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This article seems like a snoozer… moreless a placement to call McKinsey if you want to talk about it… Our problem is that the gold mine that is data is growing so out of control that we're now going to have to train geniuses to get a grip on the size of the problem. So, the question for me is: who's going to lead the way by releasing a portable and modular decision-support framework? Place your bets, folks! ;P
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A brief article on the relevance of social media tools in classrooms that have used a structured approach to incorporate them into the learning process.
Finds for 2011-05-14
My Review of Alite Kung Fu Dog Collar
The Alite Kung Foo dog collar is light, tough and comfortable. It also looks great and sports a handy stash pocket.
Empower Your Pooch!
By Bohemio from Cascadia, Washington on 5/13/2011
Pros: Breezy
Best Uses: Active Dogs
Describe Yourself: Long-time Pet Owner
Our dog, Shadow, loves to swim; so, water exposure is a big consideration when selecting collars in our home. Most leather and nylon collars tend to stretch or tear within a few months.
Alite’s Kung-Fu dog collar is tough, looks stylish and dries out quickly. But, the biggest feature we’ve come to appreciate is the stash pocket. You can keep an emergency doodie bag in it, handy for those days on which your pup decides on a new routine.
We’ve also used it to hold the house key when going out for a jog.
Great product that combines ease of use, and provides for a great experience when you want to head out without packing too much.
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