The New Seesmic: Update Facebook Pages and Twitter Accounts From a Single App

Posted on September 18, 2009 by Jeff

Did I recently post I’d given up on Seesmic?  Why, yes I did. But wait. No sooner had I gone back to TweetDeck – and I still really like the newest version of TweetDeck – the folks at Seesmic stepped up their game and added Facebook page functionality to the interface. As someone who manages [...]

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The New and Improved TweetDeck

Posted on September 16, 2009 by Jeff

Okay, so it’s a little rough around the edges (the video quality could be clearer and the audio louder), but it is, nonetheless, my first attempt at desktop video by a new service I discovered the other day called Screenr. Here, I take a stab at explaining some of the new updates in the latest [...]

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Don Miller: Tour and New Book

Posted on August 31, 2009 by Jeff

I’m as excited as I’ve been in a long time.  88.7 WAY-FM is partnering with Chaffee Management Group to bring author Donald Miller to Nashville to speak in November.  He’s probably best known for his New York Times best-selling book Blue Like Jazz. As a book review blogger for Thomas Nelson Publishers, I also confirmed [...]

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The Noticer by Andy Andrews: A Review

Posted on April 27, 2009 by Jeff

The Noticer: Sometimes, all a person needs is a little perspective. by Andy Andrews Thomas Nelson Publishers In a matter of minutes, Jones, as he prefers to be called (no “Mr.” just Jones), can completely disarm the most stubborn stranger he encounters with little more than a few probing questions and several common sense, but [...]

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The Noticer Project: 5 People That Have Impacted You Most

Posted on April 26, 2009 by Jeff

If  you’re anything like me, you pretty much suck at noticing your surroundings.  Any time my wife makes a change to something within our home (a new wall hanging, rearranged furniture, a different brand of toothpaste even), it usually requires her pointing it out to me.  Let’s just say I’ve missed my share of “Your [...]

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