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Hot Dogs, Fine Art and Twitter
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 7:23am | 
Christopher Schaub
I've been twittering more lately, and I was surprised by the quick replies from some of my hometown favorites. I should mention that we just moved our family and Lutegrass back to Michigan where I grew up. Two of my favorite places to visit in nearby Toledo are Tony Packos (the best hot dogs ever) and The Toledo Museum of Art. I recently posted tweets about both of these establishments -- and I was followed by each within an hour! I couldn't believe they actually had staff searching for friendly tweets.
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Too much CCK? Try taxonomy.
Thu, 01/01/2009 - 11:52pm | Christopher Schaub
Don't get me wrong, I love CCK and use it on most of my sites. It is very easy to create new fields and adjust the body or teaser content based upon field values. But in some cases, I think using taxonomy may be a better choice.read more »
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