Perhaps you have seen the Prudential advertisement that shows people placing dots on a chart showing the oldest person they know. Prudential uses this, in
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Your First Hour…
FastCompany recently published a very good article with recommendations on what to do (and not do) with your first hour at work. I especially like
Olympic Absurdity Runs Rampant with @London2012! Perhaps worse than @USOlympic!
Can there be an event that is more social than the Olympics? One would think that if any organization would encourage the concepts of sharing,
Support our Effort to Change Supply Chain Education
Thanks to a program sponsored by Chase and LivingSocial called Mission: Small Businessâ„ , your support could translate into a $250,000 grant. But we need at
The “Cost” of college, and why Tuition should be replaced by Sponsorship
Once again, Dean Dad poses an interesting question. He asks what one year of college should cost. Asking what a year of college “should” cost
US Sues Apple, Publishers
We talk about the lawsuit brought by the US in the most recent Real Tech for Real People, Episode 110. While we share our thoughts
Nissan’s Commercial–Not the Message the Intended
Hopefully you have all seen this commercial by now. I want you to watch it closely, and really think about what you first think (or
Environmentally aware, or simply a “show off?”
Back in 2007 I bought a Civic Hybrid. At the time I “ran the numbers” and decided that the purchase made both economic and environmental
Digital Textbooks the Apple Way–the “right” way?
I have many thoughts on digital textbooks, and you have all had an opportunity to read them here. Apple has made their “big move”
Audio Books–do you listen? or “Can you hear me now?”
A recent annoucement caught my eye. Mashable ran a story highlighting a new company, audiobooks.com, that will be following the “subscription” model that music has
