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This trip was of a highly personal nature to me. The support, concern, and care given to me my by my host family will remain with me as long as I can imagine.
The hosts were unbelievably welcoming and supportive. Vilma’s suggestions and Juan Carlos handy fix-it presence and Romi’s compassionate conversations were priceless.
The home was filled with warmth despite the freezing weather!
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This post is from Jeff Bullas and as always he has some very important information about a StumbleUpon that you should know about.
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"I recently stumbled across some data from Stat Counter that revealed that StumbleUpon drives more referral traffic than Facebook and Twitter or any other social media site!"
**The Statistics on StumbleUpon Worth Noting
**StumbleUpon itself has just released a infographic that highlights some interesting facts and figures about its service that is worth keeping in mind
Read the full article: http://bit.ly/rAMOWw Via janlgordon, Tom George Delete the scoop?
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Don't count Google+ out just yet......
Google+ is opening up. The service that the enthusiastic and curious once begged to join is now open to anyone with a Google account, except those unfortunate Apps users (what’s up with that?). Users new and old also get to play with plenty of new desktop and mobiletoys to remind them what was exciting about G+ in the first place.
New APIs even let developers in on the fun.So what’s new? For starters, Google’s finally adding the biggest and most-requested no-brainer of all: search.
As you can see from the photo, in the search box that once found only other profiles, users can search over “everything” (i.e., the web), “people,” “Google+ posts,” or “Sparks” (the lightweight Google News front end embedded in G+).
Results can then be filtered by “most recent” or “Best of.” The algorithm determining “best” search results in G+ is unclear, but it’s likely some combination of best keyword matches, posts by users in your circles, plus +1 upvotes and/or reshares.
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2011/09/google-plus-open/all/1 Via janlgordon Delete the scoop?
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