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5 Ways Social Media Can Feed You

July 28, 2010
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he Internet and social media have greatly increased my enjoyment of cooking and shopping for food. I’ve learned new techniques, discovered new recipes, and have been inspired by food bloggers and recipe websites. A few days ago, I poached eggs for the first time in my life after watching a video on YouTube.

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Eyerolls, Spoilers, and Tastemakers

July 20, 2010
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The problem with social media is that users can talk about anything they want, and they don’t owe you any disclaimers. They can reveal surprise endings, give unwanted advice, ramble on about their favorite television shows, and even poke fun at your tastes. The most seemingly harmless person can do the most unexpected damage.

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A Citizen of Social Media City

July 8, 2010
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Hyperlocal media sites like The Silver Spring Penguin and JC Independent rely on social media to efficiently reach people in the neighborhoods they cover. Be an interested member of your community and utilize social media to its fullest extent. You might find out something new about your community that never knew existed!

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Reconnecting with Your Archived Self

July 1, 2010
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I once read that, if you ever feel down or insecure, you should find and study photos of yourself as a child. More than likely, you were cute, smiling, and absolutely adorable. Seeing yourself like that should make you feel instantly better. Social networking tools can have a similar effect on your mood.

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Face-to-Facebook with Our Loneliness

June 30, 2010
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Yesterday, I wanted to delete a Facebook friend and found myself face-to-Facebook with my entire list of “friends”. For a moment, I thought: maybe I should sort through my 700+ Facebook friends. At the end of my consideration, I decided that I could probably delete all but 10 people. I might as well delete my account.

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