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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Remembering Tom.com
There are many lessons we can learn from the dotcom era, one of those lessons has to do with a company called Tom.com. I remember when I first heard about Tom.com, it was March 2000 and I was in Taiwan … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, International, business
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Bing’s Ad Campaign Hits its Target
Below is an example of the Bing commercials currently playing. Microsoft did a great job with these ads. They really do hit right at the nerve of what many people don’t like about Google and it gets people to think … Continue reading
My Review of Smart Networking
I just completed the book, Smart Networking by Liz Lynch. It was a very easy read, I finished it in just a couple of hours. Her writing style made it easy to breeze through the material while being able to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged Facebook, Linkedin, Liz Lynch, Networking, Smart Networking, Twitter
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Succession
So I’ve been watching Glenn Beck and he has some guest that want to succeed from the US. I have listened to the arguments of both the group from Vermont and now Texas and I am not convinced. Their idea … Continue reading
World Bank Lowers Outlook Again, What Does that Mean?
It means they need better numbers to start their measurements from in the first place. It reminds me of a situation I was in a few months ago when doing the yearly forecast. I put in some very grim numbers, … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Economics, Global, business
Tagged China, global outlook, World Bank
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Dear Mr. President
Lou Pritchett, a former VP at Procter & Gamble who retired 20 years ago; wrote this letter. he first sent it to the New York Times but they refused to publish it. So it went viral online. Here is a … Continue reading
Posted in America, Government, Politics
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Seeing Potential
In case you didn’t know, I collect crystals, minerals and rocks (yes there is a difference). I find it a good hobby because it gets me out of the house and exposed to nature which I felt I needed more … Continue reading
My Take on Why the Media is in Decline
This past week was a huge news worthy week, you had North Korean threatening nuclear war, Iran’s election and the violence that ensued, the sale of US debt in bonds, further issues on the car industry and the appointment of … Continue reading
Posted in America, Capitalism, Consumerism, Economics, Life, Marketing, Politics, business
Tagged american idol, letterman, Media, palin
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Taxing Us to Poverty
I was watching Cavuto on Thursday. They had this guy who feels very upset that JFK had lowered the top income tax level from 91% to 79%, thus creating a steady drop in the top rate along with all … Continue reading
Posted in America, Capitalism, Economics, Government, Politics, Small Business, Socialism, business
Tagged Bush, Ike, Obama, Tax Rate, taxes
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