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FILTER RESULTS ►Seib & Wessel: What We’re Reading Thursday
The press gets criticized for focusing too much on the minutiae of who knew what and when in the IRS controversy, a profile of Meg Whitman, and more recommended reading from around the web.
Ask Yourself These Two Questions to Prioritize Your Tasks
Trying to determine which tasks need to be done and in what order can get complex. Productivity blog GTD Times recommends simplifying the process down to two simple questions. Read more...
Wednesday Blogaround
This blogaround brought to you by fizzy drinks.Recommended Reading:The latest entry in the Naming & Identity series: Britni.Jon: Wellness at the Workplace—The Safeway Debacle [Content Note: The post at this link includes discussion of...Show More Summary
Seib & Wessel: What We’re Reading Wednesday
Recent flaps over taxes still don't bridge the gap between the two parties over tax reform, New York mayoral candidates let it all hang out, and more recommended reading from around the web.
Raising A Yellow Flag Over REIT Valuation
By Adam Aloisi: I read with interest two articles by Dane Bowler (I,II) and another by Brad Thomas over the past week that examined REIT valuation, specifically that of triple-net kingpin Realty Income (O). Bowler recommended a swapShow More Summary
The Part-Time Job That Pays $1,122 Per Hour
If you're looking for a job, we highly recommend becoming a corporate board member. The work is easy. The hours are slack. And the pay is absolutely amazing. Read more...
Use Recommendations to Convince Your Boss to Let You Work from Home
Want to work from home but face a tough boss? Make it harder for him or her to say no to your work-from-home request with a letter of recommendation to use during your negotiation. Read more...
Pandora launches a new ‘Premieres’ station for US users, previewing new albums up to a week before launch
Internet radio and music recommendation service Pandora is rolling out a new service that will offer previews of upcoming album launches in their entirety, up to a week before they... Keep reading ?
Seib & Wessel: What We’re Reading Tuesday
The root of some of President Obama's problems, Japan's prime minister on why he'll be successful this time, and more recommended reading from around the web.
Open Thread: What Are Your Best Netflix Recommendations?
What's that? You want my reviews of movies and TV shows I've discovered on Netflix and found out I'm glad I watched? And you want to give me YOUR recs? Yay!
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Monday Blogaround
This blogaround brought to you by Freudian pickles.Recommended Reading:Mike: The New TV Season, One Stereotype at a TimeJennifer: Giving Girls a Chance at a Real Future with Real Choices [Content Note: The post at this link includesShow More Summary
CNO and CSAF on Air-Sea Battle
The uniformed heads of the Navy and Air Force recently placed a piece in Foreign Policy entitled "Breaking the Kill Chain--How to Keep America in the Game When Our Enemies are Trying to Shut Us Out." I recommend reading it to gain additional understanding about what the two services mean (and don't mean) when they talk ASB. Show More Summary
Seib & Wessel: What We’re Reading Monday
Four former Hillary staffers unlikely to join her in 2016, why Japan's Abenomics might just deliver the hoped-for economic growth, and more recommended reading from around the web.
WHOLE: An Excerpt from Dr. T. Colin Campbell's Brand-New Book PLUS Giveaway
Exciting news, Herbies! Dr. T Colin Campbell and Dr. Howard Jacobson's new book, WHOLE, has been released! and it's already a New York Times Bestseller! I got a chance to read this amazing book a few months ago and I can't recommend it enough. Show More Summary
Buy a New Toothbrush Whenever You Buy Toothpaste
Dentists recommend buying a new toothbrush every 3-4 months, but it's hard to remember when it's time to get a new one. One simple way to remember is to just buy a new toothbrush whenever you buy toothpaste. Read more...
Burned
My Hillsdale colleague Steve Smith reads Dan Brown’s Inferno so you don’t have to. He recommends reading Dante’s Inferno instead.
A Case That Tells the Weird Tale of DSM – and Other Recommended Reading
For a single post that shows how weirdly and unevenly psychiatric diagnosis actually works (and fails to work) in this country, and what that means for the new DSM, get over to Maia Svalavitz’s clear-eyed account of her own five...
Best Apps for Kids & Google Timelapse: Top Stories of the Week
For your weekend reading pleasure, here are the most popular AppNewser headlines of the week. They include apps to clean your Android device, recommended apps for kids, and an amazing way to save handwritten notes wirelessly. (trailer...Show More Summary
Friday Blogaround
This blogaround brought to you by my love for Candice Glover.Recommended Reading:Brian: "So, I Guess You Only Want to Talk to People Who Agree with You!"Chris: Autumn Sandeen Is Recognized as First Transgender VeteranTrudy: When Male...Show More Summary
Seib & Wessel: What We’re Reading Friday
A look at the home of the IRS scandal, a call for a 'war on currency wars,' and more recommended reading from around the web.
- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
- Lois Lerner
- Internal Revenue Service
- Fifth Amendment
- Attorney General Eric Holder
- Jennifer Aniston
- Jean-Claude Van Damme
- Boy Scouts of America
- Grand Theft Auto
- Arrested Development
- Joseph Gordon-Levitt
- Star Trek Into Darkness
- Hangover Part III
- Kindle Fire HD
- Man of Steel
- Hong Kong
- Samsung Galaxy S4
- Call of Duty
- LeBron James
- Sergio Garcia
