Maybe you are sick of arguing with people about how effective social media is for business promotion. Some people simply will not accept that in many cases a social media campaign simply doesn’t convert, doesn’t create traffic, and doesn’t have the desired effect. After all, when was the last time you saw a stunning, amazing […]
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A CareerBuilder survey shows that almost 40% of prospective employers look up job candidates on Facebook. Here are 3 changes you can make to your Facebook profile right now to get the job you want (or to keep your current job).
I’ve been a rap fan since the early 80’s, beginning with my first viewing of Breakin’. Some of my other favorite memories and rappers from the various eras include: The mid-to-late 80’s: Yo! MTV Raps, Beastie Boys, and other OG’s of the genre and hip hop culture. The early 90’s: classic joints from the likes […]
Sad news today in the feline world. Stewie, recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the World’s “Longest” Cat, passed away today at the much too young cat age of 8. I know from experience that it sucks to lose a pet. However, the article stated that “Stewie was always very social and […]
Saw this amazing post on the Flickr Blog about artist Christopher Renfro who turned a negative (borderline personality disorder) into a positive. Basically…he converted a “crutch” into a bazooka blasting incredible art all up in YOUR EYEBALLS! NO LASIK REQUIRED! But, what I also love about this story (besides the cool light art photography images) […]
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Retired General Stanley McChrystal was recently on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart to talk about the U.S. military and to promote his new memoir My Share of the Task. One line struck with me from the segment. General McChrystal said that American soldiers are by nature, first and foremost “problem solvers” and they “want […]
