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31 July 2010
(Note: to my English, Irish, Australian and Japanese friends — plus anyone else living in a country where driving lanes are reversed from here in America, please reverse all lane mentions below. Thank you.) Lane Vultures I have a term for drivers who either don’t plan ahead, or are purposeful in their desire to “pounce” on [...]
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30 July 2010
. Some projects are just extraordinary — in the true definition of the word: exceptional in character, amount, extent, degree, etc.; noteworthy; remarkable. Exceptional. Noteworthy. Remarkable. . Such is the case with a project where my involvement came to an official close on Tuesday night of this week. And, because the project was [...]
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29 July 2010
29 Gifts: How a Month of Giving Can Change Your Life (Again) For those of you who have followed my blog posts for a while now, you’ll be familiar with the fact that the book study group that I am part of studied Cami Walker’s 29 Gifts over the holidays last year. It was a [...]
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24 July 2010
. For everyone who thinks eBooks are “just a fad…” Try this one on for size. Just what will constitute “a book” in the future? I’m thinking I need to hire a full video production crew. . . . . . . . The Pillars of the Earth Amplified Edition for iPad, iPhone and iTouch The Pillars of the Earth – [...]
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23 July 2010
Well, sort of — the book hasn’t made it on television yet (as far as we know), but Gloria McDonough-Taub, CNBC’s senior editor in charge of blogs (including her signature “Bullish on Books” blog), featured JUMP! this week. After you read the post, you’ll understand the special connection between Gloria and me (spanning MANY years), although [...]
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23 July 2010
Unemployment is such a complex situation — with more experts, pundits, and analysts weighing in on the topic than you can shake a stick at. But one thing is for sure, there often exists a mismatch between those that are looking for work, and the positions that are available for them. There’s a BIG case [...]
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