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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer

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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer · 1Y ago

To Blog or Not to Blog, That is the Question!

Do you have a website for your business or product? In this day and age, if you don’t have an engaging and attractive site then you’re really missing the boat.  Still, in and of itself, it’s not enough to just have a vibrant and creatively designed website if you want to attract attention – the [...
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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer · 2Y ago

LinkedIn a Case Study: When Social Networking Impacts the Evolution of Itself

I joined LinkedIn a little over a year ago in order to network with the many professionals in and outside of my community.  When I set up my profile, I couldn’t understand why, after submitting my zip code, my region of residence was noted as the Washington D.C. Metro area.  Although Baltimore, Mary
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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer · 2Y ago

Depression: The Unspoken Word

The recent suicides of Andrew Koenig, son of Star Trek-famed Walter Koenig, and Michael Blosil, son of performer Marie Osmond, moved me to reflect upon my own battle and history with depression.  Unlike many other diseases, depression is not an illness that can be diagnosed by a blood test, an MRI o
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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer · 2Y ago

Baltimore Rocks for Haiti February 11 at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

Baltimore, MD (Vocus/PRWEB ) February 2, 2010 — Haitian-born, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Melky Jean and music producer Farel Jean, siblings of Wyclef Jean, will host “Rock to Rebuild,” a benefit concert for Haiti, on Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore. Ti
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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer · 2Y ago

An open letter to Conan O’brien: Or, now that you’ve got NBC in your hands, whatcha gonna do with all that dough?

Dear Conan, WOW, what a raw deal you got from NBC.  Only 8 months and you get canned.  At least you were able to recognize the writing on the wall early enough to demand a decent severance package.  You deserve every bit of the $40 million you’re getting for NBC’s breach of contract.  Oh yeah, [...]
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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer · 2Y ago

Please Help Haitian Relief Efforts NOW!!

Direct Relief International provides medical assistance to improve the quality of life for people affected by poverty, disaster, and civil unrest at home and throughout the world. Today, they are working to providing essential material resources – medicines, supplies and equipment to the people in H
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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer · 2Y ago

Social Networking Contracts: Setting boundaries with family

A well written legal contract can help to assure a mutually satisfying experience with any given project.  It is the tie that binds us with our client, obligates us to perform to the best of our ability, a promise of what we will deliver and the agreement to deliver what we promise.  It is also [...
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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer · 2Y ago

Social Media and Sex: You’re never too old for either if you want to get ahead

This past year I’ve had to navigate my way through redefining myself and my career.  In doing so, I discovered two new passions.  The first is baking.  The second is social networking. With my brand new Kitchen Aid mixer and food processor, I now create scrumptious cakes, miniature sweets and breads
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Gerri Baum: The Social Meanderer · 2Y ago

Social Networking: A Domino Effect

When thinking about social networking, I’m reminded of the awesome domino toppling setups that I recently saw on YouTube from Domino Day 2009.  Each scene was a splendidly crafted design of links, bends and turns incorporated into displays of famous monuments, people and places that were all tied in
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