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Our first post on the new weblog for http://www.justforkitsap.com - Freecycle Kitsap County is for people on the Kitsap Pennisula in Washington State to share items they no longer want and will FreeCycle. One rule: EVERYTHING POSTED MUST BE FREE. Whatever is to be given away. Respond to the posting directly and you just might get it. After that it is up to the giver to set up a pickup time for passing on the treasure. FREECYCLING ETIQUETTE 1) NO POLITICS & NO SPAM. Two strikes & you're out. 2) The Subject line of every post must start with the tag OFFERED, TAKEN, WANTED, or RECEIVED and end with your location OFFER: old couch AND your location (closest city/geographical area) TAKEN: old couch (used when the item you offered finds a home) WANTED: old couch. [Please use WANTED sparingly] RECEIVED: old couch (used when you find item for which you posted a WANTED) ADMIN: Problem/complaint/suggestion? new idea?(send to owner at freecyclekitsapco-owner@yahoogroups.com, not to gr
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Just An Online Minute... Political Blogs

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Monday, April 18, 2005 by Tobi Elkin Hello, Two out of five online U.S. consumers have read a political blog and more than a quarter read them once a month or more, according to a new survey by Harris Interactive. There are more adults reading the blogs of political pundits and prognosticators than there are people posting comments on them. The Harris survey, conducted in March, found that of 2,630 online adults, less than one in 10 had ever posted a comment to a political blog. Harris found that 15 percent of those surveyed had posted comments. Not surprisingly the survey found that people with a college or postgraduate degree were far more likely to have read a political blog than those with less education. Tobi Elkin is Executive Editor, MediaPost. Comments? Questions? Email us! Just An Online Minute for Monday, April 18, 2005: http://publications.mediapost.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=29282
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