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You're receiving this email as a member of Wikispaces.com. Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser. Don't want to receive this newsletter anymore? Unsubscribe instantly. February 2010 Bulk Page and File Management You asked for ways to delete your old files before the new school year begins or to lock those 50 pages before you invite your colleagues on board. We listened. Our new bulk management tool makes it even easier to manage your files and pages - without the tedium of administering pages and files one at a time. Check out our new bulk management features Oops! Restore That Page You Just Deleted Deleted your page by accident? Now you don't need to e-mail us - you can restore the page yourself. With your wiki's new Recycle Bin, you can easily find and restore recently deleted pages. Learn to restore your deleted pages Tips and Tricks: Tag Your Files for Easy Discovery Did you know that tagging your files can make them easier to find and add to your pages? In this Tips and Tricks section, we'll show you how to use tags to help organize the hundreds of files on your wiki. Learn to organize and find your files with tags   Manage All Your Wikis Easily Looking to better manage your growing number of wikis? Wikispaces Private Label lets you easily administer all your wikis and users in one place. Learn more about Wikispaces Private Label. Keep Up With Wikispaces On Twitter? Us too. Follow us now @wikispaces! Or subscribe to our blog's RSS feed for our latest news. Unsubscribe If you no longer wish to receive this email you can unsubscribe instantly. Sent by Wikispaces.com - 67 Langton St, San Francisco CA 94103 help@wikispaces.com

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Daily Update from Your Subscriptions! Date: Thursday, February 25, 2010 Username: ira27snider Latest Updates from featuredquestions If you could participate in any winter olympic sport, which one would you compete in? submitted by featuredquestions view answers - answer it! Posted 2/25/2010 at 8:19 PM Latest Updates from featuredweblogs What Has Society Done To Our Image? I wore a baggy shirt with an elastic bottom, so that the airy fabric of the rest of the shirt hung over the elastic. I happen to think it's pretty, and fits me well. But a guy friend of mine today told me I shouldn't wear clothes like this because they make me look like I am getting pregnant, and wearing maternity clothes... I was disturbed. He told me that women who were thin like me should wear tight clothes. More Here... Posted 2/25/2010 at 12:29 AM - add eprops - add comments Pole Dancing in the Olympics There has recently been a groundswell of support to make pole dancing into an officially recognized Olympic Sport. (This is not to be confused with the Pole Dancing Olympics, which already exisits, and is totally awesome!) I guess while watching curling last week, someone from the pole dancing community finally decided enough was enough. After all, pole dancing takes at least one hundred times more skill and athleticism than curling does. Also, it would be a million times more entertaining. More Here... Posted 2/25/2010 at 11:58 PM - add eprops - add comments The limits of the known world This is not a post about getting old.  It's about a lot of things, and some of them may bear an uncanny resemblance to growing old, but that is not what this post is about. I have always loved maps.  Especially ancient maps.  Ancient cartographers understood something terribly important about the limits of the known world.  They knew that dangerous monsters lurked in the waters just beyond the borders of the known world. More Here... Posted 2/25/2010 at 11:59 PM - add eprops - add comments

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Daily Update from Your Subscriptions! Date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 Username: ira27snider Latest Updates from TheXangaTeam New & Improved Search! We've upgraded our search engine to support real time results and remove spammy posts! Over the last couple months, an intrepid team of Xanga engineers (led by justin, with help from dan and jon) has completely revamped the search feature ... we've been testing it for a while, and so now we're announcing a new and improved Xanga search: What's new and improved about it? Faster - it used to take a whole day for new posts or edits to show up in search results - now it takes just minutes Much Less Spam- search used to be riddled with posts from spammy accounts - now you should see almost no spam Trending (beta) - we've also added a list of topics that Xangans have been blogging about a lot lately. We're still working on this one, but we thought we'd add it to search results as a beta feature just so you could all check it out. We've got some more search updates on the way, but in the meantime please try out the new search and let us know what you think: http://search.xanga.com/searchsite.aspx?q=olympics Thanks! Marc Posted 2/24/2010 at 7:25 PM - 50 eprops - 32 comments Latest Updates from featuredquestions What is the most romantic thing anyone has ever done for you? submitted by featuredquestions view answers - answer it! Posted 2/24/2010 at 2:34 PM Latest Updates from featuredweblogs The Types of People at the Gym I go to a college that charges a $10 fee to use the gym. We have two Nautilus circuits and treadmills, ellipticals, and the like. After going for a year and running on the same treadmill, I’ve compiled a list of some of the various types of people you see at the gym. More Here... Posted 2/24/2010 at 11:57 PM - add eprops - add comments

