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		<title>By: Melanie Miller</title>
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		<description>Great blog.  I&#039;ve always felt that much of what we do on-line is moronically complicated.  Imagine if when you walk into your home, you have to input a log-in ID and password in order to turn the lights on, a different combination to turn the stove on, the TV, the stereo...etc.  That&#039;s what the on-line experience has always felt like for me.  Non-intuitive-- you have to learn a pigeon dance to get the slightest things accomplished.  Face it: we are still in the dinosaur days of hardware and software, and I personally can&#039;t wait for the day things become as easy as flipping a switch.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great blog.  I&#8217;ve always felt that much of what we do on-line is moronically complicated.  Imagine if when you walk into your home, you have to input a log-in ID and password in order to turn the lights on, a different combination to turn the stove on, the TV, the stereo&#8230;etc.  That&#8217;s what the on-line experience has always felt like for me.  Non-intuitive&#8211; you have to learn a pigeon dance to get the slightest things accomplished.  Face it: we are still in the dinosaur days of hardware and software, and I personally can&#8217;t wait for the day things become as easy as flipping a switch.</p>
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