Based in Atlanta, GA - Rick Limpert is an award-winning writer, a best-selling author, and a featured sports travel writer.
Named the No. 1 Sports Technology writer in the U.S. on Oct 1, 2014.
Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 6:21PM 
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For all you going gluten-free out there.
Disclaimer: This is NOT just a cookbook, though it does contain amazing recipes. Its a guide on how to live a gluten-free life of indulgence and freedom and includes recipes that will bring back delicious comfort foods you miss. Sound impossible? It's not!
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Gluten, Kindle Book, ebook, food, free Kindle in Books, Food, Kindle Fire, Picks, iPad Sunday, January 6, 2013 at 11:28AM 
The 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show is getting underway in Las Vegas and alnost 160,000 atendees will be going up and down the Las Vegas Strip looking at the newest in gadgets and electronics on display.
Like I said, the show is massive, with more than 33,000 consumer electronics exhibitors, including Samsung, Sony, and Panasonic. Many will hold press conferences starting Sunday night, and on Tuesday, the show, which is put on by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), will open it's doors.
I'll be watching the show from home again this year, it's much more comfortable.
If you are in Vegas, have fun with the huge crowds, and i hope you brought some comfortbale shoes.
CES 2013, Last Vegas, electronics, gadgets in Apple, Events, Gadgets, Internet, iPad Sunday, December 23, 2012 at 6:20AM 
The core of Facebook marketing comes down to really one question: do they like me? It sounds childish, and it probably recalls days of pimples and sweaty hands. But this is what Facebook is all about: connecting with past friends and new colleagues, becoming visible to your community, and potentially - being the most popular.
Being likeable is key to an established presence on Facebook.
What Makes a Likeable Business? The question that a consumer will ask regarding your business on Facebook is this: will this company care more about making a profit than my well-being?
Translation: Do they even care about me enough to talk to me and respond to me? Great products and services help influence people to like business but it's the people behind the business that really make the business likeable. Not a logo, or a cool product-although these are important, too.
Social media marketing has opened the gates to a more social world online. Consumers are able to reach businesses and have conversations with them 24/7 now in a form where everyone can see the conversation. If people representing the company are unpleasant or even mean-spirited, everyone sees this and it hurts the likeability of the brand. When we think about the businesses we like the most, we think about people within the businesses that are completely selfless, who give help at a moment's notice, and who go above and beyond their normal duty.
It's the attendant at the ice cream parlor who gives me an extra large scoop of mint chocolate chip, the waiter who brings my little girl a balloon, or the bartender that knows what I like to drink and hands me my favorite beer as I sit down.
You can do the same nice gestures on Facebook.
By developing relationships with your fans, you will get to know them and that will make the difference in loyal fans versus just another metric. And, you'll have a picture of that fan to help you remember who they are and what they look like.
