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Exploring the fine line between clever and stupid. Heather Hamilton is a Staffing Manager and Microsoft Employee Evangelist.
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Canned Ads: pretty much as bad as they think they are
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over 2 years ago
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FastCompany has a list (and voting!) for the worst canned ads of the last year. I choose to ignore the Microsoft (Bing!) entry for now, mostly because I never saw The Shining (I know, don't start), so to me, it's not canned as much as whatever. OK? But...
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I think someone might have to come up with a new word for "retirement"
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A Fortune article on Bill Gates' "retirement". For folks that are accustomed to really stretching their brains during the work day, this whole retirement thing can be a challenge. When I think about my retirement (many, many years away), I think about...
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Other applications for Kinect: health care
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over 2 years ago
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I didn't think about these kinds of applications before. It will be really interesting to see what this technology can do in the hands of some of our partners. The idea that someone, that cannot grip a controller, can control an application or communicate...
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My dream of suiting up
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I am so not a gamer. The last game I spent money on was Atari (Asteroids and Space Invaders). And technically, it wasn't my money; I was in 7th grade. But now that I see this , I might have to have it. Holy crap, I could...
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Boring work meetings meet beautiful design
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over 2 years ago
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I'm a fan of good design. Unfortunately, my decision to now love mid-century modern design is trumped by my inability to buy all new furniture. So I continue to refer to the style of my home as "eclectic." My house has been "staged" for 3 months. Three...
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I like what I am hearing about Bing!
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over 2 years ago
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I think being #2 is okey-dokey. Especially a year after launch. I pick a search engine based on what works best for me. So yeah... I'm really good with this. To each his own search engine. Or in my case "decision engine". Because I like to be the decider...
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Project Natal now Kinect; still awesome.
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over 2 years ago
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This sounds good so far . A jillion Star Wars nerds are getting ready to get their light saber on. Or as I heard in Chinatown yesterday "light savers"...because you want to save the light...in a stick... that you hit people with. Star Wars never sounded...
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Microsoft donates $100K to gulf clean up. Stephen Colberts ears still crooked.
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over 2 years ago
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I'm just not sure how I could love Stephen Colbert any more. The Colbert Report Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c Charity Begins at 11:30 www.colbertnation.com Colbert Report Full Episodes Political...
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Uncluttering at work: e-mail edition (not e-mail addition)
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over 2 years ago
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Uncluttering has been a theme for me. You know this . For over three months, I have been living in a perfectly staged state of housey-ness. As much as I hated sorting through my stuff (toss, donate, keep), I have gotten to the point where I so totally...
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People have clearly run out of things to protest
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over 2 years ago
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Our American culture is getting protest happy. I had just moved here when the WTO Summit protests took place. To me, the political point was lost in the street riots, tear gas, and that panic attack I had when I drove down Denney and saw a swarm of protesters...
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If a bubble pops and there's nobody there to hear it, does it really make a sound?
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It's a little encouraging to see recognition that talent (specifically tech talent) is pooling in places other than the Silicon Valley . Those of us that have been responsible for recruiting that talent have seen the quality of tech talent elsewhere increasing...
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The resume is an introduction, not an interview
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over 2 years ago
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Thought I'd pull together some resume tips, seeing that the economy is scratching it's way out of the recession. Or so it seems. I swear that I can predict the state of the economy based on how many people ask me to review their resume and provide feedback...
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