Earning A Web Based Doctorate in Level

April 14, 2015

China is quickly rising in the world as one of the most powerful and progressive establishments, and there are lots of opportunities there for folks who chat both Mandarin Oriental. The features of pursuing a lifetime career in or linked to China include the high-level of investment being guided into the region, the scarcity of […]

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What Can Ellen Pao Teach Us?

March 30, 2015

I mentored women this morning. Not a novel activity for me, because I’m often asked to do it and I always say yes. But this morning was different. I had the Ellen Pao trial on my mind. As you already know if you don’t live in a cave, Ellen Pao was a venture capitalist who […]

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Doesn’t Anyone Realize Silicon Valley is About Business?

February 2, 2015

The most disingenuous aspect of Silicon Valley right now, and by extension the rest of the world because the Valley is a trendsetter, is the disregard for “business” in the technology business. In all the startups that define the bro culture thepublicity goes to the guy who builds the product, forgetting that a product is […]

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Kolibree Connected Toothbrush: with Apps for Kids

January 6, 2015

The Internet of Toothbrushes is here, and just in time. In my lifetime, I’ve spent a fortune in dental care because we didn’t have adequate information about prevention when I was a kid, and I got gingivitis in college.  There are many connected devices I wouldn’t care much about, but having also paid for the […]

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Are There Tech Startups in Arizona? Yes

December 3, 2014

Some time last week, VentureBeat published a post with the title “How Arizona (yes) Arizona is Becoming a Hotbed for Technology Startups.” It was founded by Don Pierson, who has been an entrepreneur in Arizona for more than two decades. In theory, he’d be an authority. While I’m certainly no naive cheerleader for Arizona, I […]

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Write Essays For Money Uk

November 25, 2014

The portion of pupils who recognize ais supply of admission is known as a collegeis yield price. Some organizations may disclose a student with conditions (e.g., wondering he or she take a summer helpful skills class before being fully accepted write essays for money uk towards the faculty). Because so many applicants apply to multiple […]

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What Does Your Home Screen Reveal About You?

November 19, 2014

It’s time for the latest round of speculations on whether the web is dying (because of apps), or whether apps are dying because of  new interfaces. I’ll just add my uneducated view: apps are just beginning to come to the everyday world. Although everyone’s fond of saying “there’s an app for that,” the number of […]

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Mindful Mothering

November 16, 2014

Mindfulness. It’s easy to be mindful when you’re sitting on a yoga mat focusing on the breath, But how do you bring this to every day life? I can meditate up a storm in the right circumstances, but it has always been extremely difficult for me to take it off the mat. One morning last […]

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Ad Week Was Scary for Agencies

October 6, 2014

Last week was Advertising Week in New York, the historic home of advertising and media. But while always a cause for parties and drinking,  the annual citywide meeting of agencies, publishers and brands has  evolved into a cause for hand-wringing as well. Some of the event titles gave away the uncertainty that afflicts the ecosystem […]

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Startup STEM School Learns Founders’ Lessons

October 1, 2014

SySTEM Schools, the non-profit charter STEM school in downtown Phoenix whose board I am on, has been open for a little over a month, and it is behaving as all startups do; the co-founders are riding the roller coaster of ups and downs that always accompanies running a startup. My purpose seems to be to […]

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