Most of us that use taxi services have one core expectation – that we
will get to our intended destination just as fast as traffic allows,
while taking the most direct route possible. But if we’ve learned
anything by now, it’s that not everyone is quite so traditional.
In the world of Web 2.0, while corporations have struggled with just how much social media their employees should
be allowed to engage in, opinions differ widely as to its usage. From
strict guidelines that prohibit using Facebook, Twitter, G+ or even
LinkedIn at all in the workplace, to companies like Zappos
that encourage their employees to become company advocates and engage
to their heart’s content, there a wide range . . .
When you are gathering research information, you will quickly be inundated with findings. It is critical to stay organized so you don’t get overwhelmed and so you can efficiently access these facts again in the future. Plan now to save time later. Here are some tips and tools to help you organize your research.
As a not just self-proclaimed kitchenphobe, culinary businesses aren’t
among my favorite, unless they’re really, really cool. With that
disclaimer, the fact that I am really excited about this business has to
say something to you about how innovative it is.
The idea of closing surgical incisions without a needle and thread is a revolutionary concept. Out of Israel comes the brainchild for a brilliant innovation that utilizes cold plasma technology to close surgical wounds. Read on and…be amazed.
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Differing from a tangible invention, new virtual tools for traders are shaking up the financial industry. Michael Lewis’ Flash Boys
— a top-selling treatise on the state of modern-day Wall Street — is
turning the stock market ecosystem on its head. For those who still
think the hallowed halls of the stock exchange is still about alpha-male
floor traders whaling in trading pits to ‘buy’ and ‘sell’ – think again
— for that world is officially DOA.
Relationships are hard work, whether you have been part of a couple for a
couple of months, or a couple of decades. Keeping the spark alive is
easier said than done, and as two people get to know each other
completely, managing to surprise each other is tough. Of course, with
effort, a relationship does not need to fizzle and lose what it had
during its early days.
You had a “light bulb” moment, and since you haven’t been able to shake
the idea – in fact this genius thought has even begun to interfere with
your daily routine. You think this is the invention idea that you could turn into a business. So what should you do?
Fashion inspired by literature is not a new concept. Some designers have
selected literal interpretations – incorporating the image of a book or
its pages into a whimsical garment. Others are more focused on
fictional fashion, taking a note from the heroes or heroines and
bringing their wardrobes to life. The most recent designer to tackle
this trend has decided to focus on menswear inspired by a character well
lusted after and envied.
You know that Bitcoins have gone mainstream when this unique form of tender is featured in the
plot line of a current TV drama. That’s right – the world’s first
decentralized cryptocurrency lacking any political authority was
featured in the recent season finale episode of the Fox network series, ‘Almost Human.’ Granted, while the premise of that detective drama is set in the year 2048. . .
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