uses Mobile to Rent Apartments

Estimated Reading Time: 9 minutes

While we were walking around St. John’s Wood, London, a few months ago, I came across this sign.

I hadn’t seen anything like that before, at least in the U.S., so I did a double-take. When you think about it, though, it makes perfect sense. Texting is on the rise among “older people” in the U.K., as reported by MediaWeek a while back:

The research claims texting is becoming more prevalent among older people, with 44% of 35 to 44-year-olds and 14% of 45-plus ages sending more than 30 text […]

15 Jun 2010

We All Play in the Same Sandbox

Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes

Guest Post by Narciso Tovar 

Early on in my career,

much like everyone else in PR, one of the things that I was called to do was get some editorial calendars together.  This was right around 1996 and 1997, and since these kinds of things weren’t online just yet, I had to talk to the editorial assistant to get that information.

Even though this was a very timely task (especially since these were faxed back, providing the additional chore to make sure that these faxes came though clearly enough and, if so, enter […]

14 Jun 2010

The Slumbering UnGiant Awakes

Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes

Don’t choke on your coffee, but I’m back. Or Waxing UnLyrical is back. We’re back. Whichever way you’d like to look at it, we…

I think you got the message.

What have I been doing in these 2+ weeks? Or, more importantly, what’s been going on with WUL in these 2+ weeks?

She’s been sleeping.

Yes, my blog is a girl. Which shouldn’t surprise you at all, given the author’s gender.

Sleep is important. It’s rejuvenating. It helps solve problems. And sometimes it gives way to terrific dreams, which make you go, “Wow! […]

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