Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Night Blogging
Back from the break!
Hey everyone!
Welcome back. Hopefully, you had a nice long weekend.
I hit up the NAIAS today. Love those Audi's, Mercedes and VWs. Cadi CTS Coupe is so tight. The Ferrari model was hilarious and just so ridiculous.
I still know that I'd take a sexy car over any of the hybrids/electric vehicles right now though. I know it's a shame, but that's the truth.
BMW showed they were tech savvy with iPhones as lead gen tools.
Ford has some great interactive properties from 3D TV, remote control race car track, Sync/Best Buy demo and so on. Very impressed.
Enjoy the video and have a great evening.
Welcome back. Hopefully, you had a nice long weekend.
I hit up the NAIAS today. Love those Audi's, Mercedes and VWs. Cadi CTS Coupe is so tight. The Ferrari model was hilarious and just so ridiculous.
I still know that I'd take a sexy car over any of the hybrids/electric vehicles right now though. I know it's a shame, but that's the truth.
BMW showed they were tech savvy with iPhones as lead gen tools.
Ford has some great interactive properties from 3D TV, remote control race car track, Sync/Best Buy demo and so on. Very impressed.
Enjoy the video and have a great evening.
Friday, January 15, 2010
TGIF - WORK IT OUT!
Have a great weekend! Thanks for following. MLK day on Monday.
Big shout out to Cristina (my gf) and her bro Pedro. They are running the half marathon in Phoenix this weekend! Go baby go!
7 Ways to Use Job Boards to Get Interviews
Wednesday, January 27, 2010 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/962838121
Job boards have been getting a lot of bad press lately. Stories of bogus job postings and other nasty tales have taken their toll on these sites' reputations.
And yet, there are actually lots of excellent job boards with good open positions out there for job seekers to take advantage of. It's just a matter of knowing how to use them.
Let CEO, Toby Dayton and Co-Founder, GL Hoffman, from JobDig.com show you the secrets to leveraging job boards.
In this session you'll learn:
- How to Better Target Your Search
- The Job Board Secrets Nobody Tells You About
- The Value of Specific Niche Job Boards
- Tricks to Help Get the Job You Deserve
- Why HR Doesn't Respond to Your Application
Big shout out to Cristina (my gf) and her bro Pedro. They are running the half marathon in Phoenix this weekend! Go baby go!
7 Ways to Use Job Boards to Get Interviews
Wednesday, January 27, 2010 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/962838121
Job boards have been getting a lot of bad press lately. Stories of bogus job postings and other nasty tales have taken their toll on these sites' reputations.
And yet, there are actually lots of excellent job boards with good open positions out there for job seekers to take advantage of. It's just a matter of knowing how to use them.
Let CEO, Toby Dayton and Co-Founder, GL Hoffman, from JobDig.com show you the secrets to leveraging job boards.
In this session you'll learn:
- How to Better Target Your Search
- The Job Board Secrets Nobody Tells You About
- The Value of Specific Niche Job Boards
- Tricks to Help Get the Job You Deserve
- Why HR Doesn't Respond to Your Application
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Urbanization
A defining trend for 2010, 2011, 2012, and so on: urbanization on steroids. We'll let the numbers speak for themselves:
* "Less than 5 per cent of the world’s population lived in cities a century ago. In 2008, for the first time in humanity, that figure exceeded 50 per cent. In the last two decades alone, the urban population of the developing world has grown by an average of 3 million people per week.”
* “By 2050, it will have reached 70 per cent, representing 6.4 billion people. Most of this growth will be taking place in developing regions; Asia will host 63 percent of the global urban population, or 3.3 billion people in 2050.” (Source: the Global Report on Human Settlements 2009, October 2009.)
via trendwatching.com
* "Less than 5 per cent of the world’s population lived in cities a century ago. In 2008, for the first time in humanity, that figure exceeded 50 per cent. In the last two decades alone, the urban population of the developing world has grown by an average of 3 million people per week.”
* “By 2050, it will have reached 70 per cent, representing 6.4 billion people. Most of this growth will be taking place in developing regions; Asia will host 63 percent of the global urban population, or 3.3 billion people in 2050.” (Source: the Global Report on Human Settlements 2009, October 2009.)
via trendwatching.com
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
This is just what I need!

A great visual depicting the likelihood of various features on the upcoming Apple tablet. High-res hawtyness thanks to Geekologie.com. I'll pay money for this (or wait for Apple to send it to me to blog about for free so they gain valuable buzzzzzz).
http://tgrblog2beta.tumblr.com/post/328250208/rumour-roundup-the-apple-tablet
Getting content
Basically, this vblog was a quick one, but tomorrow, we are going to go on field trip and talk about relative social media musts.
Shout out to BlackBerry for filling in valiantly when my Flip Vid went down (and it doesn't seem to be coming back).
Shout out to BlackBerry for filling in valiantly when my Flip Vid went down (and it doesn't seem to be coming back).
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