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Save Our Marine Life . . . how long can you last? Game On!

5 February 2010 Attraction

My brilliant sister in-law sent an email with this little game in it and …
OMG MY SANDY ONLY LASTED 30 SECONDS!!
Steer Sandy Seal through the dangers of unprotected waters and sign the petition to Save Our Marine Life.
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Tagged as: Clarity, Earth, environmental issues, Learning, Questioning, Social Marketing, sustainability

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Top 10 Bad IT Decisions

20 January 2010 Analysis

An Article From http://www.itnews.com.au/
By Shaun Nichols, Iain Thomson
Famous head-slap moments from history.
In light of the UK government’s ill-thoughtout and wrong-headed decision to support a ‘three strikes and you’re out’ rule for internet service providers we thought we’d take a look at the history of stupid decision making in the IT field.
We’ve all had the [...]

Tagged as: Accuracy, Apple, Clarity, Google, ibm, Intel, Responsible, Yahoo

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Twitter’s Most Influential Topics of 2009

2 January 2010 Analysis

Brian Solis is a principal at new media agency FutureWorks. You can connect with him on Twitter or Facebook.
In 2009, influence emerged as a source of filtering and focus, especially when Twitter () released its new “lists” feature to empower users to organize and follow custom streams by topic, personality, and themes.
Klout, which analyzes [...]

Tagged as: Clarity, Flexibly, Knowledge, Social Marketing, Twitter

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Habit of Mind – Best ROI You’ll Ever Need

18 December 2009 Development

A ‘Habit of Mind’ refers to the behaviors we employ almost automatically when faced with problems or difficult situations.
Understanding what Habits of Mind are, and what each of them encompasses, is something that develops and deepens as we work with them.
Art Costa and Bena Kallick spent time researching the characteristics of highly successful people.
They found [...]

Tagged as: Accuracy, Clarity, Empathy, Flexibly, Humor, Impulsivity, Innovating, Interdependently, Knowledge, Learning, Metacognition, Persistence, Questioning, Responsible, Senses, Wonderment

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