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October 31, 2007 | By Rebecca Thorman
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- When everyone gets in the way of changing the world - my blogging paralysis
- Generation Y breeds a new kind of woman
- 7 concessions and a challenge to the Gen-Y naysayers
- Purge first. Creativity second.
- The power of place – What do you think?
- The top 3 things you can do to save the world. Literally.
- Advice from top Executives, Presidents, and CEOs
- Personal branding, accountability, and how to just be yourself already
- How video games can show us how to engage Generation Y (or anyone)
- Follow the cool people
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flickr:
a book! that’s almost like a slapstick joke from the movie ‘Airplane’:
Victor: oh no, look! the wing!
Roger: what is it?!
Victor: well, it’s a device on an airplane used to generate lift in keeping….
*etc. etc.
Comment by t h rive — October 31, 2007 #
@ t h rive - haha! And here I thought I was being mysterious…
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — October 31, 2007 #
Great shot of mysterious book!
Comment by Ray Chung — October 31, 2007 #
Thanks, Ray! I appreciate the compliment.
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — November 1, 2007 #
Is there any chance that we can get these beautiful pictures inserted into the RSS feed entries for the site? I want to make sure that I don’t miss any because I think that the post is just short text!
Comment by Mike McCaffrey — November 22, 2007 #