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In the nick of time
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I have only been back in town for a about a week, but long enough to slip under the wire for some sweet new Philly honors.
Thanks to Philly Mag‘s Philly Post – and the Technically Philly team - I found myself in the pack between a Miss Pennsylvania and an Eagles tight end today, all named among Philadelphia’s 10 Most Influential Twitter users.
Next, now that I am beginning to settle back into Center City life, I think it might be time to return to a little more blogging as well, perhaps even when I’m not blowing my own horn. Meanwhile, I have a few more plans in the works, and I am still in pursuit of some others, but hope to have some announcements soon.
Thanks again and congratulations to my fellow honorees.
Mood of a Nation:
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PULSE OF THE NATION: U.S. MOOD THROUGHOUT THE DAY INFERRED FROM TWITTER
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/amislove/… This video shows the mood in the U.S., as inferred using over 300 million tweets, over the course of the day. The maps are represented using density-preserving cartograms.
Mommy, get the oil off!!!
Posted by: | CommentsChild is screaming for mom to get the oil off her. Thousands of very fresh tar balls rolling in on Destin Beach. Kid with oil stuck on her! Destin Beach, Fl. June 23rd, 2010.
Too close for comfort
Posted by: | CommentsI set up my iPhone at my living room window during a thunderstorm last night, and caught a lightning bolt striking across the street.
I’ll see it when I believe it!
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Something more for journalism students to think about.
