You get to see the timer tick away until you find out who you could potentially meet the next day.

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If you want to find out how Big Brother can use your cellphone to track your daily activities, see who you're hanging with, and even predict what you're going to do next, take a look at MIT's Reality Mining project.

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Recruiters who find you on the social Web need to quickly see that you would be a valuable asset to their organizations.

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If the American people feel strongly about these issues and they push hard, and they reward or don't reward members of Congress with their votes, if they reject sort of uncompromising positions or sharp partisanship or always looking out for the next election, and they reward folks who are trying to find common ground, then I think you'll see behavior in Congress change.

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