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Let your dreams take flight…
http://vimeo.com/8076404 Galileo from Ghislain Avrillon on Vimeo .
Lowe’s – How To Improve Curb Appeal & Value of Your House
The Case of the Two-Cent Candy
A couple of decades ago, consultant, writer, and “uberguru” of all things business, Tom Peters, told his story of the two-cent candy. There was a retail store in Palo Alto that had a box of candy available at checkout
Take a byte out of agriculture
Land continues to hold value for people in the business of farming crops and housing data for cloud computing. Yahoo, Microsoft, Google, and Ask.com already have data centers, not in urban sprawls but in rural areas in the Northwest, and now Facebook wants to claim its territory too
Kitchen Remodel: Contractor-HGTV
Librarian — Going extinct or new info superhero?
Libraries are depositories of information, and librarians are the navigators. A degree in information science certifies these professionals in the study of the classification, storage, and retrieval of huge amounts of data. These days, that data comes by way of books and bytes.
The New Hub of the Home
2010’s new technological trend in housing is the 3-D television set, which is likely to become the new hub of the home (WSJ’s Market Watch). Imagine a t.v
“What about…?”
In the blog section of Harvard Business Review is Scott Anthony’s post, “How to Kill Innovation: Keep Asking Questions.” Anthony proposes that two seemingly beneficial words become one double-edged sword. “What about…?” Anyone seeking to grow a business or career ought to ask this question many times over.
Home Depot- How to Update Your Kitchen
The truth about the new credit card law
Next week, a new federal credit-card law goes into effect that could significantly decrease the amount of fees and interest paid by card holders. WSJ ’s article, “Credit-Card Fees: the New Traps,” highlights how the law may affect consumers. The biggest change is transparency
