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Now, when you look at the list of skeptic arguments, you’ll see a Twitter button beside each argument. These take you to Twitter and prepopulate the “What’s happening?” form with the one-liner along with a short URL link.
…surface directly observed increased greenhouse effect http://is.gd/dDRio Of course, it should go without saying that a short tweet is hardly the final word in a climate discussion. On the contrary, it’s just the first step - an opportunity to point people towards more resources, evidence and peer-reviewed research. My short answer hopefully explained that the basis for man-made global warming is scientific evidence and direct observations. Then I provided a link to the empirical evidence for the increased greenhouse effect. So many thanks to Kieren Diment for making all this possible. Thanks also to Nigel Leck who first suggested I pare the one-liners down to less than 100 characters, paving the way. Nigel also suggested other ways to trim the one-liners into lean and mean tweets, with word substitutions like “because” to “b/c” (chill out, George Orwell, it’s the future). It’s taken a while but I’m finally starting to get the hang of all this new-fangled technology and another tool is added to Skeptical…
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In 1,000 tweets the centenarian entertained her 56,000 followers with posts about food, family and meeting Gordon Brown
…The oldest person on Twitter died today, after over 1,000 tweets documenting numerous fish and chip dinners, several episodes of Deal or No Deal and a friendship with Peter Andre.Ivy Bean, 104, began tweeting last year from her residential home in the outskirts of Bradford, and amassed over 56,000 followers with posts telling of food, family visits, and even an invitation from Gordon Brown to meet the then prime minister in Downing Street.Ivy had fallen ill last month, and her followers had been kept updated by Pat, the manager of Hillside Manor, over the last few weeks. It was Pat who bore the bad news today.”Ivy passed away peacefully at 12.08 this morning,” she wrote just after 10am, adding: “I’m sorry it took me so long to tell you but it was a very difficult thing to do”.Ivy had originally become an internet sensation through Facebook, before switching to Twitter last year.Her insights into life in a care home warmed the hardest social media user, as she explained the nuances of northern bakery products…
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The media purposely killed the Obama birth certificate issue. All Birthers go to http://atlah.org/lists/?p=subscribe and sign up for the ATLAH Newsletter. Follow us on twitter
…The media purposely killed the Obama birth certificate issue. All Birthers go to http://atlah.org/lists/?p=subscribe and sign up for the ATLAH Newsletter. Follow us on twitter. http://twitter.com/atlahworldwide…
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With interest in social media growing, B-schools are adding courses to teach students what it means for business
…Web 2.0 for Managers” is being offered in the fall. “In the realm of technology it’s possible for us to teach our students a tool that their bosses don’t have, and they can provide that added value from day one,” Gallaugher says. “Social media skills are the ones that can set them apart. Those are the skills that employers are looking for.” Course OfferingsColumbia, in New York, offers four Internet marketing courses. Two of them, “Social Media,” taught by Rachel Sterne, chief executive officer of GroundReport.com, a global citizen news platform, and “Media and Technology,” taught by New York Times technology columnist David Pogue, will be offered for the first time next spring, according to professor Rajeev Kohli, chair of the Columbia marketing division. At Harvard, in Boston, professor Mikolaj Jan Piskorski last fall introduced a second-year elective course, “Competing with Social Networks,” and 172 students enrolled three for every available seat. “Students know these tools are too hard to ignore,”…
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