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Maybe their holograms can! RT @marksluckie: Can you imagine if Tupac and Biggie had Twitter feeds?
RT @socialmedia2day #Teens Are Getting Over #Facebook, and Not Just Because Their Parents Are On It by @baker_alex - ow.ly/lntvG
Teenagers Are Losing Interest in Facebook
socialmediatoday.com — The background chatter about teens leaving Facebook has been steadily increasing in volume practically all year. It's well known that teens are beginning to feel crowded out on the Zuckerberg owned network by all the parents, aunts, uncles, and other undesirable adult types that have been cropping up on it.
Will lager lovers unite? RT @aschweig RT @entropymedia: "Now it gets serious: Fracking could RUIN BEER" bit.ly/10YtT4L
Now it gets serious: Fracking could RUIN BEER
theregister.co.uk — German brewers concerned about water purity plead case to Merkel The extraction of oil and gas by means of hydraulic fracturing - aka "fracking" - has ignited a firestorm of controvery over its possible risks, but a new report hands a powerful weapon to its opponents: fracking may harm German beer.
RT @LanceUlanoff: Report: Google, Facebook May Start Bidding War for Waze on.mash.to/123W5Xi
Report: Google, Facebook May Start Bidding War for Waze
mashable.com — Tumblr isn't the only sought-after billion-dollar startup in town. Waze, a popular mobile mapping app, has reportedly been in talks with Facebook for several weeks about a possible acquisition for as much as $1 billion. Now, Bloomberg reports that other large tech companies, including Google, are considering a bid for the startup.
@liahaberman See what happens when I'm stuck in traffic for an hour and a half on my way home! :/
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RT @KateGardiner: Open-plan offices make employees less productive, less happy, and more likely to get sick (@Quartz) j.mp/10MFbVz
Moving to open-plan offices makes employees less productive, less happy and more likely to get sick
qz.com — A well-designed office is a happy office. As facilities managers strive to save space and cash, they're reshuffling desks and fiddling with temperature gauges. All of which has an impact on workers' performance. Open-plan offices may make some kinds of collaboration easier, but are they more conducive to productivity?
I grew up there! I remember orange trees and now... RT @thebenbergman: Irvine among fastest-growing U.S. cities latimes.com/la-me-0523-irv…
Irvine among fastest-growing U.S. cities
latimes.com — Irvine grew faster than all but seven other large U.S. cities between July 2011 and July 2012, with its population vaulting to nearly 230,000 last year, new census data show. The pace of growth was nearly five times as fast as the Southern California average.Have a Story?
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