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Love is in the Share

Share the Love Last week, we asked how you were going to celebrate Valentine’s Day and how and to whom you planned on saying, “I love you.” Your answers were so great, we wanted to share a few here: “I simply open my mouth and tell them. Everyday. I show it, too, with little things like hugs and laughter and occasionally doing the dishes.” – MoonCat “A short and simple answer: my big brother. Even when I don't feel deserving, he always thinks the best of me and my abilities. And if he doesn't think the world of me, he sure makes me feel like he does.” – GainCA “[Valentine’s Day] is a wonderful holiday in spirit, but really we should be loving each other like that every day, not just one time a year.” – BULLETPROOFsoul “I hope everyone out there in VoxLand is enjoying a little extra love today.” – DoctorD v3.1 “At our house, Valentine's Day is every day...” - M&D Reinhart Post the Love “Say it, shout it, sing it, play it, paint it, make it, write it and post it.” That’s Channing Tatum’s challenge to you. Visit Post the Love and take his challenge to show someone you love them, scream it to the masses, and pass it on. Thanks for reading and thanks for sharing, daisy, Team Vox Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/zenat_el3ain/ / CC BY 2.0 Brought to you by Six Apart, creators of Movable Type, Vox and TypePad. Six Apart Services: Blogs | Free Blogs | Content Management | Advertising Vox © 2003-2009 Six Apart, Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Six Apart, 548 4th Street, San Francisco, CA 94107 Help | Vox Tour | Explore Vox | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy

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Daily Update from Your Subscriptions! Date: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 Username: ira27snider Latest Updates from featuredweblogs I kinda wish my life was like The Sims. There would be tons of interesting things about it. - I can be treated like family in your home. In other words, I can watch television at your house, play darts, and eat your food without really having to talk to you, and it's totally cool. It's still considered bonding time.  - I don't have to attend years of college to get a degree. Once I'm an adult, I'm ready to pursue my career. I automatically know what my dream is the moment I approach adulthood, despite never really giving it thought. - Delivered groceries. I don't have to go grocery shopping, thank you! - I can call you twenty times in two days on the phone and we're suddenly best friends for life. More Here... Posted 2/23/2010 at 9:27 AM - add eprops - add comments To Know Thyself My Interpersonal Communications teacher gave us an assignment in the middle of class.  In three minutes, we were to write down ten sentences starting with “I am…”  These sentences had to be descriptive characteristics of ourselves.  They could be positive, negative, or neutral.  We could write whatever we wanted.  She said go and I started writing on the page… “I am smart.” “I am a listener.” “I am creative.” “I am honest.” Then I drew a blank.  I tried to think hard of words to describe me and I seriously couldn’t think of any.  Two minutes left to make a list of ten simple sentences about ourselves. I thought maybe changing the first sentences would give me some ideas. More Here... Posted 2/23/2010 at 3:11 PM - add eprops - add comments Is it Easier to Have the Same Profession? When it comes to work, there are 2 categories of people:   A.  People whose work is just something they do, something that starts at 9 and ends at 5. B. People whose work is who they are.  It's what they eat, breathe, and live and speaks worlds of their character and values.  More Here... Posted 2/23/2010 at 11:56 PM - add eprops - add comments

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