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Deadly Greenville elephant walk?

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Website sliders suck except when sucking up

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The Greenville baby giraffe has some life lessons

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What to ask for in a WordPress website in Greenville

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Web Design Optimization Means Your Best Selfie

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Website managers should influence like Russia

We all have overwhelming concerns that Russia did influence media in the recent United States’ election. However, their cyber-attack to influence elections did not break any laws nor did Russia steal information that was secret. Russia implemented a disciplined strategy to influence media and advertise their own agendas. Likewise, website management is a concentrated discipline to influence media. There is no such thing as an opaque website. If your competitors can see what you are doing on your website, shouldn’t you find out what your competitors are up to? Even with HTTPS, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) can collect the data on which domains their users frequent. Metadata reveals the inter-workings of everyone’s Internet habits. Much of this collected data is passed to ready website managers who use it to their strategic benefit in online business–or politics. Defensive Technical Strategy – Be CAREFUL how you disseminate your website’s Google Analytic account. Don’t give information to competitors. Offensive Technical Strategy – You more
The Swamp Rabbit train history in Greenville

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List of rules to follow from 1959

I recently came across a photo album my father gave me prior to his death. He was born during WWII in Greenville, South Carolina, and a list fell out of it that included rules that aim to make life better for the world around him. While we should hold today’s pundits and leaders to a higher standard, our forefathers mustn’t always be cancelled for their exclusionary sentiments provided they demonstrated overwhelming earnestness to improve their times. He dated the list near the same day he turned 21 years old. So, here goes: List of rules to follow from 1959 1. Always believe in Santa Claus 2. Never offer to handshake first 3. When writing an angry letter, wait a week before sending it 4. Pets are only allowed in the kitchen when inside the house 5. Always hire the black man because he’s had a harder time at it 6. Make friends with the mailman and gift them money for more

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