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Paul, thanks for the review - it was helpful to learn about this.
It's hard to find the app when you're IN facebook. I seemed to remember your tweet about typepad having a new facebook app but the only way I found it was to google - and I found YOU and the right information.
Just tried it out & it worked fine w/ typepad http://www.artsyasylum.com - twitter http://twitter.com/susanreynolds & tumblr too http://tynanclary.tumblr.com/
Now if we can get it to post to soup.io I'll be happy. Thanks for the pointer to this.
BlogIT, Typepad's new Facebook application makes blogging social
The folks at Six Apart have created what I believe is their first Facebook application, BlogIT. Basically, the app allows you to post to all your blogs, including mini-blogs like Pownce and Twitter from one posting interface inside Facebook. Plus, you can update your status on Facebook, Pownc...
I love this idea, Fran! I'm not a with it blogger by any means and the learning curve is steep! But I'm looking forward to someone (you perhaps?) giving me the meme treatment. Guess who's going to link back to you when I post this info on my blog?
Fran's Meme Interview With Natalie
On August 6, one of my favorite bloggers, Blaugustine aka Natalie D’Arbeloff, posted the answers to a meme interview questions sent to her by Tamar at In and Out of Confidence. I’m not yet a "with it" blogger, so though I have repeatedly heard the Darwinian genetic term of meme, I assumed it had...
Fran, I happened onto your writing from the blog "A life in Wales" and I have to tell you I'm very taken by your writing style - not to mention the stories. I hope to get the time to peek in on your life from time to time and hope you'll visit me as well.
Your mother and grandmother issues are classic and universal I think. Hopefully since I need to learn a lot of lessons on both, some of your experiences will be beneficial.
I'm just learning about this whole blogging thing and am loving the example you're setting. Maybe I'm not too old to learn new tricks?
Susan Reynolds
Chaos Theory in an Ordinary Life
What exactly is chaos? The name "chaos theory" comes from the fact that the systems that the theory describes are apparently disordered, but chaos theory is really about finding the underlying order in apparently random data. So, I'm trying to find the order in what is--and will be--chaos for s...
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