1
POPSComplications from the hiding heredity disease. Kawasaki disease itself cannot be fatal. It is complications and satellite conditions, that are very individual in each case. There are rumors and speculations, that can be rather painful to all patients, who were diagnosed with this illness, as well as their families. Real circumstances of death, especially in the families of celebrities, would never be disclosed for public.
11
POPSYou can't judge this book by its cover! Caught this over @ Guy Kawasaki's blog. The title is punchy and gets right to the point; I'm clipping this at the encouragement of my girlfriend, and also because it goes hand-in-hand with the positive "be a nicer person" clips I've been seeing around. I haven't read this book, but Guy's blog entry about it sure is valuable. Read and laugh... at your own peril! :)
4
POPSYour CV online and interactive Such a great idea. I once watched a video online about a French graphic designer, I think, who animated his CV with him as the main character. It was such a grand idea, but I can't find the link anymore
1
POPSWikis as a Marketing Tool First Blogs, then podcasting, now Wikis. That's the pattern, internet users embrace it, then the corporate machine adopts it. And lastly, Academia dips in its collective toe. Maybe we should dive in first on the next one?
1
POPSPower of Viral vs Key Influencers http://blog.guykawasaki.com/2007/12/word-of-mouth-v.html I'd have to agree to what Guy Kawasaki commented on this article from Journal of Advertisint Research (December 2007 Issue)
1
POPSdeath can be funny,so long as it"s not yours i had a chat with death and he said he wasn"t being funny,he was being creative....... on the serious side..... anyone out there ever seen the soul leave the body on the last breath ?????????????
4
POPSSocial Networking...Loads of LinkedIn Advice (maybe that's why they're getting so much attention!?) See the blog that links to this clip (by Guy Kawasaki) for more quirky stats and "how-to's" related to LinkedIn.com...a quickly growing social networking site (hey! Clip-dudes! you may wish to establish a partnership here...social bookmarking plus social networking could be a killer combo) After that, check out my profile and use my "openlink" (I shelled out 60 bucks for that puppy---yeah, I know...possibly poor use of 60 bucks...hehehe :o). http://www.linkedin.com/in/jgamble Contact via the open link and feel free to join my network...the description of its current incarnation can best be described in one or both of the below blogs :o) http://jessiebg.blogspot.com http://womensstudiesjobs.blogspot.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/jgamble
3
POPSTeacher advised late students to 'go to hell' This sort of attitude is extremely common. Teachers who get caught up caring about stupid details and forget that they're here for the kids. Of course, people like this don't get punished in this country; worst case scenario for him? They make him bow and say, "I guess I'm sorry, perhaps I made a mistake," while the media takes a brazillion pictures of him. That's it. It's like those kids who bullied a kid so badly he offed himself. Nothing happened to them, and they didn't even have to say, "We're sorry," but rather, "We guess we're sorry, MAYBE we made a mistake." Some days I hate this country.
4
Pops
Newest Clips
Latest Comments
Most Pops
Print
Save
Turn on live update