Think http://t.co/SVGgy8ix + J…
Think http://t.co/SVGgy8ix + Jitney concept and you’ve got the future of easy transportation @Panos_P
It’s tough! I’m not a comedian…
/in tweetsIt’s tough! I’m not a comedian RT @dazkeirle Surely you could have wrote new ones for the variety show?
standing in line @ postoffice …
/in tweetsstanding in line @ postoffice will redeem your sins rather quickly @AndyBumatai
apparently it’s so far in the …
/in tweetsapparently it’s so far in the future that it’s no longer there! 🙂 RT @ericnakagawa: The future of online video. http://t.co/RP6xYTQs
Very cool! RT @moanasaves: Gre…
/in tweetsVery cool! RT @moanasaves: Great Holiday Deals with Sprint for the HTC EVO (12/12-12/14) http://t.co/BflY2AXf #anna #announcement
total fail #occupyhnl and why….
/in tweetstotal fail #occupyhnl and why. http://t.co/hiXTXZW6 @Bytemarks @hawaii @7lusus4
stay home this morning if at a…
/in tweetsstay home this morning if at all possible. mudslide on H1 fwy. http://t.co/YUzH4UtL
How to easily transition from Microsoft Outlook to Google Gmail for Business (Part 2 of 2)
/in Google AppsYou’ve followed the advice I gave you in part 1, “The easy way to transition from Microsoft Outlook to Google apps for business Gmail” so by now you’re still using Outloo
k though it is connected to the Google apps for business Gmail servers. You’re also using Gmail’s superior search. So you’re feeling good because you’re saving money (lower hosting costs with Google) and you’re more productive with faster search. It’s time to “complete your training” to Gmail, young Jedi!