Microsoft mouse box at factory (by The National Labor Committee)

Microsoft mouse box at factory (by The National Labor Committee)


“As no less a conservative authority than The Wall Street Journal editorial page observed last week, the bill’s prototype is the health care legislation Mitt Romney signed into law in Massachusetts. It contains what used to be considered Republican ideas.”
— Op-Ed Columnist - The Rage Is Not About Health Care - NYTimes.com

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“Organizational diversity and accountability is paramount for long term success and a happy work environment.”
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“In his article “Human Decision-Making: A Scary Thing,” Dr. Jim Phelps says that humans are wired to look for short-term risks and rewards:”
— » Should You Really Be Reading This Post? | Get Rich Slowly
If you’re pushing a “check-in” from Gowalla, Brightkite, or Foursquare to a local restaurant out to your public Twitter stream, you’re broadcasting that you aren’t home. Which could be taken to mean that your home is ripe for burglary. (via The dark side of geo: PleaseRobMe.com | The Social - CNET News)

If you’re pushing a “check-in” from Gowalla, Brightkite, or Foursquare to a local restaurant out to your public Twitter stream, you’re broadcasting that you aren’t home. Which could be taken to mean that your home is ripe for burglary. (via The dark side of geo: PleaseRobMe.com | The Social - CNET News)


CHART OF THE DAY: In Case You Had Any Doubts About Where Microsoft’s Profit Comes From

CHART OF THE DAY: In Case You Had Any Doubts About Where Microsoft’s Profit Comes From


“Although most of the attention on Olympic national medal totals focuses on the top of the aggregate standings, one company is offering a different option. Radnor, Pa.-based QlikTech has an application that breaks things down along other means, adjusting for things like population and gross domestic product, to offer another measure of performance. While the U.S. tops the aggregate medal chart, for example, Norway is most impressive, when adjusted for GDP or population.”
— Olympic notebook: A fresh look at the medal table | Beyond Binary - CNET News