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Mobile Marketing – Join the Mobile Media Today

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Mobile marketing is not a new phenomenon it has been around for 4 or 5 years, basically it was started with mobile phone companies sending text messages (SMS) to your mobile phone and trying to get you to buy a new mobile phone from them. Then you had the text messages that asked you to call a certain number; which if you did cost you a small fortune, these were mainly scams. However, times have changed and so has the mobile phone, smart-phone mobile media technology has come on leaps and bounds and is pushing ahead of internet technology.
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TWO Stars Are Born — Tom & Jerry

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A tomcat in existential trouble searching for the light

Tom & Jerry were movie stars who got their own comic book.

Yeah, movie stars. At least for six minutes at a time.

Their “animated shorts” were big hits in the 1940s — kinda like the warm-up act for the feature movies.

So it’s only natural they would spread out to other media.

Here’s a history of how they made the jump from the big screen to the little page.

But of course, you have to click on the link: Joyville

(It will be worth your while — I promise)

WADE

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Our Note-taking Nerd Features “Million Dollar Habits”

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I can’t express to you the value of a resource such as Lewis LaLanne’s (aka Nerd #2) My Note Taking Nerd’s Blog.

Robert J. Ringer's best-seller "Million Dollar Habits"A terrific example is his guide to Robert J. Ringer’s legendary book Million Dollar Habits.

I first read Winning Through Intimidation shortly after finishing school and joining the work force.

What an eye-opener! I was raised in the Puritan work ethic of “Be Nice, Don’t Question Authority, Just Do What You are told.”

I immediately glommed on to his follow-up, Looking Out For #1

He has written other books since, and they are all worthwhile reads.

But if you don’t have time to read all the books — or you want a synopsis to see if they are worth your time to seek out and read — that’s where our Nerd comes in handy.

Not only business people can learn from Ringer’s philosphies — they are good life lessons — especially in our age of political and religious pressures affecting every-day life.

Ringer has his own blog, also — highly recommended reading.

WADE

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Soglow — The Once And Future Little King

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Always come morning 

The first time I ran into  Otto Soglow‘s character “The Little King,” I thought, “Hmmm — this is pretty weird.  But the more I read, the more enchanted I became.

This is a unique take on comic strips. The King never speaks a word, and manytimes, nobody else does either.  It’s like mime comics!

If you want to peek at the weird world of the Little King — just click on the link and jump to the Joyville tribute of this comic strip treasure.

WADE

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How to keep your songwriting (and songs) from sounding the same

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If you’re having problems with you’re songs beginning to sound the same, I’ve found that working with a diverse producer helps a great deal. Maybe you should even think about the music you listen to. Try listening to different styles of music, I did a search and found unbelievable amounts of songs from all over the world and although i couldn’t understand the lyrical content due to the language barrier the melodic detail blew me away! Now I’ve been inspired in a totally different way

Songwriting Tips

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Barnacle Press Presents The Geevum Girls

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Every generation has its own slang. And that slang sounds pretty weird to somebody who is from another generation.

I love collecting slang terms from bygone days.  And so I’m sure the term “geevum” was in wide-spread use when The Geevum Girls ran in daily newspapers.

Thanks again to BarnaclePress for bringing us such amazing novelties that have been almost forgotten by comical history.

WADE

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