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Make Sure You Have the Right Blog

mainely — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 04:34:51 +0000

Every once in awhile I google myself….I know it sounds dirty, but after thinking up this name and buying the URL back in 2009 I have to watch out for imposters and people with close names. Not everyone understands why having a unique name is a good idea and how infringing on someone who may become big one day could lose them all their effort (if they put enough into it).

I am only found at http://mainelycoupons.com. I am NOT hosted by blogspot. I am NOT Mainely Couponing-who existed for two months this spring. Should you feel the need to do a WhoIs lookup you will find that me, Angela Watts, owns this site and has since 2009. Accept no imposters.

Facelift

mainely — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:29:51 +0000

The holidays are over and so is my excuse for not getting this place in order. So I am working on a new theme, as well as buttons, blinkies, and other linkable content. Also going in will be some affiliate marketing and perhaps Google content. Not quite sure what I want to add in, and it will in part depend on the template I end up with. Too much stuff in too few columns looks tacky. But everything should be straightened out soon. I hope.

Spreadsheets and Couponing

mainely — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:10:00 +0000

One of the skills I acquired over years of being a science geek I use the most (other than generally retentive habits and math skills) is the ability to create, use and manipulate spreadsheets in various spreadsheet programs. I grew up in the computer era and used MS Excel throughout school for science experiment data.

Although I have expanded my ability to use Open Office as well as Google Documents I still enjoy the use of a well crafted spreadsheet, whether it was made by me or not. I often make my own for personal use and other users share theirs which I am greatful for.

They are a great way to calculate Catalina scenarios, tracking PSP vs Sp vs OOP. Or to keep track of stockpile amounts when its not all out where you can view it. Or your spending throughout the year based on store and PSP vs OOP.

So don’t be afraid to open up that spreadsheet program and look up a tutorial or two. You might be surprised at all the uses you come up with for it.