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Good Indexing
A Profession in which Good Workers Can’t be Replaced with Technology If you have ever repeatedly thumbed through an index in frustration, trying and failing to find the correct page number for an important passage which you forgot to plaster … Continue reading
Prince Charles
Royal Philanthropic Entrepreneur An irate mob of students, angered by tremendous increases in college tuition fees, attacked the Rolls-Royce carrying Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles. Puzzling: apparently, the protesters forgot that 1. Members of the royal family are not … Continue reading
Vastu
Working in Harmony Vastu, the ancient Hindu science of design and architecture, is a sister science of ayurvedic medicine and yoga. “What yoga does for the body, vastu does for the home.” In the 1990s, while feng shui was increasingly … Continue reading
Internet Marketing Primer
Tips for Beginners Discussed in six nontechnical articles. The Web Site Search Engine/Directory Registration Getting Links Joining the Discussion Online Advertising What Is Online Marketing? Richard Hoy, April 26, 2006. http://writersweekly.com/this_weeks_article/003402_04262006.html Link Swapping is Unnatural. John Jantsch, September 25, 2006. http://www.ducttapemarketing.com/article/articles 23/1/Link-Swapping-is-Unnatural/Page1.html … Continue reading
Why Mothers are Targets for Work-At-Home Scams
Profiting from Cultural Inequality Employment opportunities for many Americans have disappeared during one of the worst recession since the Depression, as companies outsource their manufacturing capabilities to Asian countries where wages are 60 cents an hour. As a result, you … Continue reading
Hidden Talents
Aptitudes of Louis Armstrong & Theodore Geisel Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong is known internationally as a renowned jazz musician, but perhaps only diehard fans are aware that, despite his lack of formal schooling, he was a gifted writer, too. He penned his autobiography solo, … Continue reading
Einstein’s Smart Refrigerator
Killer Appliances Although many people know Albert Einstein as a scientist, many are probably not aware that he was also an inventor. After winning the Nobel Prize in the 1920s, he began looking for a solution to a deadly problem. … Continue reading
Gadget Trouble
Pitfalls of Product Invention A meat probe allows a home chef to moniter cooking temperature to avoid serving undercooked or dried, tough, overcooked food. However, when the PBS program America’s Test Kitchen reviewed different brands of thermometers on the market, … Continue reading
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Lessons from American Idol
Marketing 101 Each year, the judges on American Idol stressed the importance of “choosing the right song.” On last week’s show, the consequences of not heeding that advice was evident when singing sensation Joshua Ledet, one of three left in … Continue reading
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Taking Entrepreneurial Classes Online
E-Learning & the World of Business Some of the countless good resources on the Web for learning entrepreneurial topics include UCLA’s Extension Department. However, a comprehensive list of online institutions are available through U.S. News and World Report. References https://www.uclaextension.edu/fos/Business.aspx http://www.usnews.com/education … Continue reading