Saturday, December 8, 2007

LED, Cycles, Heros, Joel and Ted, Gospel and Laptops

Philips and Taking on the Lighting World
from BusinessWeek

Computer World and the Best of Management

The Art of the Deal
How the Nahmad family made billions trading art, and why so many people in the art world can't stand them.

Words To Retire

Purists in America Find St. Andrews in Pacific Mist of Oregon
from Bloomber.com

Flickr Debuts Online Image Editor

The 20 Most Important Questions in Business
What entrepreneurs can do is ask the core set of tough questions that govern the fate of any enterprise.

Super Cycles or Hooligan Chic
Celebrities and corporate moguls are fueling the boom in custom motorcycles--and creating a new subculture of fierce collectibles.

More Willowcreek Revealsqueal
from MondayMorning

Unsung Heroes of the Computer World

Predatory Lending
The bill tells lenders they may not engage in the undefined practice of "predatory lending"--examples of which include vague offenses such as offering loans that are not "solely in the best interest of the consumer" or offering loans that a borrower does not have a "reasonable ability to repay."

Turning Business Ed on It's Head
from BusinessWeek

Strategic Digital Outreach
Frank Johnson . . . 'I believe that the internet provides today's church with a historic opportunity .... to tell the old, old story of Jesus and His love in ways which could only have been imagined in times past. The objective of this website is to explore the various ways in which today's technology can be used to spread the gospel around the world.'

Google Announces Fastest Growing Search Terms
from TechCrunch

Joel Osteen
If the evangelical world is looking for a poster child to offset the negative publicity surrounding rich televangelists, Joel Osteen would be a good choice.

Ted Turner as Rancher or is He Taking Over the Land
from MSNBC

Along the Route from Communism
The fall of the Berlin Wall 18 years ago symbolized the beginning of a transition from communist central planning to market democracy in some 25 countries--many of them new states. from Forbes

20/20 Vision on 70/70
from Forbes

Technology and the New Workers
from Forbes

Judas Gospel and the Gospel Truth

Big Tech and Older Folks
There were more Internet users age 55 and up than there were age 18 to 34 in September, according to Nielsen Online. from USAToday

Ten Things Bad About Laptops
from USAToday

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