It seems the whole media world is abuzz about Twitter lately. It’s been mentioned on nearly every TV show and print publication and is utilized by a large majority of them too.
But is Twitter a useful tool or a passing fad?
Though many mainstream media sources portray Twitter as a place where people send out [...]
To celebrate our upcoming one year anniversary, we’re hosting a contest to give away a free pair of Boston Celtics playoff tickets! Check out The 42nd Estate’s blog post about the contest for more details, including how to enter, seat locations and when we’ll announce the winner.
Linkers Blog has a huge repository of information on how to build backlinks and a vigilant community that comments on its posts. Both points help define Linkers Blog as an excellent source of established and new ideas to use to build links to your site.
The comparisons to Band of Brothers and Saving Private Ryan are off. Saints and Soldiers is a nice film with some cool action sequences but it is in no way great. It’s an entertaining movie, but you’ll have to suspend your belief as this rag tag group of 4-5 soldiers fights off tons and tons of German soldiers.
A new review with a tweaked format…hmmm, that’s more action than this site’s seen the past two months, which means we’re back baby!
Make do with what you’ve got seems to be the shop’s motto and the shop really treats your bike with respect, knowing it might be that person’s only ride and thus that much more important.
Though I’ve already mentioned this bit of news on my personal blog, here’s one more announcement about my article about Bikes Not Bombs in Momentum Magazine, which derived from a review of Bikes Not Bombs right here on OTIBR!
Quick update to let everyone know we’re still here and kicking, plus happy holidays to any and all of our readers who are celebrating holidays. OTIBR wishes everyone a safe and joyous holiday season, along with a prosperous new year!
Lots of potential here but in the end Shaw’s French Bread falls short.
Quick note to let our readers know that not only can you subscribe to the main feed for OTIBR, but you can also subscribe to individual categories (for free of course).
In the left sidebar of each category page is a link to subscribe to that category (“RSS feed for this section”). Check out the food [...]