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MAKE Magazine:
There's a funny thing about dads' toys. Very often, kids borrow dad's supposedly grown-up toys and dad plays with toys designed for a much younger demographic. With that in mind, we present the Gifts for Dads list, filled wi (Read More)
Submitted by mvndrvrt
from Google Reader:
When you apply for a job, one of the first things that employers will do is take a look at your resume. Traditionally, this along with a face to face interviews were the steps to getting a job. With the ability to now get inf (Read More)
Cato-at-liberty:
The Council on Foreign Relations’ Steven Simon makes a difficult case, and he makes it well, regarding the Justice Department’s decision to try Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in a civilian court in New York City. I agree with his bot (Read More)
Journalism.co.uk Editors' Blog:
This post is reproduced with permission from Robin Brown’s blog. Brown is a freelance writer and new media blogger. The explosion of the web may have caught out newspapers and a lot of journalists, but early adopters have be (Read More)
Submitted by esjay
from Google Reader:
15. Deckard's Blaster Film Blade Runner Closely following the film's neo-noir-e (Read More)
Submitted by SquidLord
from Google Reader:
With the waves of layoffs going on, and all the nasty structural changes we're seeing in this business, it's easy to start feeling a toxic combination of fear and despair. And while I understand that, I'm going to try to brie (Read More)
Submitted by PinkLisa
from Google Reader:
After a heavy meal like a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, often all the dessert we want is a tiny sliver of pumpkin pie. Decadent is not a word that comes to mind, right after that epic meal. But we are also totally inspired (Read More)
News Networks:
Blogging,
Psycology & Human Behaviour
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Lifehacker:
Gina Kolata writes an inspiring piece for the New York Times about the seemingly inevitable slow-down of exercise routines in winter—inevitable, really, only if your mind accepts that rainy, cold, and slushy runs are a bad th (Read More)
Dumb Little Man - Tips for Life:
Most of us work and play at our computers. We might abuse them from time to time, but we try to take good care of them. We install virus-protection software, we carry our laptops in a special case, we reboot the computer when (Read More)
Submitted by matthewSBOC
from Google Reader:
One pattern we often see when conducting an AdWords account audit and strategy session for an advertiser, or when beginning work with a new client is that there are only broad match keywords throughout the AdWords account. I (Read More)
Ogilvy PR 360 Digital Influence Blog:
Since the launch of Facebook brand pages, there has been confusion as to whether your brand or cause should set up a page or a group. As brand pages grew in popularity and were given more and more features, it seemed like dis (Read More)
mediabistro.com: FishBowlNY:
The past few years have been a transitional period for journalism, filled with innovative reporting strategies and interactive presentations that allow readers to get involved in the process of editing and experiencing the ne (Read More)
All Facebook:
As Facebook becomes a center for our personal communication there is an etiquette that has become standard. Over the past few months I’ve been talking with people about their experience with Facebook and the more people I sp (Read More)
Stepcase Lifehack:
Imagine this: you are the pilot of a Navy fighter jet. You’re flying in formation when you come under attack from ground-based rockets. The plane nearest you takes a hit and spins into your path, while another rocket screams (Read More)
News Network:
Psycology & Human Behaviour
Submitted by dennismcguire
from blog:
In case you missed it, Jamie Moyer continued his insane dominance over the Marlins last night, blanking Florida with seven shutout innings of one-hit ball. It's mind-boggling how much success he's had against Florida where he (Read More)
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