Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra share their respective recipes for Hamburgers.
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Social media buttons are not a social media strategy
These buttons will vanish. The previous wave of buttons for Delicious and Digg and Co. vanished, Facebook and Twitter and G+ might vanish or they might survive, but the buttons will vanish for sure. Or do you seriously think that in ten years we will still have those buttons on every page? No, right? Why, because you already know as a user that they’re not that great. So why not get rid of them now? Because “they’re not doing any harm”? Are you sure?
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The world’s biggest economies and richest countries in two graphics.
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Kishi Bashi - Evalyn, The Summer Has Arrived (Acoustic)
This is awesome
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Miles Garber - Break
This is my chica, Miles’, debut song. Let him get all soulful on you.
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Should P. Diddy's son return $54,000 college scholarship? – Schools of Thought - CNN.com Blogs
he earned it he should keep it but P Diddy should make a donation to the school of equal value that goes to assist deserving lower income students afford a quality college education
Justin Combs worked hard in high school to improve his football game and earn a 3.75 GPA . He recently received a $54,000 merit-based scholarship to UCLA, where he’ll play football.
In April, Forbes named Justin Combs’ dad, Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, the wealthiest artist in hip-hop. Some say the family should return Justin’s scholarship, arguing that Combs should pay for his son’s education and taxpayer money should go to students with greater financial need. Other say Justin Combs earned the scholarship through his grades and athletic ability, and deserves to keep it.
What do you think? Should the Combs family keep, return or donate the money? Should students with wealthy parents have access to merit-based scholarships and financial aid? via @CNN_Blogs
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