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		<title>By: Patti</title>
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		<description>I do love the Google ad, too.  And very good lessons you&#039;ve observed, Susanne.  It is difficult to tell a story, be personal, keep it short, and get your point across.  But, Google really nailed it!  And, the funny thing is, we could follow the storyline in those little searches.  How funny is that?  We actually can now speak Google-Talk.  

I loved that Madison Avenue has returned to sentimental and nostalgic advertising again.  When times are tough, we turn back to what we are familiar with - the old fuzzy slippers and robe routine.  

Thanks for this great topic.  I really have enjoyed following it.</description>
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		<p><span style="font-weight:normal">I do love the Google ad, too.  And very good lessons you&#8217;ve observed, Susanne.  It is difficult to tell a story, be personal, keep it short, and get your point across.  But, Google really nailed it!  And, the funny thing is, we could follow the storyline in those little searches.  How funny is that?  We actually can now speak Google-Talk.  </p>
<p>I loved that Madison Avenue has returned to sentimental and nostalgic advertising again.  When times are tough, we turn back to what we are familiar with &#8211; the old fuzzy slippers and robe routine.  </p>
<p>Thanks for this great topic.  I really have enjoyed following it.</span></p>
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