shanecleveland

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DIY Bookmarking(blog.pinboard.in)
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Grammar Matters(twitter.com)
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Government Topic Alerts(scout.sunlightfoundation.com)
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by shanecleveland 14y ago
I own the .com for my name, and I also purchased the .com for my kids' names. I was also able to get gmail accounts for their names (had to use a middle initial for one.) Do you think these things will have relevance when they may want to u
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Do you own your kid's domain name(hover.com)
6 points by shanecleveland 14y ago|10 comments
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by shanecleveland 14y ago
In addition to having this book in our kids' collection, my wife gave this book to the young gal she donated a kidney to a year ago this week. As with many well done pieces of art, I am sure, it is amazing how one thing can take many differ
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by shanecleveland 14y ago
I find that a consistent exercise routine helps to implement good habits in other parts of my life, such as making good food choices, sleeping well, etc. And it certainly spills over into my work, as well. I just have more confidence and im
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by shanecleveland 14y ago
There will always be those few customers you are better of losing. But I don't think you want to dismiss a rude customer too quickly. I notice that many customers will initially approach a complaint or support need with rudeness/hostility,
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by shanecleveland 14y ago
Agreed. Context-dependent is an important distinction for this rule. Coming from a manufacturing-based business of mostly customized products, if all of our customers were always "right," then we would be loosing a losing a lot of money on