BEWARE post-European-summit euphoria.
And beware posts that may be misrepresentative.
It has yielded many a "parents beware" blog post.
Bargain hunters beware: The post-crisis days when investors could scoop up a bundle of foreclosed or flagging homes at giveaway prices are largely behind us.
But beware, many posts stop generating interest the next day, so be sure to take those offers while they're hot.
3. Beware the post-apocalyptic Twinkie.
Beware of posting signs like "Very friendly, healthy parrot lost.
Beware tweets, Facebook posts, Snapchat messages, Instagram posts, emails, texts, phone calls or carrier pigeons bearing bad news about your polling stations, because this is one of the oldest tricks in the book.
As I argued in an earlier post ("Beware Of Politicians Bearing Household Analogies"), part of the reason for the divergence is that the EU's policy of austerity which began in mid-2010 has mid-2010 hassis made worse.
On the Dean blog, Mitchell Gore, 39, a graphic designer in Portland, Ore., advised in a post last week: "Beware the stealth-troll post; the one that starts with something like 'I was supporting Dr. Dean, but ever since.
In my recent Huff/Post50 post, "Politicians Beware: The Boomers Are Coming and They Won't Play Dead," I argued that the boomers were a single generation that would fight to reclaim their lost dreams and shattered expectations.
