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A word from Tom Lehrer

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One of the funniest folksingers I have ever heard is Tom Lehrer. His humour really transcended generations. I remember in the mid 70s, my brother and I (kids), my mother and my grandfather (adults) could all sit and laugh with Tom’s music. How many OTHER things could you say that those 3 generations agreed on in the 1970s?
Anyway, today as I reload music on my iPod (GRR), I ran across some Quotes of the Day from Tom Lehrer, and felt compelled to share.
"I know that there are people who do not love their fellow man, and I hate people like that!" and
"I wish people who have trouble communicating would just shut up."

If you’ve never heard anything by Tom Lehrer, I urge you to start today.

The “What is” Meme

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Far be it from me to ignore a meme:

What is…

Susan Getgood is a results oriented strategic marketer.
Susan Getgood is Director of Corporate Communications at The Learning Company.
Susan Getgood is a good read about blogs and marketing.
Susan Getgood is one of corporate America’s leading experts on education and Internet safety.
Susan Getgood is one of America’s leading experts on education.
Susan Getgood is one of corporate America’s leading experts on education and Internet safety.

Originally seen on View from the Isle.

Roadmaps Round-up

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Later this week I will have a post about calculating lead ratings, requested by a reader in Korea. I do love the Internet, and the way it lets you virtually meet people from all over the world.

It is a fairly involved topic though, so I probably won’t get to it until the end of the week.

In the meantime, I have a few links that I have been saving up to write about, and just won’t get the time before they are stale. So here they are in list form:

Courtesy Topaz Partners, a link to an article in CMO magazine about marketers embracing the blog form.

A post from Working Smart about Corporate Blogging Rules. Commentary by NevOn on same. I will come back to this topic I am sure 🙂

From AdRants (and others), Forbes article on the top corporate hate sites

From CorporatePR blog (Elizabeth Albrycht): 10 ideas for corporate RSS feeds

UPDATE: from Media Guerilla, a post about Feedster’s public blog policy.