When Polaroid did away with their instant film cameras, people lost a key experience - the joy of holding a printed photograph taken moments ago. Now Polaroid has answered this need with this portable printer.

LOVE IT: The NEW Polaroid Guest Book for Weddings!When Polaroid announced that it would no longer sell its iconic instant film, you just knew they were coming up with something super cool to complement the new digital lifestyle. With so many guests having digital cameras and cell phone cameras now, why not just let them print a picture from their own camera? But it would be such a hassle to set up a printer and make sure it has enough ink. That’s why you’re going to flip over the new PoGo Printer- inkless, wireless, bluetooth and pictbridge enabled,

ANNE RUTHMANN PHOTOGRAPHY: LOVE IT: The NEW Polaroid Guest Book for Weddings!

Very insightful and original take on the core motivation behind why someone decides to share information.

How ‘Surprise’ Helps Word-of-Mouth and Viral MarketingEmotional engagement is the key to viral marketing success. People share their everyday experiences by communicating them to others in and outside of their network. This social sharing is more rampant when the individuals develop intense feelings like fear, disgust, sadness, joy, anger and surprise.

How ‘Surprise’ Helps Word-of-Mouth and Viral Marketing

Will Your Recession Be Tall, Grande, or Venti?The more Starbucks a country has, the bigger its financial problems.

Moneybox: The more Starbucks a country has, the bigger its financial problems. - By Daniel Gross - Slate Magazine

Bush: ‘Our Long National Nightmare Of Peace And Prosperity Is Finally Over’January 17, 2001 | Issue 37•01Article Tools * Share This o Digg This o Facebook o Stumbleupon o del.icio.us o Reddit * Email This To: From: * Print ThisSponsored byRelated Articles * Shaking Off Amnesia, Gonzales Remembers He’s Actually Pool Salesman From Tulsa June 11, 2007 * Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Confesses To Confessing Under Torture March 28, 2007WASHINGTON, DC–Mere days from assuming the presidency and closing the door on eight years of Bill Clinton, president-elect George W. Bush assured the nation in a televised address Tuesday that “our long national nightmare of peace and prosperity is finally over.”

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Who knew? I blushed at the price when I heard it. Sure, lots of traffic, engaged userbase. But they were being infiltrated by spam and surely someone (Facebook) would come with a better solution to their atrocious interface and topple them. But even as users flee in droves to Facebook, lots of people (who ARE these people anyway) are joining every day. And not all of them are hot, nasty 18 year old teens who “Just found this Myspace thing” and “happened to have some nude pics on this other paid site” and were “feeling naughty” and “wanted to make new friends.” You know, there’s like probably 5 actual real people who join every day too…

Three Years Later, Buying MySpace Looks Like One Of Murdoch’s Smartest Bets62 Commentsby Erick Schonfeld on October 15, 2008Three years ago today, Rupert Murdoch bought MySpace and its parent company Intermix for $580 million. That turned out to be money well spent. The last time we ran the numbers, we figured that MySpace alone is worth between $3 billion and $20 billion, depending on how much you value each user. Fox Interactive Media (which is mostly MySpace) accounted for about $850 million in revenues last fiscal year (which ended in June), and is projected to hit $1 billion next year.

Three Years Later, Buying MySpace Looks Like One Of Murdoch’s Smartest Bets

A new way to make words shorter. Good if you use twitter.

Ironic Sans: Thsrs - The Shorter Thesaurus

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This comical and scary presentation is the best explanation I’ve ever seen of why we’re having a real estate market crash.The Real Estate Market Crash - Free Legal Forms

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This comical and scary presentation is the best explanation I’ve ever seen of why we’re having a real estate market crash.The Real Estate Market Crash - Free Legal Forms

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A while back I posted two stocks I was liking. I bought call options on both - FRO and BABY. After about a month, BABY wasn’t really going anywhere and I was able to sell the option at an insignificant loss. Frontline has zoomed upwards and I have more than doubled my investment. One thing I dislike about people who blog about their stock picks is that they rarely report their losses. However, I’m totally open source. I have a Covestor account and you can track my wins and losses there now that the site is out of beta. So far out of I don’t know how many investors on the site, I am ranked #2 in gains for the past month. And the site doesn’t even track options which is where most of my gains come from. The stock that’s powering it all? Tengasco, Inc.

TGC: 2.31 +0.07 (3.12%) - Tengasco, Inc.