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Everything is working..finally

Okay no more triple Tweets and missing Identi.ca..life is good.  The only thing in life I could really use right now is a vehicle that gets better than 18 miles per gallon. Seriously, a beater with a heater at this point is all I really would need as long as it gets good gas mileage. Of course, I would never get rid of my beloved Blazer. He'd be my backup man lol. Anyway, all is now (finally) consolidated into Firefox, for which I am grateful because it was my first web browser outside of Internet Explorer and I hated for it to be so utterly useless.
I can now be rid of the giant albatross hanging from my neck, affectionately known as Flock. It was great for what it did but it didn't come close to integrating all of my social networks and blogs. Often the blog poster was buggy or it would forget login information seemingly at random. Good times, she says sarcastically.
Now, using Amplify, I can link to Posterous and Ping.fm, and this combination now takes care of all my blog posting needs.
See this Amp at http://amplify.com/u/brgjj

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