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Thursday, February 18, 2010

Social Networkers Still Love E-Mail

Yes, we still check email in 2010!

Read Social Networkers Still Love E-Mail - eMarketer


Frequency with Which US Internet Users Check Personal E-Mail, Social Media Users vs. Non-Users, Fall 2009 (% of respondents)



David


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Top 5 careers for 2010 | Knowledge Network

Top 5 careers for 2010 | Knowledge Network

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Fed Unemployment Projection: Jobless Rate Will Stay High For Next 2 Years



Well, it is just a sign that we have a really big, systemic problem(s). Very little job creation in the private sector, and government that can not sustain itself. It is quite a predicament - one that will take all of us working together to solve. Yes, the economy will come back to a degree, but not to the 2007 levels, and that is a long-term issue to have unemployment - and underemployment - rates as high as they really are today.

David
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost

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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Poll: Rate your post-Mardi Gras, post-Super Bowl exhaustion | New Orleans Mardi Gras - - NOLA.com


Poll: Rate your post-Mardi Gras, post-Super Bowl exhaustion | New Orleans Mardi Gras - - NOLA.com


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TEAMWORK IN SPORTS - "THE INCHES IN FRONT OF YOUR FACE"



So many times, we think of the ‘great coach speech’ that happens pregame or at halftime that makes all the difference. Sometimes, that is true both in real life and in the movies (Witness Sean Payton at the 2010 Super Bowl, firing-up the New Orleans Saints by telling them they were going to do something that had never been tried in a Super Bowl before – trying an on-sides kick to start the second half to keep the ball away from Peyton Manning and the Colts {putting Coach Payton forever in Super Bowl lore and helping the Saints win the first ever Super Bowl!}).

While reality is great, the movies are even better. One of the best inspirational movie speeches of all time is that given Al Pacino in ‘Any Given Sunday.’ View the clip of the speech below (warning, there is 1 expletive in it, but it is in context – just makes it not ‘kid-friendly’):



Do you agree with his proposition that life and football are both ‘games of inches?’

Also, do you have a personal sports story to discuss? Do you have another clip of a ‘coach speech’ from another movie to suggest to the class? Post these here as comments or better yet, send them to me at dwyld.kwu@gmail.com and I will post a compilation here.

Look forward to the discussion.

David

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