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It’s that time of year again when we count our blessings and give thanks for the people who have made a difference in our lives. 2011 was both an amazing and incredibly challenging year for Kane Consulting. While we were fortunate to be very busy with client work, Jen was injured and then recovering from …
According to some entertainment critics, we’re in the midst of a new Golden Age of Television. Not only are the big networks churning out some decent fare, the growth of cable networks has led to the creation of a host of interesting, exciting and envelope-pushing shows that people are watching both in real time and …
Long ago I realized that separating my personal/professional life online, more specifically, on Facebook, would be next to impossible. I made the conscious choice to just let those lines blur. I don’t maintain separate profile pages for my “professional” networks and my “personal” networks. They are one in the same and I manage them with …
I’ve always thought of myself as kinda weird… I am probably one of 100 people who bought, “Here Today…Aragon Tomorrow” Opi nail polish, inspired by The Lord of the Rings, the day it went on sale. I am a firm believer that Andie should have stayed with Duckie at the end of Pretty in Pink. …
When you are recovering from an operation on your neck, you really only have two options for passing the time: escapist entertainment on the iPad and staring out the window. During the past few weeks, I’ve spent countless hours doing both – each of which has proven to be, in their own way, rather enlightening. …
Better content and more engagement. That seems to be the overall message that Facebook is sending to Fan Page administrators and Community Managers. The beat of this drum has been resounding for a while, but recent Facebook changes are putting even more focus on quality over quantity. Timeline for Fan Pages There’s been little information …
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