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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Press Release Infographic: Dos and Donts
I have posted some social media infographics before, yet I somehow longed for THE Press Release dos and don’ts infographic and today I found it and it’s quite smashing 🙂 (I think so).
Posted in Media
Tagged Media, Press Release, Press release dos and donts, Press release infographic
6 Comments
Stockholm Syndrome in European Democracies: Revolutions vs. Shopping
No hay un sentimiento de defender lo que es de todos, solo hay un sentimiento de querer guardar nuestros derechos individuales. Vivir lo mejor que podamos. Ir tirando. Eso es lo que hace que no haya revoluciones ahora. El poder … Continue reading
EPISTEMOPHILIA
I am learning new words and not because it’s Sunday. This one is particularly interesting: EPISTEMOPHILIA n. – an excessive love or reverence for knowledge. My personal interpretation of this word would lie in the heavy paperbacks that I … Continue reading
America Is The Greatest, Freest and Most Decent Society In Existence
Among the reasons why I like this blog community that I have over here is that on different occasions, I have been given a good advice or food for thought 🙂 As we speak, I am in dire need of … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged America is the greatest, freest and most decent society, Mark Twain
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Do we need a global cybersecurity framework?
Pressing for a Global Cybersecurity Agenda
Daily Prompt: Stranger in a Strange Land
I thought I’d try the Daily Prompt : Stranger in a Strange Land. For me, it’s both the people and the places that fascinate me in a strange (read: new) place. And the silence or noise. There are different types … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged Cobalt, Colours, Green, Majorelle Gardens, Marrakech, Travel, Yellow
6 Comments
Dire Straits – Sultans of Swing (Basel, 1992)
It’s a little bit long (12′) but worth listening to especially in the second part. Enjoy your Sunday! 🙂
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Tagged Dire Straits Sultans of Swing, Greatest Hits, Music, Sultans of Swing Basel Live
6 Comments
Winners from Dianne Gallagher’s Giveaway
I got my first ebook prize ever : Too Dark To Sleep by Dianne Gallagher. And I am also getting it signed 🙂 Thank you Dianne Gallagher and thank you Maggie Thom. Isn’t blogging wonderful? 🙂
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Tagged Books, Dianne Gallagher, eBooks, Maggie Thom, Too Dark To Sleep Diane Gallagher
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Why Romania Has No Roads Or Highways
Long time no seen. So, for those of you that know a bit about the Romanian transports, railway system, roads or lack of highways for that matter, this would not come as a surprise. The Romanian Transport Minister in office, … Continue reading
Posted in Public Affairs
Tagged Cluj, Oradea, Railroad, Relu Fenechiu jailed, Romania, Romanian transports, Train, Transports, Travel
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Big Disconnect: Telcos Are Abandoning Copper Phone Lines
What happens when everything goes wireless? Telcos go for the big disconnect. An interesting article: connect vs. disconnect. Or is it the same thing altogether?
Posted in Media
Tagged Land phone lines, Land telecommunications, Phone copper lines, Telcos, Telecommunications, Verizon, Wireless
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