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Chicago Pragmatic

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Do you know about the Chicago Company 37signals? I've followed this company for years. I've used their product off and on for years. I'm a fan of how they do business. I describe it as Chicago Pragmatic. They are loyal to their business like most Chicagoans are loyal to the Cubs or Sox.

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Oak Park and River Forest Businesses Learn How to Manage Their Online Reputation

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Anyone, anywhere on the internet can write about your business. They might say good things or they might not say good things. The internet is a true democracy in this regard. Thomas Jefferson described democracy as, “A democracy is nothing more than mob rule, where fifty-one percent of the people may take away the rights of the other forty-nine.” How does a small business person manage their reputation in this environment?

 

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Why I Want to Buy a $400 Blender

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I love Tom Dickson of Will It Blend? I love watching his videos and my kids have a love hate relationship with watching them. The videos and and his expression in them are just plain funny to me, but the kids get mad when blends toys. My four year old son gets so mad that he wants to close my laptop. He got the most upset about a tape measure being blended.

 

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Announcing Kudzu Digital Consulting

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kudzu -- 1893, from Jap. kuzu. Perennial climbing plant native to Japan and China, introduced in U.S. southeast as forage (1920s) and to stop soil erosion (1930s) and quickly got out of hand.

Online Etymology Dictionary. Douglas Harper, Historian. 20 Jan. 2008. <Dictionary.com http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/kudzu>

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