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The Recommender: Tim Quirk, Kenneth Parks, Pete Holmes, And More On What They’re Loving This Month
.bigbody a {color:#008CB3;} .bigbody img {display:inline-block;width:100px;vertical-align:top;} .bigbody p {display:inline-block;width:480px;vertical-align:top;} Tim Quirk Head of Android global content programming, Google The Long Earth, by Terry Pratchett "Pratchett, who's pretty much the Mark Twain of fantasy, is returning to his sci-fi roots. Speaking of Twain, where is volume two of the autobiography he wouldn't allow to be published until 100 years after his death?"
Read More »Judge blocks FDA requirement for graphic tobacco warning labels
U.S. District Judge Richard Leon ruled federal mandate violates free speech
Read More »Mom passes stage IV cancer to baby: Report
Baby girl Addison Cox currently taking chemotherapy pill doctors received special FDA permission to treat her with
Read More »How to Feed Your Start-up: 8 Rules
To build a better company culture, start in the kitchen. Here are the 8 delicious ways we fuel our company's growth. At Thumbtack, we make food a priority.
Read More »Facebook Rolls Out New Brand Pages
In a charm offensive to woo advertisers before its IPO, Facebook pitched brands new features to guarantee they reach fans' timelines and profile pages. Facebook announced a redesign for Pages at its marketing conference, fMC, held today in New York City
Read More »How to Be Your Own PR Rep
You don't need to hire a firm to handle public relations.
Read More »World of Warcraft may boost seniors’ cognitive ability: Study
Multiplayer online games may not just be for young geeks - research finds benefits in cognitive functioning of elderly
Read More »Economic Groundhog Day for Small Business
An economic indicator that tracks tens of thousands of small businesses looks a lot like it did last month. Want more clarity?
Read More »CDC: Kids consume too much sugar, mostly from processed foods
Report found children took in 16 percent of their total calories from added sugars; dietary recommendations say kids should get 5 to 15 percent of calories from sugar
Read More »What A Funeral Has To Do With Company Culture
The community you build at work is just as important as anything else you do. A case in point. I debated sharing this story here because of how recently these events had taken place.
Read More »Procurement Wars: Winning the Hunger Games
Feeling like you're stuck fighting to the death for big procurement contracts? Use these tips to develop a winning strategy. The Hunger Games, the bestselling novel by Suzanne Collins, introduces audiences to a horrific, post-apocalyptic world
Read More »Why Women Are Better Freelancers
One longtime female freelancer says women are better suited for the Gig Economy. Here are three reasons why. "Am I to infer from your article that only women are contractors
Read More »Justin.tv Founder Strikes Again
The serial tech entrepreneur has made a career out of taking slightly bizarre behaviors and turning them into start-ups. His latest: a task-on-demand app. Justin Kan has made a career out of taking slightly bizarre behaviors and turning then into tech start-ups
Read More »Rare Disease Day spotlights rare conditions and need for treatments
National Organization for Rare Disorders was founded in 1983 along with Orphan Drug Act - has progress been made?
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