Seeking participants for American Red Cross survey. Are you between 18-24 years old? Help me assess youth attitudes about the American Red Cross and blood donation.

New Tricks 4 Old Dogs Blog. Exploring the high-tech marketing jungle. The devil is in the details. Posted by Francis Macomber under Search engines. Check the url of a site to see its origin. Ask yourself what you ar.

Waxing new media and its impact on daily life. Saturday, March 13, 2010. A more appropriate blog post is necessary after such a long interval between entries, but let me just say, I hope this lawsuit does not die. And, of course, the spot. Sunday, August 23, 2009. Freelancing can be a very good thing.

An Open Letter to My Blog. As my class comes to a close, I want to thank you for the lesson you grudgingly provided me this semester. Although we had our technical ups and downs, this was a most fulfilling process. Sorry to have once thought of you as one of many digital soapboxes that litter the Internet with useless rants from computer-tied loners with noting else better to do. Thanks for making me take heed. A word or two dropped into .

Deep thoughts on the ever-evolving world of new and emerging media. Without search engines, you may find yourself singing a U2 song. This issue was largely a result of an article. Google heads the search party.

New Domain Names Could Hurt Marketing Efforts. In other words, the end of a web address could be . Sorry Mike and Ikes, Laffy Taffys Shaking Its Stuff At .

Just another WVU IMC weblog. Never go to new places. I suppose that depends on the sponsorship. Or do we simply ignore the compa.

It feels like the bottom has dropped out from underneath you. A floating, almost weightless sense as daily activities are attended to. Inappropriate and unexpected tears hit. But then, slowly, the ground becomes a bit more stable. Your stomach is once again part of your body.