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For all you busy professionals who complain about the rat race, how about literally living in a hamster wheel?
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For wine-lovers, the Miracle Machine is aptly named. The device helps you create your own wine at home in only a couple of days.
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A video featuring what appears to be a working hoverboard has been debunked, but the hype it generated shows how powerful viral ads can be.
Sorry everyone, but it appears that the wait for hoverboards will continue for the foreseeable future.
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Once upon a time, colour was banned. Be inspired to #changeyourstory with colour at http://www.dulux.co.uk
Do you have a story? Then, colour it!
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Social customer service may be new and exciting, but it can still benefit greatly from existing practices and experience. From managing spikes to Last Agent Routing, there are lot of things social still has a lot to learn. Here are 10 Lessons for Social Customer Service – infographic.
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Randall Munroe, a former NASA roboticist who nows draws clever geeky webcomics at XKCD, used data from Vaclav Smil’s The Earth’s Biosphere: Evolution, Dynamics, and Change (“plus a few other sources”) to create a visualization of all of Earth’s land mammals, which include us, by weight. It does certainly put things in perspective, especially when you compare wild land mammals to us and our livestock and pets.
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The Netherlands is known for its bicycle-friendly streets and bike paths, but even this bike leader has intersections that are excessively large and centered too much around cars. In the case of one such intersection between Eindhoven and Veldhoven, planners and designers created the Hovenring, a beautiful bicycle and pedestrian roundabout elevated above the roadway.
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You think you’re souping up your presentation with these neat tricks. Your audience thinks you’re torturing them.You’ve no doubt heard the phrase “Death by PowerPoint.” It’s a cutely exaggerated way of talking about boring presentations, right?
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At one point or another, every successful person has had to face rejection. Here’s proof that hearing the word “no” is not the end.
"You cannot consider yourself successful, if you have never experienced rejection".
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“In this posting, we’ll look at options to increase the depth of your instruction. What you’ll notice throughout the activities is a shift to student ownership of learning, as well as the need to think at higher levels to complete the activities.”
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