When you feel like giving up
June 8, 2009
Persevere Video on someone who perseveres despite all the odds. The Nick Vujicic Story
Author: Tim O'Keefe
Coach Tim is talking about sports and mind set coaching here. Elsewhere Tim is the Dr. of Digital Marketing 310 533 9145
Bill Maher on Big Pharma
June 3, 2009
Exercise or a Pill Neo?
Seth Godin on Curiosity
March 18, 2009
Interesting piece on curiosity and how it can be lost. Favorite part: Fundamentalist considers whether a fact is acceptable to ones faith before they explore. And it doesn’t have anything to do necessarily with “religion” as we typically think of religion.
When Sports Work
February 17, 2009
The Heroes have been dropping hard lately. A Rod, Phelps. And let’s face it The Cardinals Super Bowl was supposed to be Leinert’s. But he is too busy clubbin’ and so Warner got be Cinderella. And who can forget the biggest mug shot ever taken as Charles Barkley smiled for his DUI. This is a […]
The Peace on Guru Eban Pegan’s Piece
February 17, 2009
A very well regarded Internet marketing guru Eban Pegan is promoting a book on Peace. I posted a comment on his post which so far has been ignored and not posted on his commentary section . I guess my dissenting commentary was simply ignored and not thrown into the discussion with all the others who were […]
Meet George Jetson, He Lives a Block From Google
February 3, 2009
Did you grow up on Twilight Zone, the Jetsons, and Star Trek? Then you were fed a daily dose of either machines that were slaves to humans needs, or monsters that enslaved us like perhaps in The Mztrix. Well these possibilities are being applauded or feared by many in the science community. Because it turns […]
Wowa!Whats Goin On?
January 14, 2009
Magazine advertising figures are way down. And to make things worst one of my secret addictions, American Idol is down 10% in their debut ratings. Rate-card reported ad revenue declined more precipitously as the year went on, dropping 13.8 percent in the fourth quarter and 7.8 percent for the year. Ad pages fell 17.1 percent […]