Over the weekend, my fiance had one of her bridesmaids in town for her wedding shower, and with two days to kill, she wanted to do something purely New England. Granted she is originally from up here, but there was one thing that she had never done, neither had we, a whale watch. As anyone from the area can tell you, fall has come in quite cold and it probably was not the best idea to head into the ocean.
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Welcome to the second installment of Five for Friday, hopefully you enjoy these stories that you may have missed.
Throughout the day, I read dozens of articles ranging from company 
information to social media trends and PR news to general news/sports to the just plain old weird. Many of them come straight from emails, Twitter or Digg and I pass along as well, but figured that I’d post my top five of the week each Friday with a brief summary. Here’s the first installment – hopefully you enjoy.
While my Internet has been down this week (patiently waiting for Comcast as I type) some of the thunder of this post has been stolen by none other than the President, but it's worth posting none the less. Over the weekend, I finished reading Trust Agents by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. Granted the book offered insight for those of us engaged in social networking and PR as ways to improve how we interact with folks within the space as we build up our influence among our networks. I could go on and on in a big review about how the book offered X,Y,Z benefits and why YOU should buy it, instead I am going to dive into who should be reading this book - College Students and Young Professionals.
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