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Alright, first in a series on how to take some of the scary out of blogging. Just so you know, I’m writing this with two types of people in mind. It’s for those of you who are thinking about blogging — or at least about maybe eventually thinking about getting around to it later — and for those of us who are already doing it, but keep getting tripped up by some of the what-ifs.

Each week we offer a selection of headlines that appeared in the world press along with our comments. Sweden, The Local: “Sweden Pays Man For Sex With 14 Year-old” I wonder what he gets for sex with an older woman.

Drive-by Trolls Filed under: Blogs & Blogging — Longrider @ 19:43 pm This week I deleted a comment. So perhaps it is time to revisit the matter of comments. Deletion isn’t a regular occurrence and I am usually loathe to do so.

Proposed $700 Billion Bailout Is Too Little, Too Late to End Debt Crisis; Too Much, Too Soon for U.S. Bond Markets September 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment JUPITER, FL, September 24, 2008 — The proposal before Congress for a $700 billion financial industry bailout will not only fail to end the massive U.S.

Each week we present headlines that appeared in the world press along with our comments. HEADLINES FROM THE WORLD PRESS South Africa, Mail & Guardian: “Nigerian Preacher With 86 Wives Gets Reprieve” I should hope so, the poor man must be exhausted.

The past two years of learning more about how blog comments work have led many bloggers and companies to have a Blog Comment Policy to set the ground rules for the online conversation. Blog World Expo’s blog asks “Does Your Company Have a Social Media Policy?” Good question.

I’ve noticed more and more of late that eBay users will have their accounts converted to “NARU”, or “No Longer A Registered User” (also “Not a Registered User”) status by eBay, and then later the accounts appear reactivated.  “NARU” status used to be commonly referred to as “kicked off eBay” by

It is my pleasure to announce in this Journal the big unveiling of The Siegel & Shuster Society, which Mr. G is supporting, and its attempt to save the house where Superman was created. You can see all the details at their charitable website www.OrdinaryPeopleChangeTheWorld.com.

It is my pleasure to announce in this Journal the big unveiling of The Siegel & Shuster Society, which Mr. G is supporting, and its attempt to save the house where Superman was created. You can see all the details at their charitable website www.OrdinaryPeopleChangeTheWorld.com.

Each week we offer headlines that appeared in the world press along with our own comments. Sweden, The Local: “Wedding Guest Hit By Cannon” One must admit, this wedding was a real blast off. Norway, Aftenposten, “Forty Years of Harald And Sonja” To tell you the truth, I’d prefer forty years of them then eight of George and Laura.