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Current Event paddystacks
Yahoo Answers will be shut down forever on May 4th
Yahoo Answers will see its final day next month.
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1 year ago
Truth!
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1 year ago
I tried it for literally 2 minutes and then uninstalled. Maybe I'm just too old now.
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1 year ago
Expression paddystacks
You Don’t Need to Suck at Marketing
I’m in a lot of writers’ groups and have been for eight years now. That means I see a lot of similar posts and comments from people at various levels of experience and success. One of the most common refrains I hear is, “I don’t sell a lot of books because I suck at marketing.”
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1 year ago
How-to paddystacks
How to stop fearing and start loving criticism
People who really make an effort — who put themselves out into the world, eager to build something better — can be particularly sensitive to criticism.
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1 year ago
Current Event paddystacks
Critical 'Backdoor Attack' Warning Issued For 60 Million WordPress Users
According to WordPress, over 60 million people have chosen the software to power their websites. An ongoing attack is currently trying to compromise as many of them as possible.
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1 year ago
Analysis paddystacks
The Death of Google Search Traffic and What It Means for Marketers
It was an early Saturday morning and I was catching up on some print reading. I had an edition of Wired magazine in my hands and an article caught my attention. It was about Alexa. As I dove in, one paragraph grabbed me and forced my eyes to gaze into the future. What I saw terrified me.
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1 year ago
How-to paddystacks
How to Use Quotes in Your Blog Content Legally and Ethically
Quoting other people’s words can improve your blog content—if you do it correctly. Here's how to use quotes in your blog posts legally and ethically.
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1 year ago
Analysis paddystacks
Sentence Casing vs. Title Casing: Which Is Better?
Deciding between title casing and sentence casing is a real struggle.
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1 year ago
Expression paddystacks
Before Netscape: The forgotten Web browsers of the early 1990s
From the archives: Does anybody remember Erwise? Viola? Cello? Let's reminisce.
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1 year ago
How-to paddystacks
Mailchimp tutorial: How to use Mailchimp to get more done
Email marketing is one of the most effective ways to promote your business.
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1 year ago
Analysis paddystacks
10 ways to trick your brain into being more productive, according to a neuroscientist
Ditch your open office, drink coffee strategically, and put your smartphone away to trick your brain into getting more done.
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2 years ago
Expression paddystacks
Achieving success is simpler than you think
Before we can develop effective routines, we have to envision what “success” actually means to us. Admittedly, it’s easier to just adopt someone else’s habits. Among the billion pieces of content claiming to hold the recipe for success, there are a few common ingredients, from working double-time like Elon Musk to rising before the sun like Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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2 years ago
Analysis paddystacks
Print Story Books Encourage More Meaningful Interactions Between Kids and Parents
Reading out loud to kids from print books is more likely to promote positive interactions than reading from e-books, according to a new study.
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2 years ago
Analysis paddystacks
Brain zaps boost memory in people over 60, study finds
The treatment is aimed at “working memory,” the ability to hold information in mind for a matter of seconds. It’s crucial for things like taking medications, paying bills, buying groceries or planning.
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2 years ago
Analysis paddystacks
Western diet now killing more than smoking and high blood pressure, study suggests
One in five of the world’s deaths now caused by diets which are overly high in salt, fat and lacking in fruit, veg and fibre
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2 years ago
Analysis paddystacks
The French must drink less wine, say health officials
Health agency advises no more than two glasses a day to cut down alcohol-related disease risk