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NickMoline: RT @TechCrunch: Twitter: Just Make Sure You Spell Everything Wrong And Swear A Lot http://bit.ly/1ToNO by @arrington

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NickMoline: RT @rww: Google Wave Will Slowly Open Its Doors to Google Apps Users This Fall http://bit.ly/2b6Kcb

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NickMoline: RT @thinkgeek: The Supercalafragalisticexpialadocious Four, Peter Pan Parker, Ironmouse, Snow White & the Silver Surfer #frankenmarveldisney

See original: RT @thinkgeek: The Supercalafragalisticexpialadocious Four, Peter Pan Parker, Ironmouse, Snow White & the Silver Surfer #frankenmarveldisney

NickMoline: RT @rww: Zoho Partners with VMware for Collaboration Behind the Firewall http://bit.ly/5ejS9

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NickMoline: @QRoy Sorry to hear that, so you probably don't want to see any tweets from me saying how awesome Snow Leopard is then do ya.

See original: @QRoy Sorry to hear that, so you probably don't want to see any tweets from me saying how awesome Snow Leopard is then do ya.

NickMoline: RT @rww: Wikipedia Plans to Use Color Codes to Highlight Untrustworthy Text http://bit.ly/QSPMe

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Earlier this month, I wrote about tracking mentions of yourself on twitter more completly then just checking the @replies tab on twitter (or in tweetdeck).  Keeping tabs on what people say about you in twitter is only one step in effectively tracking references to yourself online.

So here's step 2, if you want to really know what people are saying about you online, take the search a step furthe

For the second year in a row, my wife and I participated in Earth Hour. At 8:30 I hit the main breaker in our apartment shutting everything down for an hour. During that time we read together by candlelight and reflected on just how much energy we use on a day to day basis. It was amazing to us how quiet it was without the ambient hum of electronics running, serving our whims, and it was humbling to think how hard it seemed to read by candlelight and how much we rely on technology for every aspect of our lives.