Scott Gulbransen

Dateline: Scott Gulbransen
Weblog: www.scottgulbransen.com
Articles: 69
First Published: Jun 09, 2010 / Last Published: Jan 05, 2013
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Scott Gulbransen is the Director of Social Media at tax giant H&R Block and is an avid blogger. He is the co-founder and a contributor at Every Other Thursday, a Dad's blog, and and also writes about social media, business and public relations at ScottGulbransen.com. Gulbransen is a former print journalist and is a graduate of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) and is the married father of five kids. You can follow his rantings on Twitter @sdgully and you can email him at sgulbransen@gmail.com.

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  1. July 14, 2010

    Forget Sex Ed, Teach Math and Science to Kids in Montana
    Helena public schools need to focus on core subjects not erotic art.
  2. July 13, 2010

    Democratic Strategy in Motion for November
    Presidential spokesman Robert Gibbs unveils Obama's strategy for 2010 and beyond.
  3. July 10, 2010

    The Mel Gibson Embarrassment
    Troubled actor and director is certainly no Catholic.
  4. New Allegation Against UNLV Guard Surfaces Old Wounds
    Unfair perception of UNLV continues
  5. July 4, 2010

    Chargers' Coryell May Be Gone But His Genius Lives On
    Legendary coach dies at 85; the "forgotten" genius of the modern NFL passing game
  6. July 1, 2010

    Jobless Claims Rise Amid Little Job Growth
    Unemployment continues to plague US economy
  7. Memo to Mainstream Media: Game Over
    Declining ratings confirm the nightly news is on its last legs.
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  8. Government Continues to Fail on Immigration Reform
    Despite President Obama's speech today, current Administration continues to lack answers and leadership
  9. June 30, 2010

    Americans Not Buying Economic Recovery
    No end to current financial malaise has Americans uneasy
  10. June 28, 2010

    Supreme Court Affirms Right To Bear Arms
    Watershed moment for gun ownership as U.S. Supreme Court upholds Constitutional view of the Second Amendment.