Generation Q
Tom Friedman writes that todays twentysomethings are too Quiet – hence the moniker Generation Q.
I get his point, but it seems to me that quiet is a strength that is easily underestimated.
Tom Friedman writes that todays twentysomethings are too Quiet – hence the moniker Generation Q.
I get his point, but it seems to me that quiet is a strength that is easily underestimated.
I was stumped for a moment by this error on the Mac. It turns out that the simple solution is to sign out, and then sign in again.The same goes for the SPH200D when it is not able to skype-out. Just sign out and then sign in again.
Bittorrent for Leopard and Apple TV? Carl Howe thinks so.]
Here is an interesting event coming up next year. I’m not sure to what extent it will interest life coaches, but the form to receive updates mentions coaching services.
Eight people and counting.That’s how many have told me that I’m getting $100 back (actually, $100 store credit) for purchasing my iPhone early.It seems to me that you can’t buy this sort of word-of-mouth. Or maybe, that IS the way to buy it.
An interesting article at Edmunds talks about Chevy and A123Systems teaming up. “Weber said GM believes electric power is the only way to achieve the automaker’s goal of taking the automobile out of the environmental equation because it emits no emissions.”
Tom Friedman makes an interesting point about green collar jobs being less susceptable to offshoring.
This is just a plug for Mary, a client of mine. She just started Awakening the Eco-Soul, a website for her book on soul types.
Prof. John Gallauger of the Carroll School of Management ends his June 3 post on Facebook with a provocative thought: “…look for the inevitable iPhone/Facebook apps to transform the way we think about mobile computing.”I posted an idea for such an app yesterday — a mashup of Google map search [...]
When I ask my iPhone about nearby seafood restaurants, this is what I really want to know–what do my Facebook friends recommend?