Some of the recent stuff...

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    The Great Toilet Paper Roll Conspiracy

    February 1st, 2012 | Blog | Jeremy Sarber | No Comments

    On only a few occasions has my wife had the opportunity to replace the toilet paper roll since we’ve been married. I’m home a lot more than she is and, frankly, I’m in the bathroom more. So, she’s only replaced the roll a few times which seems to have a direct correlation with the number [...]

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    One More Cup of Coffee

    January 31st, 2012 | Blog | Jeremy Sarber | 6 Comments

    I am about to show you one of the greatest innovations in modern technology. It has revolutionized my world. I should get paid for promoting Keurig coffeemakers like I do.

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    Automatically Send Tweets to Google+

    January 30th, 2012 | Blog | Jeremy Sarber | 2 Comments

    I have finally figured it out, folks. I have been wanting to share content on Google+ since they launched, but I wanted to do so with the convenience I have on Twitter and Facebook. Google+ has no API with writing permissions so Buffer, Hootsuite, TweetDeck and all of the other tools I’ve used are rendered [...]

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    The Apocalypse and Moon Bases

    January 30th, 2012 | Blog | Jeremy Sarber | No Comments

    Foreign policy is a very contentious subject. There are some really strong feelings out there and the mere mention of it can cause a serious rift between friends. That’s why I try to be very careful when discussing the topic. I’m more than willing to share my thoughts, but the moment I sense anger or [...]

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    Social Media is a Powerful Force

    January 30th, 2012 | Blog | Jeremy Sarber | No Comments

    Why would anyone in authority over a people want to control what can be shared across social media? It’s probably because social media is powerful. As an example, I can publish a single quote on Twitter and that quote can be exposed to nearly 60,000 people in an instant. It happened just yesterday. I also [...]

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