Four Rules Of Technology Etiquette [AUDIO]
On this mornings show we shared four rules of technology etiquette from Emily Post. Post is known for her rules of etiquette and now she has a section in her new book dedicated to technology.
On this mornings show we shared four rules of technology etiquette from Emily Post. Post is known for her rules of etiquette and now she has a section in her new book dedicated to technology.
Some crazy stuff is going on regarding Facebook and just how much they know about what you're looking at online. Plus, your child's diet at school will be getting better as well as what you can expect if your child has or doesn't have a high IQ. Check it out.
A While ago, we had a woman write in to ask if anyone else had a husband who was addicted to video games, today we got a turn around. This gentleman wrote in to say that his girlfriend was way too into her Facebook account, and said he'd rather not have to send her a Facebook request to get her attention. I figured it would at least make for a fun conversation on the air.
George Strait is red hot right now and has been for 30 years in the country music world. He just got his 58th #1 hit this week with "Here For A Good Time" and retirement rumors have started popping up in Nashville.
I'm not advocating this, by the way. Do this at your own risk. But technically-legally-it is kosher to badmouth your business on the Facebook. You're familiar with the Facebook, aren't you?
You have to admit, ever since Facebook came around it is pretty hard to totally forget someone's birthday. Everyday there is a new list of people celebrating a birthday, and you can so easily click the name , put in "Happy Birthday" and your good to go until next year. Of course if the person is extra close to you , you will do more than that but at least, in the event you did forget, your covered.
The power of Facebook has been demonstrated once again in the most positive and negative ways imaginable.
If you saw the movie, "The Social Network", you probably like me, thought that Mark Zuckerberg played by Jesse Eisenberg was a brilliant guy who was being sued by jealous friends who just wanted a piece of the fortune his idea and hard work provided. Now I can't say what is or isn't fact when it comes to Mark and Facebook but I can say after watching this video that "The Huffington Post" just found, I think the movie was just a tad bit off.
Today's Couch was kind of therapy for me. Yesterday I found myself angry about three main issues. First there is a right way and several wrong ways to cook. If you say you're known for something you better do it the right way
Pet Peeves, we all have them. My latest is profile picture on the Facebook. I just don't understand why some people put some of them up. To me, it seems simple, just put a decent looking picture of yourself , well cropped so that people know who they are talking to. It also comes in handy if you are searching for someone you know and their name is "John Smith", how else can you figure out who the one your looking for is?
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