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Erica is feminist geek, social community manager at SEOmoz, and a founder of GeekGirlCon. Follow her @emcgillivray.
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Sprinkles Around the Web 2/4-2/17/11
Links that I enjoyed around the web. No one else’s opinion but my own. Me • Uploaded a ton of photos. Check them out. Fandom • NBC casts Wonder Woman! ‘Friday Night Lights’ star lands coveted role I’ve never seen … Continue reading
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Tagged animals are my friends, books, Facebook, feminism, finances, flickr, Geek Girl Con, geekery, inspiration, lgbt issues, navel gazing, personal=political, politics, privacy on the internet, prosumer, racism, recipe, science is awesome, seattle, SEO, social networking to the future, technology, the idiot box
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Sprinkles Around the Web 1/14-1/27/11
A collection of interesting links that I found around the web. Read and enjoy. Me Environment • Polar bear swims for nine straight days in search of ice Polar bears swim, but they don’t swim as far as this one. … Continue reading
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Tagged animals are my friends, e-mail campaigns, Earth is my home too, Facebook, feminism, Geek Girl Con, geekery, hot issues, inspiration, lgbt issues, marketing in the 21st century, navel gazing, personal=political, photoshop you like new!, politics, prosumer, Quora, racism, recipe, science is awesome, seattle, shamless self-promotion, social networking to the future, starship captains, technology, Twitter, web design
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Sprinkles Around the Web 9/24-9/30/10
Yes, it’s back. Here are links that I’ve enjoyed in the past week from around the web. Your mileage may vary. • First, go nominate @geekgirlcon for the best non-profit over on the Mashable Awards. • Second, Happy Queer History … Continue reading
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Tagged books, feminism, Geek Girl Con, Google, navel gazing, photography, prosumer, science is awesome, seattle, SEO, social networking to the future, technology, web design
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Sprinkles Around the Web 5/28-6/10/10
Two weeks worth of links and other things I found amusing, insightful, or otherwise useful around the web. Your mileage may vary. Me • A photo of me on the set of ExOfficio’s Spring ’11 photoshoot. Yes, that’s how far … Continue reading
Sprinkles from Around the Web 05/21-05/27/10
Environment • Philippe Cousteau Jr. and Sam Champion take hazmat dive into Gulf’s oily waters. Video of what the oil-and-chemical-filled Gulf looks like. Horrific. Sad. Fandom • Come party with Lady Gaga: From her dressing room to a sex club, … Continue reading
Confessions of a Geek: No iPad, No Kindle, No iTunes
I didn’t order an iPad. I don’t have a Kindle or Sony e-Reader. I don’t buy TV or music off iTunes. I still trudge every week to the comic book shop to pick up my weekly stack. I still frequent … Continue reading
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Tagged books, hot issues, music, politics, prosumer, technology
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Save the Earth: Greenwashing or Going Green?
These days being Green sells. This makes me happy, moreover, this makes my inner nine-year-old happy who was campaigning to save the whales on the local news long before it was cool. However, as Kermit pointed out, being Green isn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Earth is my home too, environmentalism, marketing in the 21st century, prosumer
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Prosumer Presidential Matchmaking: Taxes
In my political matchmaking quest, I’ve found this graph from The Washington Post to be helpful about learning where I fall in McCain’s vs. Obama’s tax plans. Personally, I fall into the $37k-66k. I kind of like this idea that … Continue reading
Friday Drive-By Linkage
In branding news, Microsoft slips and Coca-Cola remains king. I still will never be able to afford a Louis Vuitton bag. Not that I wanted one, but if I did, I couldn’t. In other things I can’t afford, John McCain’s … Continue reading
Personal Accountability Starts with Education
I’m a news junkie. Okay, I’m an NPR-listening and blog-reading junkie. I’ve been listening and reading many different commentaries on the collapsing financial structure. I probably shouldn’t be. I think it’s adversely affecting my mood. (Also I really hate the … Continue reading
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