MasonWorld Twitter Updates for Week Ending 2009-03-14

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@ colligan Paul -- I pick 1 - high quality. #
@ Josh_Spaulding That should work actually -- assuming that QP&B supports a chart of accounts and other basic business accounting junk. #
@ Josh_Spaulding You can use Quicken (I guess), but QuickBooks Pro is recommended. Need Pro to download transactions from Paypal, etc. $200 #
RT @ garymccaffrey has a crazy idea. 19,530 new twitter followers in 30 days? Check it out http://tweetergetter.com/masonworld #
Watching middle school talent show. Cool rock band workin it out. Killer guitar solo by 12 year old. Now, a scene from Charlie Brown. #
@ jasonvo My 6th grader started talking about Audacity in the car - it's one of her favorite apps. LOL. They are teaching it in school. #
@ jasonvo Water water everywhere and not a drop to drink. I'm thinkin' about getting a smaller DVR hard drive. #
I just baked a Toll House cookie in a toaster over just to see if it could be done. It can. Thought you should know. #
Only 2 hrs left on hot price for PL Secrets. Time chg messing up my timer but don't worry - Price good till midnight http://is.gd/mlfp #

Published on March 14th, 2009 | Posted in Twitter | No Comments

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